Steve Jobs Could Be A Robot. (1)
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Qik is quik to bring live video streaming to (jailbroken) iPhone 3Gs (5)
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Everyone seems to want video functionality on the iPhone 3G but Apple, for whatever reason, has not allowed it. Maybe the company is waiting to launch its own app to do it, or maybe it cut a deal with AT&T so as not to completely clog up their 3G lines. Either way, video streaming on the iPhone 3G is here now thanks to Qik — assuming you have a jailbroken device. Qik, the live video ...
i’m not one for begging, but i beg you, read this post (3)
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[edit: i couldn't take it anymore. i had to post it. yeah it's earlier than i said. i was just so excited!] i really thought about titling this with the word “boobies” because statistics have shown that is the word that gets people to read your blog. but anyway. thank you for humoring my title and reading this. i cannot tell you the number of times that i have heard people say blogging is so ...
Warning: your calendar is in danger with Apple’s Mobile Me (40)
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Apple’s Mobile Me just deleted every single item from my Outlook calendar on Windows Vista. Gone. Deleted. Luckily I have them backed up on Google, but what a scare. Apple’s secrecy keeps them from properly testing out their apps with tons of users, the way other companies do who aren’t so worried about secrecy. Other people are reporting the same thing. Do not buy Mobile Me. Do not install it. Be warned. Update: Walt Mossberg, ...
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Peet said:
Scares like this make you realise the transient nature of data and the tools to manipulate it. This explains why enterprises spend so much money on storage, backups, redundant systems etc.
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Matt said:
I'm hearing a lot of horror stories about this. MobileMe = FAIL!
How “Janet” Fooled the Twittersphere she’s the voice of Exxon Mobil (40)
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The game is up “Janet” is not an official Exxon representativeA few days ago, the Twittersphere was curious, interested, and excited to see a member of Exxon Mobil’s employee ranks to join the twitter conversation and engage in conversation…sadly, she’s not a real employee. You can see the fake Twitter account called ExxonMobilCorp The mystery unraveled –in 3 daysShel Holtz was one of the first to discover this (update: he’s posted this thoughts), as he ...
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Taylor said:
Pretty interesting: I (and everybody else) was fooled by a person posing at ExxonMobil on Twitter. An interesting three days, and lessons for companies for the future...
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Jason said:
Now that's different.
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Devlin D said:
Damn, I just wrote about this today at my company. At least it still makes for a good case study about what can happen if you aren't monitoring your brand online. Brand-jacking 101...would still make an interesting piece to write about I think.
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Alan Edgett said:
Wow.
I Don’t Care About You (34)
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Hello… I’m your reader. Thanks for the free content, but I just don’t care. Your free content is worthless, because content about you is worthless to me. Hello… is this thing on? Egotistical Marketing We’re an egotistical bunch, aren’t we? We love to talk about ourselves. We want to tell people how wonderful we are and blather on about how much they need us. We ramble uselessly about our innovative products and excellent services. We’re ...
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George Lane said:
Couldn't agree more
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enc said:
vat kaip reikia rašyti tekstus
Q&A: Microsoft game exec John Schappert talks about Xbox Live, Netflix deal, and Blu-ray (5)
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John Schappert is the corporate vice president who runs pieces of Microsoft’s game business such as its Xbox Live online gaming service. One of the new front men for Microsoft’s game efforts, Schappert is a seasoned game developer who started Tiburon Entertainment, which Electronic Arts bought in 1998. He left his job as the No. 2 executive at EA’s game studios to take the Microsoft position. I caught up with him after he took the ...
Essential Downloads for Vista (1)
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Windows ‘Mojave’ Video Posts (10)
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Last week we showed a video of the Mojave Experiment to a small group of folks here on campus. Today we are excited to share the results with the public. For those new to the Mojave Experiment, it's a focus group effort we initiated a few weeks ago. We interviewed and polled 120 participants in San Francisco, in hopes of better understanding everyday users' perceptions of Windows Vista and seeing whether there really is a ...
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Luke said:
I find this very interesting. I wonder if Microsoft will get a positive reaction to this.
What happened to our attention spans? (2)
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Daryl sent me fascinating article last week about how our brains are re-wiring because of how we're using them. Some paraphrased excerpts: The addictive nature of web browsing can leave you with an attention span of nine seconds - the same as a goldfish. Our attention span gets affected by the way we do things...we can get into a habit of not concentrating. Twitter reduces our thoughts to just 140 characters. 12seconds.tv does it in ...
Microsoft to draw a Vista line in the Mojave sand? (2)
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[image credit - Rui Curado Silva] Does the answer to Vista lie in the desert? Brad Brooks talked at the Worldwide Partner Conference about drawing a line in the sand and maybe this is what he was referring to. I was fascinated by a post from Ian Fried at CNET today on Mojave. Here it is in nutshell Microsoft last week traveled to San Francisco, rounding up Windows XP users who had negative impressions of ...
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Matt said:
Ha! I knew it!
The Clouds Are Clearing (1)
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US Mobile Internet Hits “Critical Mass” for Marketing Efforts (1)
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Nielsen is out with some interesting stats on the US mobile Internet market. According to Nielsen, the US is the global leader (!) in mobile Internet adoption with 40 million subscribers actively using the Internet [more...]
Apple's iPhone Battery Advice (39)
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Apple - Batteries - iPhone Apple has 11 tips for increasing battery life on your iPhone. Turn off 3G Minimize use of location services Fetch new data less frequently Turn off push mail Auto-check fewer email accounts Minimize use of third-party applications Turn off Wi-Fi Turn off Bluetooth Use Airplane Mode in low- or no-coverage areas Adjust brightness Turn off EQ In a nutshell? Use it as an iPod. But not too often. NB: there’s ...
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Marc Rudkowski said:
Good for those marathon sessions with iPhone Apps.
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Mauro www.fotomaf.com said:
Apaga el teléfono, pégale una foto en la pantalla y vacila de cool!Lo dicho, un asco :P
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Matt said:
Unbelievable. I'm pretty pissed at Apple for selling this to me. Hey, at least my iPod can occasionally receive phone calls
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Jack said:
This product just wasn't ready for launch.
Apple Device Security: Big Temptation to Dumb-Down (28)
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Chairman Gruber recently discovered (via his sharp-eyed reader, Earl Misquitta), that the aforementioned iPhone Remote application can also be used as a virtual keyboard for entering search text, login information, and what have you on your AppleTV. Seeing the typed characters appear on the TV screen as you type them is simply magical. So, if, like me, you’re in the amazingly tiny sliver of the Venn diagram for people who own both these products, this ...
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Wyctim said:
LOL az első kép
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Kyle A Koch said:
the only thing that kept me sane when my iPhone was stolen in jamaica was the fact that i had my phone set to autolock with a passcode. apparently someone found a way to get around it, as there were over $500 in data charges, but i'm hoping they had to restore it and wipe the data
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Matt said:
A brilliant write up about why the Apple keyboard on their mobi devices is lame
Thinking About Parenting (3)
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I've been thinking alot about parenting lately. Maybe it is because we have four kids at home, ages 7, 11, 13 and 15. Yeah, our quiver is full. I think everyone would admit that there is a point in a teen's life when the influence of his/her parents becomes less, and the influence of their friends becomes greater. I did an informal survey yesterday on Twitter, and again last night at dinner with some friends. ...
MobileMe malware? (3)
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Well I’d never really thought of it as malware but that’s what one comment on my blog said about Apple sneaking MobileMe on to Windows via the iTunes 7.7 update. Thor, the difference between Apple installing a MobileMe control panel and Symantec or nVidia doing it is they don't do it for software you don't actually have. The MobileMe ad gets installed in your Control Panel even if you have no possible interest in Mobile ...
WordPress: our iPhone app is coming soon (42)
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Filed under: Blogging, Internet Tools, iPhone, App StoreJust a little while ago I wrote about Typepad's native iPhone app, which I quite liked. Many folks thought it looked neat, but they were either running their own WordPress blogs, or using Wordpress.com's hosted service neither of which are compatible with the Typepad app (for obvious reasons). Luckily for them, the good folks at WordPress have posted some information about the forthcoming WordPress iPhone application.The app is ...
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Andrés Milleiro said:
esto con una Wifi tiene que ser acojonante eh
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Greg said:
sweet!
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Dan said:
This is gonna be AWESOME!!
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Matt said:
I downloaded it 15 minutes after it hit the store last night. So far I haven't been able to connect to any of my self-hosted blogs. :(
