The iPhone 3G is has me both extremely excited and surprisingly dismayed. Why?
Simple. The iPhone 3G isn’t very ‘3G’. Despite being blanketed in 3G signal, according to AT&T’s 3G coverage map, I’m consistently getting EDGE speeds on 3G, and even more frustrating, sketchy GPS location via 3G. By the way, [...]

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Just discovered the beauty of Vimeo HD. I can’t help but think that we’re on the verge of some amazing short films given the access to affordable HD cameras, editing software and hardware, and an incredible platform for publishing. I think we have yet to see the true power of the self [...]

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Well, it looks like Quarterlife debuted to an epic fail.  NBC appears to be trying to capitalize on the perceived plight of 20 somethings.  Fraught with gen-y stereotypes, too; the overlooked starry-eyed writer/blogger,  hipster film school director trying to break into commercials, basement dwelling socially awkward geek, and the sex-crazed struggling actress with emotional baggage.
Maybe [...]

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You probably know writer/director Wes Anderson from “The Royal Tannenbaums”, “The Life Aquatic” and “Rushmore”, but you might have missed this movie like I did.
Wes Anderson is my new old favorite. “The Darjeeling Limited” is another fine entry into the Anderson arsenal, with his distorted view of family life, timeless fashion, unconventional romance, [...]

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