Time Warner has recently replaced Comcast in the Dallas area. It’s so easy to notice that the service is going down hill.

They’ve been promising a very smooth migration between the two services. But if they call loosing Internet connectivity for 12 hours (on a businesses class account) a smooth migration … then god help us.

Not considering that you have to wait on the phone for an hour at least to get a real help. Why did Comcast leave Dallas???

I’ve realized lately that my productivity level is going lower than usual. The reason behind that is the distraction caused by emails, IM, SMS, skype, phones, etc. Not to mention RSS subscriptions that could easily get out of hands.

My decision was to limit my communication overhead to minimum. That means less emails, less chatting and less RSS.

I understand the importance of knowing what the rest of entrepreneurs are doing. But what more important is to do the actual work.

A lot of people have great ideas, but only few build them. Ideas don’t mean anything without a proof of concept.

So if you are surprised why I am doing less blogging & chatting. then you should know that I am up to something. You will know sooner than you think ;)

Are you very excited about IE 7…. well you shouldn’t be. Because Firefox is continuing to be much more superior than IE. If you don’t believe me then you need to read this review by cnet

I took this photo of Eric Meyer when we were leaving Adam’s Mark Hotel at the end of the Webmaster Jam Session in Dallas, TX

I think it’s awesome, maybe he should use it on his webiste

I was trying to help my friend install some Excel/VB macros on her PC. Here is what I found searching Microsoft’s support website:

• Call the Add method of the AddIns collection to add the new add-in to the list of add-ins in Excel Add-In Manager.

Yeah that was very helpful .. thank you I got it..

If you don’t believe me, see for yourself here.

I’ve used Qtopia SDK in the past to write software for embedded Linux devices such as the Sharp Zaurus PDA. I was always impressed with the simplicity of their development tools.

TrollTech the company behind Qtopia has been working on a Linux development phone (GSM/GPRS). The phone will be loaded with Qtopia Phone Edition.

This phone should be perfect for developers and entrepreneurs who like their phones to do more advanced things than just making phone calls and playing songs.

Your Linux phone could run a web server or SSH or even control your home appliances.. the possibilities are unlimited.

I am expecting this phone to ignite innovative ideas in the mobile devices industry..

Can we say mobile 2.0 madness is about to start?

According to CNet, The basic package—consisting of a phone, cables and source code will cost around $700

So do you want this phone or iPhone??

This is what I saw when I went to YouTube website..

At least they tried to be funny about it.