Well, at least if you are an AT&T customer in the OKC metro that is. Yesterday about 10am, it seems that AT&T launched their 3G network here in OKC…and it is glorious. Nothing like pulling 776 KB/sec out of the air.
Its about time too! Tulsa has had their 3G network for well over a […]
Got myself a Sprint Mogul today -
Actually, my insurance did … because I dropped my old one …
It is sweet.
Wow, this is huge! About the only complaint that most people had about Gmail was the lack of IMAP access. Sure, POP3 is ok, but IMAP access makes Gmail an universal option for everyone. IMAP allows you to store all of your mail on the server and it keeps read status across all of your […]
Happy 9th Birthday Google!
Sorry for the lack of posts lately, Jeff and I have been incredibly busy as of late. We’ll get back on it eventually.
“One of the errors that we make is that we always assume the rate of innovation that we have seen thus far is capped, and we don’t accurately see that it is accelerating…”
-Eric Schmidt (CEO of Google) at Progress and Freedom Foundation Aspen Summit
I now in my upper level courses have to write at least 2 papers a week. IT SUCKS! But I love what I’m studying.
This does ironically bring up this issue of being environmentally friendly - ok, not really, I just want my classes to be more web based! And thank God, one of the classes […]
I won tickets to the PGA Championship at the Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa from Homeland and KYIS fm on Thursday. It was great, the promo ended at 7pm - I rolled in at 6:55pm and they called and told me I won at 7:05pm.
The Championship was amazing. Unfortunately, you can’t have cameras or […]
I’m taking an online August intersession class at OCCC and so I decided to get a jump start on it today…I’m turning over a new leaf this semester…
Anyway, it is a required computer class for my business major and it is going to be a breeze. How do I know?
I was reading through some of […]
Just read an entry by Scoble where he casually mentions that “Facebook is the new business card” and I couldn’t help but think of how true that statement is.
I’ve been using Facebook for about 3 years - I signed up the day that Facebook opened it up to the University of Oklahoma. Networking and connecting […]
A project that the digerati team has been fervently working on for the past few weeks was officially announced the other day over at Swerve.
Go read about the project, it is a truly revolutionary way of looking at the Bible. I like to think of it as:
(Facebook + Flickr + YouTube + Wikipedia) x (the […]