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As you can see, nothing on the site works. I will be moving my website to another host & possibly another blogging platform. For website updates make sure you subscribe to the Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/ihackyourtech Thanks.

Most people whom are familiar with the Android OS know that Facebook has not created an app for the T-Mobile G1. Its said that facebook and google don’t quite get along, resulting in no facebook codes to Android developers and no complete Facebook App. Nevertheless, developers have been cracking away at making the perfect facebook application since the release of the G1 in the 4th Quarter of 2008. In this video, I give a review and provide my opinion on the top 3 facebook applications for the T-Mobile G1’s Android OS. While none are yet to be perfected (mainly because facebook refuses to provide android developers with the codes for the android platform) Android developers have done a great job at bringing decent applications to the Android OS. Here I review FBook, Fbabble, and FooBook for android. Hope you enjoy.

Well I decided to go with the G1 over the iPhone. So far I am happy with my decision. Here is the unboxing video. I’ll be doing loads of videos on the G1 as far as apps and an overall review on what I think about it. Check out the unboxing and make sure you subscribe to the video and follow me on twitter!

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Hello readers. College is Great! I just bought a new Xbox 360 and I wanted to share the unboxing with it. This is my second Xbox 360 as I left my first at home so that my younger brother would have a system to play. I’m going to try to start blogging more now that I have some extra free time. Right now our school is on Spring Vacation so I’m enjoying being at home instead of my dormrooms. I love being on my own now but I do enjoy coming home to visit the family.

Hello readers, I’ve got a GREAT (and I can’t stress the word GREAT enough) deal on a laptop for you. After watching Bauer’s review of the laptop from com.puter.tv blog I just had to write a blog about this thing to inform my readers on what a great deal this laptop is.This is definitely a great laptop if you’re a PC user who can’t afford the more expensive Apple Macbook or a college student that needs a good laptop on a slight budget.

This nice laptop runs on Windows Vista Home Premium, a decent OS (I prefer Windows 7 beta or Windows XP) you can always downgrade or upgrade considering you have picked up Windows 7 Beta like myself. This light weight laptop also has a nice sized hard drive of 250GB for good amount of storage for all your music, photo’s, ect. It also comes with an ATI Radeon X1520 giving you a very decent gaming experience. While the graphic’s won’t be that of a gaming laptop carried by a kick butt Nvidia, they will definitely be sufficient. As if all that isn’t enough, it comes with 4GB of Ram allowing for a lot of multitasking with what I’m sure is almost completely no lag. Although its battery only hits 3 hours of use, it doesn’t deter this laptop of its strong suites. This Acer Extensa also comes with a built in webcam for all your youtube video logs or if you’re at school and/or on the road and just wanna video chat with the family. It of course has integrated 802.11b/g wireless connectivity for your own the go needs. Acer, in no way skimped on the ports as this thing has virtually every port you will need from: A Firewire port, 2 USB ports, mic, headphones, line-in jack, infrared port, 5 in one card reader, VGA port, ethernet port, S-Video/TV Out Port, PC Card slot, and a Modem port for the phone line users out there (if they still exist). For more information check out Bauer’s review and the link to Tigerdirect here.

Click Here For The Link To Tigerdirect’s Site

Hello readers, I have to apologize for my absence which has been due to a number of things which I will address in my new video next week. In short, we will be changing the site around a bit this entire week so if a few things look different its due to website construction. In short, these are a few possibilities you will be seeing happen on the site.

Closed Writers Applications
We will no longer be accepting bloggers due to inactive numbers in current bloggers articles so I will be doing most of the blogging. I will eventually open the writers applications up once I feel the site is ready for multiple writers.

A Number of Video Posts
I will of course be giving you the latest news in technology on this site in good to read articles but I will also be providing you with video footage of yours truly in tech discussions, unboxings, giveaways, ect.

Live Video Streaming
As I build up my Youtube subscribers, I will of course begin to stream live feed on tech discussions among other videos.

Podcasting
No, I am not turning this site into a podcast channel but you can expect me to be featured in other podcasts regarding tech.

Layout//Server Switch
Its a possibility that we may be moving to the blogging platform SquareSpace which is a great blogging platform that will make your web viewing experience even better as far as the site goes.

Any questions, comments, concerns make sure you message me on aim or email. (Contact Us)

To those Macbook users out there that are enjoying the multitouch trackpad gestures implemented in the new Aluminum Macbooks, your experience with the new finger gestures just got better. Firefox’s new Beta Browser is set to release with the multi-touch addition browser 3.1 beta 2. The release of this new featured browser will be available with the new 3.1 Firefox Browser. Here’s a list of the multi-touch commands that will be featured in the browser.

•Swipe Left: Go back in history (hold Command to open it in a tab)
•Swipe Right: Go forward in history
•Swipe Up: Go to the top of the page
•Swipe Down: Go to the end of the page
•Pinch Together: Zoom out
•Pinch Apart: Zoom in
•Twist Right: Next tab
•Twist Left: Previous tab

(MacRumors)
Macbook users who are still using the Safari Browser (which does offer multi-touch commands but not on the level of the new Firefox browser) most likely will be making the conversion upon its release.

Tis the season for technology, fala la la la la la la la la!
Hey guys, sorry for the absence of blog posts lately but finals and college applications have been hurting my fingers. But rest assure, tens of thousands of blog posts are on the way. Instead of writing an article on tech things that should be under your Christmas tree this year, I made a video. Its actually divided into two parts, after you finish the first check out the 2nd (in the video response section). Watch to listen to me give my insight on what should be under YOUR Christmas Tree. I know people are tired of reading about what other people want for Christmas, so I’m here to talk about what YOU want for Christmas. Hope you enjoy, rate, subscribe and comment.

This has got to be one of the best videos made involving the Blackberry and iPhone. Enjoy.