We have updated the T4 Show logo with a couple different color combinations and have updated the CafePress Store with the new logos. Please chack it out and feel free to buy as much as you can afford. Best of luck in your future shopping endeavors.

While typing on the iPhone is an arguably difficult / easy process depending on who you are, I figured out a handy tip for saving at least one button press – as long as you’re going to a .com site. Just like a real browser, it appears that the iPhone will allow you to type in most .com URLs without having to type the actual .com or pressing the button. Simply press Go after typing the site name and MobileSafari should automatically insert the .com for you. It’s worked in every site I’ve tried so far at least. A mere savings of one button press to be sure, but in my opinion, shaving off even one repeated key press can amount to a lot of saved time after a while.

In addition to the countless email and communication options present on the Helio Ocean already, Exchange will finally grace the device. Look forward to full contact, calendar and email sync with the new software. What should happen is, in your messages list, a “Microsoft Exchange” email box will appear and you would just click on that, and download the software enhancement. That’s it! Currently available as a 60 day beta trial, the full version will go for $9.99/month after this time period. Additionally, get set for Helio File Viewer which works hand in hand with your new Microsoft Exchange mailbox. It will allow the viewing of popular document types like .doc, .ppt, .xls, and .pdf attachments.

I just saw this post on boygeniusreport.com…..so don’t blame me if something bad happens to your iPhone:

Some clever developers have figured out a way to tether your iPhone to your OS X-equipped computer. Granted, you’ll be limited to the ultra slow EDGE network, possibly violate AT&T’s Terms of Service, not to mention that you’ll be installing a piece of homebrewed software on to your $500-600 device. If you’re still game, read on. Nate True, the brilliant mind that brought the remote desktop to your iPhone, seems to have done it a again. Through a series of steps that are outlined clearly on his site, he’s made it possible for iPhone users to utilize their phone’s internet connection by way of the wired cable connection. It’s not for the faint of heart, as the process demands a certain level of technical proficiency, but if you’re not scared off by a wee bit of internal fiddling, it’s certainly worth a shot. That being said, don’t say we didn’t warn ya’, so don’t come running our way if your slick phone turns into a slick brick.

Michael Manna recorded 2 QuickCasts from Bangkok, Thailand after his appearance on the “Tiny Political Show” with Citizen X. In these 2 episodes, Michael:

-discusses John Dvorak’s experience with a Mac
-review of his new Mac Pro(not Dvorak’s, but Michael’s)

Michael Manna and Citizen X are currently in Thailand and have recorded an episode of Citizen X’s “Tiny Political Show” that can heard on blogtalkradio.com/tinypoliticalshow. X and Michael have a discussion about the internet and how the government is attempting to pass laws allowing monitoring, among other related topics. You can subscribe to the TPS and Liberty Radio Underground via the iTunes Store. Please enjoy.