If you’re looking to use mind mapping in your daily work and don’t know where to start, check out Chuck Frey’s recent list of 14 desktop-based mind mapping programs for under US$100. Most are PC only, but there are several that run on Mac.
At the bottom end of the list, there’s the free FreeMind which [...]

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The NY Times recently ran a review of the new RIM BlackBerry Storm phone, which is touch-screen competitor to the iPhone. The writer’s big beef is the lack of a keyboard, since BlackBerries are known for their characteristic thumb keyboards and thumbwheels. His conclusion was BlackBerry Dud.
Personally, while I have spent a great deal of [...]

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MindJet has just released a new version 8 of my favorite mind mapping tool (and productivity) tool. Version 8 has some incredible new features that the impressive version 7 Pro did not have, including an embedded browser, embedded Microsoft Office apps use, export to Flash so that you can share interactive maps with non-MindManager users, [...]

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Google just launched 30+ new themes for their GMail webmail client and I have to say that I actually dislike all of them. Call me a curmudgeon but I just don’t get why they can’t leave the default the way it was, especially since I was using a Firefox plugin to customize my account. Now [...]

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With the Holiday season approaching rapidly, you’re probably thinking of that special someone and what kind of gifts to get them. Do you have someone on your list who works online? Whether they call themselves a blogger, a web worker, or whatever, here are a few options to consider for their “toolkit”.
I’m actually fortunate that [...]

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