iPhone / iTouch / Android enabled
Got an iPhone 3GS the other day (clearly I’m behind the mobile curve but then I hate talking on the phone so it took me a while to “get it”)…. Read more »
Category: Desktop Software
Did they used to have pencil labs?
We’re in the process of planning a new library for George Mason University, adding if I remember correctly, roughly 150,000 square feet to our existing main library building. At present,… Read more »
Back in the day…
http://www.boomerang.nl/kaarten/boomerang/google-classic/
Presentation tools
Here are two tools I recently stumbled across. Each might prove useful when putting together a presention. OmniGraphSketcher Omnigroup made news a few weeks ago by releasing OmniWeb, OmniDiskSweeper and… Read more »
Catching Up
A few quick items to help bring things up to date: Netbook Experiment Had an idea the other day that instead of purchasing regular size notebooks for staff loaners (machines… Read more »
S3 Storage
I realize it’s been around for at least two years but only recently have I begun spending some time with Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3). Beyond just enjoying the exploration… Read more »
Light show
It fell to me to both create the slides and handle the equipment for the presentation a group of us did off-campus on Monday. The “handle the equipment” part meant… Read more »
See you in court…
Statement from George Mason University on Center for History and New Media’s Zotero Software Oct. 29, 2008 Media Contact: Daniel Walsch, dwalsch@gmu.edu 703-993-8785 The Thomson Reuters Corporation has sued the… Read more »
Endnote-v-Zotero
Summary of the pending litigation on the Citizen Media Law Project’s site. Does a nice job of linking in comment and analysis from across the web. I also added a… Read more »
OpenOffice 3.0
Getting rid of all-things-Endnote has put me in a rather unseasonable mood for digital spring cleaning. I’m not sure if it’s that I’ve been using and very much enjoying Open… Read more »