http://www.oxygenaudio.com/o-series/363-o-car.html FINALY SOMEONE GETS IT! And by “it” I mean “how the iPhone works with the world around it” In my car I have a very nice Kenwood double-din system with DVD, Sat-Nav, Satellite radio and of course an iPhone doc. For the last two years however, I find myself almost never using anything on the system but [...]

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This is an update to a few earlier articles concerning the status of the AT&T 3G network along the easter part of the Internet 40 Corridor in Tennessee. It would seem AT&T is slowly filling up the gap between Knoxville, TN and Lebanon, TN along I40. A year ago AT&T put out a press release [...]

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I have no ideal if anyone will ever need this, but I figure there is at least one person who is curious about the topic. So to that one sad person, thank you for reading my review. I have carried a 2 cell AA Mini-Maglite for 20+ years. It is the perfect flashlight to have [...]

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Yesterday I purchased an iPhone App called iDOS. iDOS is a DOS emulator based on DOSBOX which allows you to run Naive DOS applications from Zork all the way to Windows 3.11. Having grown up in the DOS era, my childhood is filled with memories of games ran on my IBM PS1, and later my [...]

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Over the last several years we have helped many of our Clients with issues related to HP notebooks that mysteriously died. These where HP DV series notebooks. In some of these cases, we were able to get HP to “fix” the problem under a special extend warranty program. Of course we still had to cover the expense [...]

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It would seem that SCOTUS has decided to take up an appeals case for Whitney Harper, a Texas college student who was accused of copyright violations by the RIAA. A Texas federal judge award the RIAA $7,400 for the infringement or $200 per file for the 37 songs cited in the case. This was much [...]

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I just spent two days developing a new Asterisk System for the office. Asterisk is the open-source free PBX Phone system that has all the functionally of major and expensive systems from ESI, Nortel, Nokia, and AT&T. A year ago we installed a “virtual pbx” solution with RingCentral. We’ve been pretty happy with the system, [...]

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Every year about this time I revamp my “online audio streaming” for UT Football. John Ward forever spoiled me on Radio Football, and when I was living far away from Tennessee my only source for UT games was the internet. Now, I pipe online broadcast games through my HOM (Home, Office and Mobile) media setup, so that [...]

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As any good IT man will tell you, remote desktop (aka VNC, aka Screen Sharing) is a corner stone of how we do what we do. Every system at TCG is equipped to is some manor to be remotely controlled. This has saved me countless hours of trekking back and forth between my office and [...]

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