And without further adieu, the here's the last half of my favorite iPhone apps of the moment. If you missed my first post, you can find it here.

In the year and a bit that I've had my iPhone it's become pretty indispensible for me. I don't need to use an alarm clock anymore, Clock does it for me. I don't need to check my e-mail on a computer anymore, Mail does it for me. Maps acts as a great backup GPS device if my Magellan GPS unit doesn't cut it (or if I forgot it at home) :) Alongside the standard iPhone apps I've been trying out a bunch of apps from the Apps Store. I'm a "if I don't get it in 5 or 10 minutes I'm getting rid of it" type of app user. So if something passes muster, and has stayed on the iPhone for a couple of months, it gets my stamp of approval.

…has it been that long since I last posted? Seemed like yesterday…but between March and now, I’ve been on the road at least a week every month. Add the days leading up to a trip prepping and the days after catching up, and well, here we are in November. Got lots of topics...

I’m a big fan of open source software. What I’m an even bigger fan of is finding websites that help consolidate open source application information, like osalt.com, and more recently, OpenDisc. With OpenDisc, they go beyond listing links of open source applications available for...

photo credit: Michele Catania Looks a bit different around here doesn't it? :) It's a step up from the default Kubrick Wordpress theme.

It seems like in the past few weeks Twitter is everywhere.

I think it's the "it's a new year it's time for new beginnings, cleaning up" sentiment that's gotten me doing some maintenance work on my Dell laptop tonight.

…having gotten one for my husband a few weeks ago for his birthday…but I think this link pretty much says it all…