I am no stranger to writing about technology on this blog. While MissAdventures started out as a sort of diary-cum-travelogue, it has evolved to include all sorts of interests and life events – writing, parenting, social media, gadgets, men, apps, clothing, and even baseball. One of the most popular posts I’ve ever written on here…
When a PR representative recently offered me the opportunity to review the new Sony VAIO S Series laptop, I was hesitant. But I realized that it would be a great opportunity to compare my previous Sony VAIO experience with my new one, as well as compare the two laptops to my relatively new MacBook Pro….
So I was thinking that perhaps it was the phone’s fault for me being online all the time. Then I remembered I was one of about five people that used to stay in the college computer lab – yeah I’m that old – until 4am almost every night. I was definitely one of the few…
The Mapping Sheets add-on in Google Drive is pretty darn cool.
Draft is a pretty cool writing tool.
I just learned that you can use augmented reality on your phone to bring that giant, 12-foot, Home Depot skeleton into your home. It’s pretty fun. All you have to do is access the Home Depot site from your AR-enabled phone and click on the 3D Augmented Reality option.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Links to three articles that discuss our relationship with technology, language, and storytelling.
Harold Cooper, the man behind extendny.com, has given all of us who’ve ever wanted to have a New York City address a reason to celebrate. This fun little application uses the Google Maps API to extend the Manhattan grid to anywhere in the world. I’m not exactly sure how it works, but I do know…