The Future of the Internet

Jul 16, 2010 | 5 Comments

Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Over on Lockergnome, Slick asked what our thoughts are on the future of the Internet. With speeds and capabilities ever-increasing, it can boggle the mind to think of what we’ll have available to us in 20 years or so. It will [...]

How Does iTunes Work on the iPad?

Apr 2, 2010 | 4 Comments

Imagine being stuck in an airport for hours on end. You’re bored out of your mind, and feeling as though you could flip out at any second. Now imagine having the iPad with you, just waiting for you to connect to iTunes. It takes one tap of a finger to connect to the iTunes store [...]

Favorite Downloads

Mar 17, 2010 | 3 Comments

I initiated a TypeWith.me document the other day and seeded the link to those in my chat room. Within a few hours, the group of us had assembled our own list of “favorite” downloads for… Windows Foobar2000 Skype mIRC VLC Media Player Google Chrome Google Earth Mozilla Firefox SecondLife AOL Instant Messenger Flurry Screensaver Opera [...]

What are You Downloading?

Aug 9, 2009 | One Comment

Whether or not you’re a fan of Java, it’s something we use every day – often without even thinking about it. If your Java version isn’t updated to the most recent, you’re going to run into troubles. Thankfully, Sun has been busy releasing updates… and upgrades. Now that Motorola is going to be moving to [...]

Where to Find MP3s of New Music Releases

Apr 10, 2009 | No Comments

Amazon MP3 has a wide selection of popular new MP3 albums for music fans of any genre from rock to hip hop, country, jazz, and beyond. This month, they’re celebrating indie rock with a well-crafted list of the 100 Greatest Indie Rock Albums of All Time and over 100 free songs from 12 Indie Label [...]

Award-Winning Software Usually Isn’t

Aug 21, 2007 | 6 Comments

In the early ’90s, I wrote about software just about every day of my life – and that’s how Lockergnome came into being. There were very few original sources for content, and I was one of them (tilting at windmills by publishing through email). I really lost interest after dozens of Web sites sprang up [...]