Question for all you Linux and CMS Gurus

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Got a new contracting gig, outfit of 250 people. They want an internal web portal, intended to be the start homepage of everyone’s browser so that when people sit down every morning they can read (and management or whoever can post and edit) newsletters, a shared calendar system, a document sharing/collaboration/storage system, a staff directory, … Read more

Froyo comes to HTC Aria…in Two Flavors

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No, I didn’t die. I’ve just been busy with other projects. But I had to come out of semi-retirement to post two articles (second to follow shortly) on new developments with my HTC Aria. Let’s start at the beginning. Back in June, I made the bold move of putting my much-beloved HTC Fuze, running the … Read more

iOS 4.2 Gold Master

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Well it’s official iOS 4.2 has just went to Gold Master. Get it while it’s hot if your a dev and it should be final in a few days to a week. If you do get it do drop us a line and let us know how it works for you.

Samsung and AT&T announce the Evergreen

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On the day before the US release of Windows Phone, Samsung is going to sneak in a new messaging phone that is built with 70% recycled post-consumer plastics and packaging that utilizes 80% recycled post-consumer paper. Available at AT&T on November 7th, the Samsung Evergreen will sell for $29.99 after a $50.00 mail in rebate … Read more

RIM Hemorrhaging

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Number cruncher Canalys dished out the Q3 smartphone US shipment share with Apple leapfrogging RIM at 26.2% to 24.2% respectively, versus Q2 with RIM at 32% to Apple’s 21.7%, a 6% dive for Blackberries in only three months putting them in third place (you know who at 43.6%, you also know who now at 3%). … Read more

Google Bans Texting Spy App, Web Gets Excited

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Google made a controversial decision to ban Secret SMS Replicator, an Android app that automatically forwards text messages to another phone, from the market. They weighed two evils to see which was lighter than the other, facilitating spying versus being in the spirit of openness in terms of not censoring such things, and their scale … Read more