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The blog of Rex Hammock, founder/ceo of Hammock Inc., the content marketing, strategy and media company founded in 1991 in Nashville, Tenn. Rex is also founder/helper-in-chief of the wiki, SmallBusiness.com.
RexBlog.com was created in August, 2000.
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Tag Archives: hacks
How to fix the annoying way your iPad drops the wifi signal of a Sprint Overdrive
Thank you, James Kendrick of jkOnTheRun for posting the fix for an annoying problem I’ve had with my iPad when trying to use it with with a recently acquired Sprint Overdrive, a “mobile wifi” device. I italicize trying because the … Continue reading
Tripit is a service worth paying for
Long time readers of this blog know that I try to avoid writing about business transactions — the hirings, firings, buyings, sellings, fundings and closings of or in companies related to the topics I write about. There are enough sources … Continue reading
Check out MapQuest Local
Because it’s MapQuest, a site you forgot was there unless you’re that guy who works from bookmarks made in 1998 (or maybe you remember it was mentioned in Lazy Sunday), I doubt many people are going to check out the … Continue reading
Christmas at the Geeks
I have only an inkling of an idea what the friendly folks at National Instruments sell, but I’m thinking my 17-year-old son may one day want to go work there after viewing this:
Khoi Vinh’s ‘low-tech’ iPhone subway maps
Google maps on the iPhone is incredibly useful. However, at times, there are things it just doesn’t map: like the New York subway system, for example. Hats off to Khoi Vinh for coming up with clever hack to solving this … Continue reading
Adam Pash’s how-to screencast/music video
While Gmail key-stroke command hacks are not a boat-floater for me, I think Adam Pash’s LifeHacker screencast on how-to “supercharge your Gmail” is a great example of how to create a screencast* that is both instructive and entertaining. Instead of … Continue reading
