Gizmos and Gadgetry
I'll be blogging about the technology that makes geeks around the world go crazy.
Real Name: Brandon Member Since: June 03, 2008 Last Signed In: October 13, 2008 Profile Views: 157 Blog Views: 443 Parents, kids bond playing video games Ebay: Your source for flights and much, much more Looking past the Web to mobile newspapers Toyota to segueway into Winglet Tweet. Tweat. Twitter. Tech Saavy Churches To dream of thee, iPhone AT&T, iPhone not connected at the hip? iPhone 2 to hit shelves Friday The end of Christmas? June 08 July 08 August 08 September 08 October 08 
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Looking back on my childhood, the best times I had with my parents were when we spent time together doing something we both enjoyed.
Parents have always looked for ways to spend time with their kids - sports, hunting, fishing, shopping, going to the movies, etc. And it seems a more technological culture is introducing new ways for families to spend time together - playing video games.
I just listened to this report over at NPR.org that talks about a family enjoying the game Rock Band....
If Ebay didn't already offer almost anything and everything, the online auction community gained a new type of user, the airline jetBlue. (*hat tip: Drudge Report)
The biding begins between 5 and 10 cents for trips to more than 20 destinations. Unfortunately, I couldn't find Texas as a destination or starting point when I searched the flights.
I guess I won't be bidding on any weekend escapades.
This step by jetBlue seems to be the first in the right direction for using online...
I have long doubted any "silver bullet" solution as a savior of the newspaper industry.
Despite consistent newsroom cuts at metropolitan dailies such as the New York Times, Los Angeles Times or Washington Post, smaller local papers with less direct competition do relatively well, according to The State of the News Media 2008, an annual report reviewing the state of the mass media industry.
As such, the majority of the newspaper industry is looking to technology - the Web,...
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