Posted in groovyReview on Sep 1st, 2010
Earlier, I gave a rather ebullient guided tour of Windows Live Sync Beta 2011 (which will be known as Windows Live Mesh when it is officially released), touting its groovy potential as a backup tool and cloud storage solution. But since that brief honeymoon phase, I’ve had a chance to move in some of my stuff and I’ll have to admit that I’m having trouble getting comfortable. It seems that much of the pampering I’ve received from old faithful Dropbox has given me some pretty high expectations when it comes to cloud-based syncing and in spite of my optimistic review, I think I’m going to have to stick with Dropbox—for now. Here’s why…
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Posted in photography on Aug 27th, 2010
A little while back, BrickMonkey wrote a Tutorial About HDR Photography explaining the most important key elements and tips on shooting HDR. Today I’ll show you how you can use a very ordinary 120$ camera or a newer camera phone and blend them together with Bridge and Photoshop CS5 to come up with a similar result. Let’s start with the basics. For those of you who are a bit tired and don’t feel like reading, skip to the bottom for the groovyVideo which covers this How-to guide.
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Posted in google on Aug 26th, 2010
By now everyone should know that Google Voice has gone public and ANYONE can get an account. Now with the latest upgrade, Google Voice has become a true Skype killer, land-line slayer, VOIP provider, and a threat to cell phone carrier’s minute planes. …
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Posted in google on Aug 25th, 2010
We’ve been posting more Android app articles recently and in those we’ve included the QR code for quick access to the app in the store. Just to make sure no one was lost on the who QR code reference, I figured it would be good to make sure everyone knows what these codes do and recommend a few good scanning apps we’ve used.
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Posted in wordpress on Aug 24th, 2010
Android is getting pretty big these days as most everyone can tell, and that’s fueling the android app market big time. One app is for all of us bloggers out there using WordPress. This article is packed with screenshots to show you a basic tour of the app and how to set it up to get you groovin’ with Android and WordPress.
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Posted in google on Aug 20th, 2010
Recently we posted a How-To for using Dropbox on your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad but we thought it would be fun to show you how to do the same thing with your Android device and maybe show you an extra trick or two through a screenshot tour!
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Posted in Freeware on Aug 18th, 2010
The whole point in having a Dropbox is so you can access all of your data from any device, and have it fully backed up. So why not use Dropbox from your iOS device that set you several hundred $’s back? Yes, there is even an app for that and it is free! Groovy…
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Posted in Internet on Aug 13th, 2010
In today’s broadband and mobile internet age, 90% of the work you do on a computer involves the internet. This makes using different browsers sometime necessary, since there is always a browser that is better at one thing and worse at another. When…
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Posted in twitter on Aug 9th, 2010
Are you a Twitter Addict? The good news is that the iPhone, with its constant 3G internet connection goes together perfectly with Twitter like platform boots go with disco dancing! The problem is, if you want to upload a photo there isn’t exactly an easy way to do it with the built-in Safari browser for. Here are a few different solutions to solve all of your iPhone photo “tweeting” needs.
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Posted in Windows 7 on Jul 28th, 2010
If you have an Xbox 360 or a Windows Mobile phone, then your best bet on syncing all your music and media would be Windows Media Player 12. Sadly enough you may have already encountered problems refreshing your library and keeping things tidy. But,…
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