Author Archives: Jesse Tucker
AT&T: What A Joke
For the past few months, I’ve noticed that coverage with AT&T where I live has progressively gotten worse. It’s so bad now that I can’t really count on AT&T at all anymore for important calls. There are 3 different phones I use (including my wife’s) on AT&T, and the service has been consistent on each. I figured I’d put matters in my own hands with the MicroCell, but that product is a joke itself, but that’s a different matter altogether.
Google Buzz – Revisited
When Google Buzz first came out, everyone was talking about it. Was it going to be a Twitter killer? Was it going to be the biggest weapon in Google’s arsenal to take on Facebook? Privacy concerns…what?!?
Posted in Buzz, Social Networking, Twitter
Tagged Buzz, Facebook, reviews, Social Networking, Twitter
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From MS Excel to HTML
Out in the real world, there are few people that have to work with a computer that have never used Excel. For most it’s function is to store long lists and basic record keeping. I wouldn’t be surprised if half of today’s Excel users don’t even know what an Excel function is. For me, learning how to use functions to manipulate the data I was working with started teaching me to think like a web developer.
The iPhone 4. Who hasn’t heard by now?
It’s the same phone that was “leaked” not too long ago. Less than 24 hours after the official announcement, you couldn’t hop on the internet without finding some news spin on Apple’s latest creation.
The Computer Guy: Job Title of Doom
Not everyone requires a computer to work, but everyone uses one. And since you know more about them than many people you know, you’ve earned the title of “Computer Guy”.
Posted in Web Design
Tagged computer industry, design, Facebook, google, productivity, Social Networking, technical
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