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I've rounded up my favorite Guy to Guy posts of 2009 for your reading pleasure. Check these out if you missed them the first time, or just enjoy reliving the experience.
If you're among the few, the proud, the Android smartphone owners, NPR's new app is a must-have. It can stream live and on-demand NPR stations, and it can do so in the background (which the iPhone can't).
The Etre Touchy Gloves keep your hands warm while letting you operate phones, cameras, and other gadgets. It's probably a little late to add these to your holiday wish list, but there's nothing to stop you from splurging on them yourself.
, like me, you're watching the minutes tick down today until you can eat sugar cookies and play with your kids, but you can't leave the office quite yet, then I've got a few distractions you might want to check out to help pass the time before you check out for the holidays.
T3Desk lets you minimize your programs so they shrink to a distant 3D element on the desktop itself.
The simple act of "jailbreaking" you iPhone opens the door to loads of apps you can't otherwise get -- but there are risks involved. Should you make a "break" for it?
What cool tools made our top-five list for 2009? The roster includes a pocket-size 3G Wi-Fi router, a keychain-friendly USB drive, and the most business-friendly scanner we've ever seen.
Elance has published the top 10 most-wanted IT skills for the year along with their results for December. If you're job hunting --online or the traditional way -- this is a good list to check out.
If you want to learn more about the new features in Office 2010 -- to get more out of the beta trial or to see if it's worth making the upgrade next year -- then you'll want to check out a free 200-page e-book from Microsoft Press.
Want to know what software rocked our world in 2009? We've gathered up six picks -- many of them free -- that we'll be using well into 2010 and beyond.
Track all your packages from a single service, and get status in your browser or on your mobile phone.
A great gift for a co-worker (or yourself), business-card scanning apps for your iPhone, painless screen sharing from LogMeIn, and more!
I can't get enough of a tiny printable calendar that puts the whole year at your fingertips on a piece of paper no bigger than a business card.
Want to "skin" your browser? The new Personas 2.0 for Firefox makes it a snap to browse and select colorful themes.
Connectify is fine -- and it has been updated extensively in the last few weeks -- but I've heard from a few folks that it's quirky and doesn't work on everyone's hardware. If that sounds like your experience, I have another option to try.
