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CloudBook Product Diary

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Blogging, Technology

I have great hopes for this product, but the experience of this reviewer is not so hot... "Everex's CloudBook aims to one-up the Asus Eee PC with a larger hard drive and a flashy new operating system.  Along with our review of the CloudBook, we're taking a closer look by using this new UMPC to … Continue reading CloudBook Product Diary →

Stuff I saved in ‘Reader’ on May 1, 2011

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Blogging, Linux, Social Media

Weekend Fav April ThirtyApril 30, 2011 Sony Bloggie 3D now available for aspiring James Camerons everywhereApril 29, 2011 Tune It Up Yourself with Bike Repair [Video]April 29, 2011 5 Simple Applications That Let You Do More With EvernoteApril 29, 2011 How To Design Your Blog Quick and EasyApril 29, 2011 4 Examples of Social Media … Continue reading Stuff I saved in ‘Reader’ on May 1, 2011 →

Social Media and B2B Marketing

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Social Media, Thoughts

Social media is a tool that, on the surface, appears to only have use in certain areas- such as simple interpersonal relationships or business-to-consumer marketing.  However, experienced users recognize the benefits of social media in establishing and maintaining business-to-business marketing.  Those in marketing may claim, “Well, people who are into social media aren’t the audience … Continue reading Social Media and B2B Marketing →

Stuff I saved in ‘Reader’ on April 30, 2011

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Social Media

Will Facebook Deals Really Be A Groupon Killer?April 28, 2011 Facebook Fan Page Best Practices with Mari Smith [@InboundNow #18]April 28, 2011 Why Your Fans Stopped Following YouApril 28, 2011 The Send Button, Because Sometimes It’s PrivateApril 25, 2011 Details of Samsung's 'Alex' Chrome OS netbook leaked, Atom N550 in towApril 29, 2011 YouTube highlights … Continue reading Stuff I saved in ‘Reader’ on April 30, 2011 →

You know what is amazing? Dropbox!

Posted on by Todd Lohenry in Linux, Technology

Have multiple computers? Across multiple platforms? Forget about usb sticks and all that jazz. Check out Dropbox..."In mid-September, the file sync-and-store service Dropbox came out of private beta, boasting smooth file synchronization between computers and across platforms. I gave it a try on Windows and Ubuntu Linux, and I was quite impressed by what I … Continue reading You know what is amazing? Dropbox! →