I had a hard time writing this article. It wasn’t because of the shame of breaking my promise to keep the iPhone 3g for its full 2 year contract term (which I broke and payed an ETF for to switch). It wasn’t because the Droid was an “impulse” buy, fueled by my stewing hatred for AT&T’s poorly serviced Bay Area market. It was simply because there was so much to say. If I were to go through the advantages and disadvantages of the Motorola Droid and Apple iPhone 3g, I would probably net a Ph. D out of it.

Everyday, I ride the SF Muni, and for the most part, this is what it looks like.

Other news outlets have been more than happy to provide more fuel to this sci-fi thriller of health care and I am disappointed that the San Francisco Chronicle is more concerned about “facts” rather than ramping up my mundane workday

The touch screen on the iPhone is one of the best I’ve used, and my default response to anyone hesitant to purchase an iPhone because of the lack of keyboard is “trust me, you get used to it”. I agree, it’s not the same, but when someone still using T9 on their old [...]

The starbucks frappucino wasn’t even the first time someone threw in tons of sugar and milk and flavoring into watered down caffine. However, I still adopted “frappucino” into my lexicon as referring to any cold, sugary, blended, coffee based byproduct.