With a social networking culture fast immuring in our society, we all have lots of very different passwords that we need to remember unless we want our digital life to crumble. We also fill in many other types of webforms that require us to consistently fill in identical information that doesn’t change (name, email, address, phone number, passwords etc). Many companies have attempted to solve this issue through centralized web services or desktop applications. In my opinion, the closest to “a perfect solution is the latest version of the Mac OS X app called 1Password. Before launching in to my thoughts, I just want to give you a quick disclaimer in saying that I bought this product entirely under my own steam and personally use it on a day-to-day basis.

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Often times when I read posts from armature blogs (I am no super-pro), I see issues that consistently plague otherwise fantastic content. Largely, I credit that to the fact that anyone can post their thoughts online and thus can become a little sloppy when writing to what is, broadly, a much young demographic. In that vain, I thought I could help some of you out there by providing with some tips to improve how you conduct yourself on the internet.

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Often times, I find myself, and others, complaining about the fact that a sweet product rumor did not come to pass. This got me thinking about the impacts hype has on technology innovation and arrived at the conclusion that the consumer is the barrier to and the driver of technology innovation in a single breath. I just wanted to talk about why.

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You guys may have noticed that I haven’t posted here for quite a number of days. Don’t worry, I’ve got a whole ton of exciting reviews coming in the next few weeks so don’t worry. That said, I thought it might be topical to talk about some tips to help you get some inspiration for what to write on your tech blog.

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As geeks, we are often getting new computers and need to customize them before we feel at home. For me, at least, I find that there are things that I always have to change before I feel as though it’s actually my computer. I’m guessing you guys are similar and thought I might be fun to compare notes. I should note that I will include aspects that are specific to the given operating system.

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