A good "introduction" to gadgets can be had through pcmagazine.com; cnet.com; technetonline.com There are many that are more geek style techie but these help set the standards of gadgets through trials and reviews.
Just bought a Blackberry Saturday. Managed to sync my contacts and schedule from my PC. I am very happy about this.
Getting online with the Blackberry seems a lot of work for me, a Mac user. How the @#*&$#@! do you type your passwords onto this thing without wondering if you did it right?
Maybe next week I'll be happy with the online features. This week has been a challenge.
Louis G. Atsaves
Ashur Odishoo
· 3 years ago
I like expert geeks to do the testing for me and read their results. I like CNET for a synopsis of the latest and greatest.
Little Egypt
· 3 years ago
Rich, love the new colors on this site. It makes for easier reading for these old eyes.
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I also like Ars Technica, Major Geeks and Extreme Tech as sites.
Web address is "TechNudge", which is Bill's blog.
http://www.technudge.com/
Guy's a true techie, and can put it down in English.
www.gizmodo.com
(for "green" electronics)
http://www.politicsandtechnology.com/
Dem internet consulting firm that posts occassionally on the tech side, not the partisan.
Think this one is non-partisan, but not sure. Big fan of the site and they focus a lot on mobile technology.
http://www.personaldemocracy.com
www.techlore.com
Getting online with the Blackberry seems a lot of work for me, a Mac user. How the @#*&$#@! do you type your passwords onto this thing without wondering if you did it right?
Maybe next week I'll be happy with the online features. This week has been a challenge.
Louis G. Atsaves