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As a kid who went to a university that primarily focused on science and engineering, that didn’t even have a business program at the time, I have no idea why I went there to study marketing.  As it turns out, it was one of the best decisions of my life.  It was in college that I met some of my closest friends and found out that I wanted to become a Realtor. I graduated college with my B.A. in Communications, but didn’t really know what to … Read More »

As another year comes to an end, it’s always fun to look back and reflect on what happened, what we accomplished, where we went and so on. As a Geek, here’s my contribution. With no further adieu, here are the 2007 Top 10 Google searches… Google fastest rising U.S. search terms for 2007*: 1. iPhone: iPhone, the Apple mobile phone with music and video player and web browsing features tops the Google top searches 2007 list. 2. Webkinz: Webkinz is a stuffed animal that customers … Read More »

The first thing I learned after trying to Jott to Word Press, is that it goes live!  If you don’t know what I’m talking about, check out my last post on Jott.  After I Jotted, I went over to my computer and saw that my new post was already up.  It didn’t place my Jott blog in a draft folder, or anything like that…it just went to the top of Geek Estate’s blog list.  Obviously, this can be an issue if you want to edit, … Read More »

So, this is my first attempt to use the Jott function in my list Jawbone to [...]. Basically, I set it up to– I setup a contact as the WordPress function and I just down(?) dragged(?) and it says if you wanna Jott and I say WordPress and now it’s probably all of these I’ve been saying now will be translated to text. Not quite sure how useful this is but I thought I’d give it a try. listen Powered by Jott

So you’re driving to an appointment, trying to finally eat lunch at 4pm and you still have to send 14 emails before the end of the day and you’re behind on this week blog….what do you do? You sign up for Jott. Jott is still in it’s Beta form, but it’s public and it’s free. Jott Networks, Inc. has created a service that allows you to convert your voice into a text and/or an email. All you do is sign up, import your contacts (I … Read More »

If you’re like me, you spend a lot of time on the phone and being able to actually hear the person you’re speaking to is important to you. I’m a Treo fan and have had my Treo 700p for about a year or so now (previously owend the 650p until I dropped it on the concrete floor, during my friends bachelor party). And while it’s by no means perfect (lack of memory, it freezes on me daily, speaker phone isn’t that great and the camera … Read More »

So I started creating my blog in June of this year, but I’ve only been really blogging since August or so. Today being November 14th, that means I’ve been a blogger for about three months. My site, www.SanDiegOh.com, is now getting closer to where I want it to be, in terms of appearance and functionality, but it still needs work. With 43 posts, I’m hardly near the 100 mark I aim to be at by the end of this year (especially since some of these … Read More »

iPods. Treo 700p. Torents. Guitar Hero. Jager Bombs. Flash Drives. Wikipedia. Google Earth. Rehab (not the AA kind). 802.11a/b/g/n. SMS/MMS. If you just read this and have no idea what I’m talking about, then chances are, you’re not part of my generation. What is my generation? Well, depending on who you ask, having been born in 1980, I’m a Generation Xer. The “technical” definition is those who were born immediately after the Baby Boomers. The exact end date (roughly 1980 – Generation Y or the … Read More »