Most are probably not aware that I started www.3dGameMan.com in 1998 as a hobby and shortly after that started doing video reviews (2000). So I was doing video reviews long before YouTube ever existed, a fact that might shock some.

UPDATE:
I have recently found a completely free video converter, SUPER: http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER

If anyone is looking for free (for non-commercial use) video converter software, you might want to check out Prism Video Converter Software. Supported Video File Formats include; avi, asf, divX, flv, mov, wmv, mpeg, mp4, 3gp, mpeg1, mpeg2, mpeg4, m4v, vob, dvd, ogm, H.264, Xvid, and many more video formats. Note though that the free version is somewhat limited, but should do the job for most.

I recently started playing Red Faction: Guerrilla and it's a fun game (smashing the heck out of everything), but it has many issues. I thought I'd mention this since maybe others are experiencing problems as well.

On my own personal Twitter page I not only have all my videos, technology news and more, but also personal posts. So stuff like what reviews I'm working on, games I'm playing, movies I'm watching, the weather, etc.

Check me out at: http://twitter.com/RodneyReynolds (If you have a Twitter page, please let us know.)

I use www.wikipedia.org myself quite a bit and when trying to access it today it didn't load. Well, they seem to be having some technical issues. Let us know if you are also experiencing/experienced this issue.

In case anyone needs this information.... like myself for example ;)

Source: http://thekidd.ca/blog/2009/05/rogers-apn-configuration-for-android-phones/

"Getting the T-Mobile G1 or any Android phone to work on the Rogers network isn’t too difficult. When you first start the phone and you’re at the Touch the Android screen just press the menu button and go into the APN settings. Remove any existing APN configurations that aren’t related to your carrier. Then add the following two new ones.

For Internet Access/Texting:

Name
Rogers
APN
internet.com
Username
wapuser1

As obvious as it is, companies doesn't aways stand behind their products, but they should.

I was in a situation yesterday where I hard-deleted a file and I should not have. It was late and I was exhausted at the end of the day and after sending an hour or so working on the document, I was like DOHHHHH! I'm sure we've all been there and probably have made a similar mistake, or worse ;) In most cases if you have a "why did I just delete that file" moment you can get it back using recovery/undelete software.

RMA or Return Material Authorization is a transaction to return and get a credit or replacement on a product.

Please remember to do a quick search on www.RodneyReynolds.com & www.3dGameMan.com before asking a question. Because more than likely it's been answered or some similar. If you can't find an quick answer to your question then by all means, ask away!