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Just a quick rant. I have been reading and hearing a lot about people complaining about how android does not support exchange (yet ;).
All I have to say is that ever since I switched all my email over to gmail my spam rate has drastically gone down. Another great thing is that gmail on the [...]
When I first started reading about the Gphone, I really wasn’t too impressed… I thought it was going to be big and clunky, it was portrayed to behind in software development and bloggers were giving out some shitty reviews.
Well I have had my Gphone for over 2 days now and I think it is amazing. [...]
One of my companies was recently in the Wall Street Journal for the subject of sheriff sales and foreclosures. A Broker, Eric Van Auken, that works with me closely was on site to scoop up this press opportunity…this one was all about being in the right place at the right time. Or as we say [...]
So I totally gave in and ordered the new Google Phone running android from tmobile. The phone actually doesn’t hit the market until October 22, but I’m sure it will be mobbed everywhere the week it comes out and if I know myself…I will need to have it. The phone supposedly sells for $170-200, but [...]
I tend to talk about this a lot in my daily business discussions and I always encounter heat on it. The issue is simple:
There are so many great free services on the internet, one day these companies offering them are going to have to “flip the switch” so to speak and turn a profit. What [...]
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