Okay, first of all: This post isn’t meant to insult anyone mentioned. It’s not intended to expose nor to point the finger at somebody. Actually, this post is more like an example of how feature announcements and social media should … Continue reading →

CulturedCode’s Things is probably one of the best GTD applications available on the Mac OS X and the iPhone platform. Yet, there really is no alternative that supports managing your tasks in such a big scale like Things does. I … Continue reading →

In the first post of my tests regarding Ubuntu One, I described a bit how the general principle of Ubuntu One works and what I’ve experienced while setting it up on one Ubuntu client. Now, I got a bit deeper … Continue reading →

So, after I’ve received my confirmation for my Ubuntu One account on July the 19th, this evening I’ve finally found at least a bit time to play around with it and check out how good this service really works. For … Continue reading →

Today, I’ve just subscribed to the invitations-list of Canonical’s new service called Ubuntu1. UbuntuONE. U1. Ubuntu One. The service is yet a beta, not public available and seems to become for Ubuntu what MobileMe is for the Mac. The current … Continue reading →