Today’s Echo August 23, 2010

  • How to Travel 12 Countries with No Baggage Whatsoever (+ Cool Giveaway)
    Starting tomorrow, travel writer Rolf Potts will embark on a trip that will take him around the world without using a single piece of luggage. This post will explain how he’s going to do it, and there’s a kick-ass giveaway at the end…
  • A Tedious and Personal History of 3G
    Don't tell me how many G's your new phone has. We've all loved and lost so many G's at this point.
  • Velocity Micro Cruz Tablet offers Android 2.1, capacitive display for $300
    Velocity Micro is now taking orders for two Android tablets the company first introduced a little over a month ago. One is marketed as a 7 inch color eBook reader, while the other is pitched as a multipurpose Android tablet. Both are available for pre-order today, but won’t ship until early September.
  • Toshiba AC100 Android netbook heading to the UK
    The Toshiba AC100 smartbook is one of the first commercially available mini-laptops running Google’s Android operating system. And when I say commercially available, I mean you can pick one up in Japan. But it looks like Toshiba UK plans to offer the AC100 soon as well.
  • Skype Etiquette
    Skype is one of the most important work and social tools I use. It’s nearly perfect. Except that you people are using it to drive me crazy.