Today I spilled some coffee over my fairly new MacBook Pro (MBP). The liquid rolled over the corner of my trackpad, over the arrow keys and shift key, over 1/3 of the speaker, and by then, a friend had picked up the MBP and forced the coffee to roll

When I first started backing up my data, I simply copied and pasted my files from one folder to another. The problem is that if the hard drive crashes, all that data will still be lost. After that, I invested in an external hard drive, but eventually got tired of

The first Bluetooth headset I’ve owned was the Motorola H550. The reason I picked it was primarily because of the ear hook. It just made sense that this would be the best way to mount it securely on your ear — or so thought. The headset was actually a gift

My first navigation system was a HP iPAQ rx1950 with Destinator PN installed and a USGlobalSat BT-821 GPS receiver. I still have that bundle and it’s fully functional, but the maps are now obsolete. Up until just a few months ago, I got around town using the Telenav Navigator

Security is time consuming and often just plain inconvenient, but there are a handful of plugins that make being secure much easier. I give you the top 3 security add-ons for Firefox that I personally use. (PS: In terms of ratings, 1/5 refers to the least and 5/5

The only things I ever recommend are things that I use myself and that have proven themselves over time. I’ve used the following add-ons at least weekly, if not daily, throughout 2011, which is how they’ve landed on my list of top 5 Firefox add-ons for 2012. ColorZilla

Dropbox — yes, that’s a referral link, providing you and me with extra storage space — is a service that let’s you share your files between different devices of yours. You also have the ability to share individual files with friends via a link. Dropbox basically adds a new folder