Aperture 3: Full Tour & Overview

iPhoto is a great starter application for those trying to enhance their photos basically. For those of you looking to take your photo editing to the next level (especially you new SLR owners), Apple's Aperture 3 is a powerful, inexpensive upgrade.



Thank you so much for watching! No need to be intimidated by Aperture. It's a huge step forward in your photography in a simple, easy to grasp application.

Complete Tour of a Geeky Girl's Room

I was bit by the "room tour bug" in July of this past summer. Now that I've moved into a more permanent home, I thought the time had come for a another one.

When decorating, I tried to keep my setup minimal and clean. That's why I chose the simplistic yellow, black and white color scheme. It's quite nice to have a desk to sit at again and all of my tech gadgets in one place. I strongly recommend a similar setup for you productivity gurus out there! What is your favorite gadget in my room?



I was also happy to place small LOST tokens and things of that nature amongst the room to add a personal feel. This is a bit longer than my usual videos but there's plenty of technological eye candy to keep you busy! What's in YOUR room?

Tour of a Geek's Desk

I've recently noticed a trend on YouTube. People are showing their setups. A few weeks ago I wanted to post a video on my setup. But I decided to wait until after Christmas in hopes that I'd receive gifts that would make my setup better. A few highlights of my setup are; a 13" MacBook Pro, a Dell ST2010 monitor, and an iPad. In no way am I trying to brag about my setup, I'm very fortunate for what I have. 

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Unboxed: Dr Dre Tour Beats

Today Israel will be unboxing the Beats by Dr Dre (the tours). Israel is an audio nut and knows a lot about it. He will be posting more content on these headphones very soon. If you want to see more content, be sure to check out our YouTube channel.

This Week in Phones #3 - Quick Look of BlackBerry Tour

Recently I migrated from AT&T to Sprint, mainly for coverage reasons. Upon switching, I picked up the BlackBerry Tour. This is my first smartphone, and I wanted to give my readers just a quick overview of the phone and its specs.

First off, the phone I have is running on Sprint’s network. If you’re on Verizon and want this phone, there is a Verizon counterpart. Both are the same price and have the same feature set. The phone itself has 256MB of ram, and comes with a 1GB microSD card (but no adapter). The SD card is located behind the battery door which is a little inconvenient, but not a big deal.

The phone does have a full QWERTY keyboard and BB’s legendary trackball, which helps you navigate screen items easier. The display is 480x360, which looks very good when brightness is turned all the way up, but I recommend turning it down to about 10, just to conserve battery life. The phone does have a 3.2 megapixel camera, which does take good pictures.

The phone comes preloaded with a few social networking apps such as Facebook and Flickr. It also comes with your typical productivity apps (Word to Go, Excel to Go and PowerPoint to go)

So in conclusion, that has been a brief overview of the BlackBerry Tour for Sprint. A full review will be coming in about 1 1/2 to 2 weeks, so keep a look out for that.

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