Mike Arrington has just posted his 2009 list of products he can’t live without. After my own 2008 list, here is my update for 2009 as I think it’s fun to observe how our computing environment evolv...

A few days ago I upgraded my MacBook Pro’s hard drive after realizing 320 GB drives sell for USD 110 - which made constantly worrying about disk space ridiculous. This also should extend my old MBP...

Like many, I took the plunge on Friday and bought an iPhone 3G (pictures and videos of the saga here). It was clearly not the most reasonable thing to do to stand in line for hours to get an expens...

I’ve had a fair experience with Bluetooth devices, including headsets, mice, and keyboards. At home, I am now using the Apple Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, and I am quite happy with them.Recently, ...

Saturday morning we went to the local movie theater to watch a Metropolitan Opera’s high-definition live broadcast of Puccini’s Manon Lescaut.I was curious about how much I would enjoy watching an ...

Following-up on Alex’s posts, to me the most glaring hole in the MacWorld announcements was the lack of any update about DRM-free music.Apple was a precursor of DRM-free music online with last year...

Many of my tasks, at Orbeon or personal, involve PDF documents:<ul><li>Sending invoices to customers (no way we are sending Word or Excel documents!)</li><li>Archiving, view...

I recently bought two Fujitsu ScanSnap scanners: one for the office (Mac version) and one as a gift for my brother (PC version).For as long as I can remember, I have had a strong aversion for paper...

You know, like when all those cheap flights are listed, but Orbitz tells you that the flight is not available when you want to buy it? Systematically, our recent flight searches have come up with t...

Following-up on Michael Arrington’s post “2008: Web 2.0 Companies I Couldn’t Live Without”, here are the Web 2.0 tools and services I use whenever I am behind the computer (I’ll pass on the super-o...