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Monthly Archives: December 2008
Remove redundant TouchFlo Start Menu with WkTask
Since getting a Touch Pro a couple weeks ago, I’ve been trying to figure out to best to optimize the TouchFlo interface. HTC has done some nice things with this device (the Touch Pro on Sprint or outside the US, the HTC … Continue reading
When did Twitter kill instant messaging?
A funny thing happened on the way to the blog this morning. I checked my email, caught up my RSS feeds in Google Reader, and scanned last night’s Twitter activity in TweetDeck (which is so good it’s actually worth installing Adobe … Continue reading
Pick your ecosystem carefully
There are shaping up to be four big ecosystems in computing. As all four diversify into the categories below, I’m noticing that a lot of users are standardizing on using everything from a single vendor, a siloing of the market rather than embracing … Continue reading
10,000 hours
In Malcolm Gladwell’s new book, Outliers, he makes an interesting observation. In any relatively complex discipline, it takes 10,000 hours of practice to achieve mastery. This 10,000 hour rule seems to apply equally to music composition, software development, writing, sewing, playing hockey, … Continue reading
We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming…
Okay, Holiday Crisis Season is over, I can get back to writing. and I’ve got quite a bit to cover. While you wait, I highly suggest reading Malcolm Gladwell’s new book Outliers, available on eReader and Audible.
Self-learning skills
Driving home just now I noticed something. When I’m straightening out of a turn, I’ll loosen my grip on the steering wheel and let the wheel spin freely just enough to bring the tires back to straight, then tighten my grip again. … Continue reading
Yet again, Windows Mobile trumps the iPhone
Joost released a new iPhone application that, at first, seems like a pretty cool idea. You can use it to stream any of the videos hosted on Joost to the iPhone and watch them wherever you are. Neat! Movies and TV shows … Continue reading