Okay, so I was out for lunch at a local diner the other day and I noticed an older couple sitting across from one another reading the newspaper. I then realized that I and my girlfriend often sit across from one another browsing our smartphones. So, essentially what I'm saying is: the newspaper was the original smartphone. Read on to see why...

Let's face it, running is hard enough as it is. I respect each and every person who has what it takes to run on a regular basis. I have tried my hand at it several times with varying levels of success. One thing that has become apparent to me, is that a good playlist makes for a better running experience. 

Once in a while a song comes along that completely changes the game. This my friends, is one of those times. The song is called "Bolivia" and the band is called "My Old Man"

Give it a listen, I think you'll agree... 

The summer is in full swing and I am often asked to convert between Celsius and Fahrenheit. The exact calculation is:

[(Degrees Celsius)*(9/5)] + 32

This calculation is pretty difficult to do in your head however, so I present an easy, accurate method for converting Celsius to Fahrenheit in your head.

Hyperwords is a slick extension that makes any word on a web page into a hyperlink! Pretty neat idea, but does it hold any water? In my opinion, it didn't... I decided to uninstall it, but how?

From what I can see, it must be pretty slick being royalty. The recent royal wedding in the UK between Prince William and Kate Middleton, and now the pending nuptials in Monaco between prince Albert II and Charlene Wittstock begs the following question:

Okay, at this point "Angry Birds" should not be new to anyone. It is available on numerous platforms including PS3, Google Chrome, Intel AppUp, Facebook and of course the Apple Appstore, by which it can be played on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

I know what you are thinking: How on earth could you fill a beer cup from the bottom? Well I felt the same way when I heard about it, but as the say: The proof is in the puddin'.