When I first heard of Twitter, I was amazed and amused that it was spreading like wildfire in a frenzy of popularity.

I recently reviewed SPB’s new Online product. My concluding remarks were as follows:

Conclusions

  For the past several years, I have offered suggestions for stocking stuffers that you can use for your digitally addicted friends. Or, if you are so afflicted yourself, you may wish to drop a few hints based on the ideas herein.

 If you have ever wished you could convert your tape or record collection to digital format, ask Santa Claus for an Audio Recorder. It would make a perfect gift for others as well.

Recently I offered an article on how to obtain free audiobooks from most public libraries. I’ve just discovered another free audiobook resource that I’d like to share with you.

After a long and arduous round of beta testing, SBHS’ Calendar Touch has been released. It’s a vast improvement over its Papyrus predecessor. This is not an upgrade with a new name; it is a completely new Calendar program with exciting new features.

My interest in eAudiobooks that you can download for free from almost any public library these days has spurred me to experiment with MP3 players that allow bookmarking, which is essential to a satisfactory audiobook

I don’t know about you, but I gave up on thumb drives a long time ago. I have a drawer full of under capacitated thumb drives of 64-256 MB.

When I reviewed the new Palm 800w a few months ago, I lamented the lack of accessories and the new, non-standard connector.