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In this latest episode of HotHardware’s Two and Half Geeks, Dave, Iyaz and Marco talk about the Toshiba Thrive Android tablet, Samsung’s gorgeous Galaxy S II smartphone, a new 1TB notebook drive from WD, OCZ’s upcoming Z-Drive R4 PCIe SSD and more.
Last season, we ditched a cell phone for a MiFi plus an iPod Touch and we???ve been living with that set up for months. Is it possible to live without a cell phone in this day and age? Find out in this episode of ???This Old Nerd.???
Today we’re covering some new fossil finds, some new information on a marine dinosaur, and look into a report that there is a living pterosaur in New Guinea. There’s even a video of it flying around. Get caught up in the latest in dinosaur news with today’s episode of “Dinosaurs: Before They Were Fuels.” News Links:
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“‘Hidden Heroes: The Genius of Everyday Things’ is a new exhibition, at the Vitra Design Museum, from August 20 – September 19, 2010, in Weil am Rhein, Germany. It pays homage to 35 mass-produced objects that have become classics.”
The Chrome bookmark manager is the pits. Sorry for such harsh language, but I’ve got to be truthful here. Anyway, I became sick of my disorderly bookmarks and came up with a way around Chrome’s management.
1. Get Firefox. I switched from FF to Chrome, so I always have the app around.
2. First get the XMarks extension on both FF and Chrome
3. Sort away on the Firefox Bookmark manager.
4. Click synchronize on FF’s Xmarks
5. Click synchronize on Chrome’s Xmarks
6. There you go – order is restored.
Is this stupid? Yes. Would I like GC to handle this better? Yep. Is this silly workaround worth it? Only if you’re a “Sort by name” freak like me.