Welcome to my site – RedH.com. I’ve had this domain name since 1999 and use it primarily for my E-mail, but now I’m ready to start working on a bit more marketing. I finally found a cool skin (or Theme as WordPress calls them) and I’m feeling a bit better about getting some more content onto these pages.
I’d like to thank my good friend Stuart for putting together some wonderful graphics. If you want someone to help you with some cool graphics, He’s your guy.
So sit back …
I’m a big fan of DIRECTV. Here are some of my articles and observations about various DIRECTV products and services
What is this thing called Comic Con 2010? I’ve never been to this event, but one thing is for sure. Celebrities flock to this event now. It’s almost like the “in” place for everyone remotely connected to comicy stuff on TV (Is comicy even a word?). To be fair, I haven’t really paid attention until last year. Twitter brought about a lot of tweets from different celebs and peaked my interest. This year, the buzz is even louder with the show selling out before …
I find myself in a somewhat interesting position. I’m ready to move on the iPhone 4, but I’m stuck waiting for my contract to allow me to upgrade. I’d like to save the $200 extra that it will cost me to get it now vs. waiting one more month. So I sit and wait, envious of those that already have the phone. Yes, envious. Despite the bad press of dropped calls and flaky antenna, I really like the iPhone. I’m ready to move …
OK, not really. However, it has come to my attention that some people believe this to be true. Let me stop that that right now. I do own the site Camera3.org. This site is running vBulletin 4.x forum software and is a home for me and a group of my close friends. As a result, the site remains somewhat busy, but yes, private. Honestly, there’s not a whole lot of DIRECTV discussion there. Most of the discussion is centered around current events. …
It’s 45 days shy of 2 years since TiVo and DIRECTV announced a new TiVo based HD DVR for the DIRECTV service.
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Under the terms of the non-exclusive arrangement, DIRECTV and TiVo will work together to develop a version of the TiVo® service for DIRECTV’s broadband-enabled HD DVR platform. The product will support the latest TiVo and DIRECTV features and services, including TiVo’s Universal Swivel Search and TiVo KidZone. TiVo will develop the new HD DVR for an expected launch in the second half of 2009.
Well, the second half of …