In my family I’ve always been the biggest, but that’s not saying much. In high school I wrestled 152 and hovered around 160 in the off season. When I graduated into adulthood I hung out with the 160s until my early 30s. By then I was running less, working a sit down job, and maintaining
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If you loved Super 8, then you’ll love what J.J. Abrams and Steven Spielberg have in store for Summer 2012.
A podcast is a series of digital audio or video files that are usually themed, released episodically, and often downloaded through web syndication (like Ask a Ninja) to a computer or portable device. That’s the easy part. The real work is coming up with the material and finding the time to create the podcast. If you’re
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The Chicago Bears just launched their official (and free) mobile app. No more switching back and forth between Tweetbot, and ESPN ScoreCenter on game day. No more fumbling through ChicagoBears.com mobile site. Just one app with all a Bears fan could need on Sunday (or Thursday or Monday or Saturday if it’s preseason). I’m actually
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Subscribing to iTunes Match is about as easy as making an iTunes purchase. All you need to do is plop down $25/year, set up the software, and get to streaming. Yay! When it’s all said and done you’ll have access (in the U.S. only for now) to all of your music (up to 25,000 songs
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I up and paid for tethering when iOS 4.3 was released. Frankly, I was tired of having to re-jailbreak my iPhone every time there was an update just so I could use MiWi. The other day I updated to iOS 5 and immediately noticed my Personal Hotspot menu had vanished. Since I was headed out
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Apple just released iOS 5.0.1 beta 2 along with an updated version of iTunes 10.5.1 that continues to tease their upcoming iTunes Match service. If you’re unaware, iTunes Match lets you upload up to 25,000 non-iTunes songs to the cloud and access them from up to 10 devices, including 5 computers, 2 different Apple TVs, and
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