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Category Archives: Technology
It’s time to relax about multitasking
There was one thing I had intended to rant about last week that I just didn’t get to. People need to chill the heck out about multitasking on the iPhone. I see comments every day either decrying Apple’s implementation as not “real” multitasking, … Continue reading
iPhone 4: The bars are a lie
There has been, well, some vigorous discussion this past week about the iPhone 4 and what those bastards at Apple have foisted upon us. People are losing their freaking minds. Lawsuits have been filed. People are threatening to take their phones … Continue reading
Thoughts on the iPhone 4
After standing in line for a couple hours very early Thursday morning, I came home with a shiny new iPhone 4. The actual purchase and activation process itself took about five minutes and then I walked out of the mall with my shiny new … Continue reading
Torn between two ecosystems
Google impressed at last week’s I/O conference. They demoed Android 2.2, “Froyo”, which is already available for Google’s own Nexus One phone. (It’s coming “soon” for carrier-branded handsets like Verizon’s Droid Incredible and Sprint’s EVO.) They showed mSpot, a new service … Continue reading
Microsoft out in the cold again
John Gruber has some interesting thoughts about the odd-man-out at Google’s I/O conference this week: The big loser this week, though, was Microsoft. They’re simply not even part of the game. RIM looms large, as BlackBerrys continue to reign as the … Continue reading
Maybe you should try not lying, then
Republican Congressional hopeful Ari David is livid that Apple has rejected his iPhone app due to “defamatory statements” about his competition, Democrat Henry Waxman. As you can see not only are none of the statements defamatory, they are all factual. … Continue reading
What to expect from the next iPhone
What we’ll see in this year’s iPhone, why we won’t seen an iPhone on Verizon until next year, and when to expect all the new Apple hotness. We’ve got three weeks to go until Apple’s 2010 Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC). … Continue reading
Living in the cloud, but not the browser
I have an iPhone, a netbook and a multi-monitor desktop. And for most tasks, it really doesn’t matter which one I use because can get to all the same data from all three. I tried doing the web-app thing. I really did. Given that my … Continue reading
Resisting the iPad just got a whole lot harder
The Spirit Jailbreak I used yesterday on my iPhone to give me most of what I was excited about in OS4 without waiting for OS4 — background music, homescreen wallpaper, homescreen folders — also works for the iPad. And according to MacStories, there’s a little trick you … Continue reading
Apple is the new Palm
When Jon Rubenstein and his band of Apple cast-offs unveiled webOS and the Palm Pre, they were hailed as the next Apple. So it’s only fitting that the Apple of 2010 is taking it’s cues from the Palm of old. Remember … Continue reading