How to Think Like a Geek
May 29, 2009
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I’ve never thought that being a geek was a negative thing…maybe it’s because I think that being a geek only means a person who loves technology. I’ve never worn a pocket protector, black glasses, or pulled my pants up above my belly button and I suspect that most tech lovers have never done those things either.
This article that I wrote on eHow is telling people who might be afraid of technology that they can find their inner geek and confront that piece of technology without calling their “favorite geek”! We geeks love to fix your computer (or DVD player, or smartphone, etc), but we also love for you to join us in loving to learn about that piece of technology along the way!
Have you heard about these new Twitter Twibes? I find them great in getting together users who want to Tweet about a common subject. Here’s all you need to get started with Twitter Twibes! (I mentioned the 1st one in an earlier post.)
One of the greatest features of the iPhone is that you can add some incredible apps to your phone that will make your iPhone indispensible 
Here are a few new articles for you. Twitter and Facebook have caught much of my attention lately. It’s amazing to see how fast a social networking site can go from a virtual unknown to the general public, to becoming verbs that will probably be in the Webster’s dictionary by the end of the year! Facebook did it last year and Twitter is doing it this year!
The interest in Twitter has been skyrocketing in the last few months. The concept of micro-blogging invites users to update whenever and wherever they are, which makes an iPhone application a natural fit. Unfortunately, lots of developers have recognized that fact and have presented us with dozens of choices of iPhone Twitter clients.
