Baseball America has an article in this week’s issue touting a new use for iPods. Players’ at bats are video’d and then the video is transferred to a database. Next, individual players are able to then grab the video of all of their at bats so they can view their visits to the plate.

Most of the ads we see for iPods just show people acting cool: dancing their way through life with their headphones plugged in. My nieces in Chicago let me in on their secret theory: that many of the people one sees on the street aren’t even listening to an iPod at all, but are just [...]

Heading to Chicago today, and used my iPod on the way to the airport to catch up on the Kojo Mnamdi (whoa on spelling - that can’t be right!?)’ Tech Tuesday with the Computer Guys podcast.
A caller asked whether he should update his OS (caller was a PC user) to Vista or just [...]

Here’s the second installment in the Client Spotlight series. It’s a really long interview, but I’ve decided it works best to keep it together in one post.
I’ve known Brad Newman, Executive Director of Yavapai EXCEPTIONAL Industries (YEI!) here in Prescott, for about 15 years, and we teamed up to work together nearly ten years ago. [...]

I have an old photo of me taken when I was about a year old, with a camera around my neck. I am that person who likes to be behind, not in front of, the camera. Not like my kids who, when they see the camera come out of the case, start hamming it up. [...]