Bill Gates’s Last Day and Vision of Apple and Microsoft
digg_url = ‘http://validatelife.blogspot.com/2008/07/bill-gates-last-day-and-vision-of-apple.html’;This is in place of the Tuesday News Blip for this week.I got a huge kick out of this video.
Very impressed with the diverse collaboration of so many well known people for this humorous anecdote of Billy boy’s last day. Also, it’s always amusing and cool to see so many well-known people [...]
The Woz
Woz. He’s so brilliant. But he just appears so gypped in the business world. Trampled on by cutthroat business sharks. But ironically he’s the smartest person with apple. The mind behind the first apple computer.
Jobs definitely always pushed the sales. Woz is just a curious. He just [...]
eReader Thumbs Down
Just a recent update on eReader. So far this app has crashed multiple times and failed to download the book on my electronic bookshelf. With signing up for an annoying web-based account, the vexing crashes, and the books that never download, don’t get the eReader app; it’s just way too bug-infested, cumbersome, and [...]
eReader iPhone App
Well, iPhone continues it’s assault in knocking off numerous other electronic devices. Along with GPS devices, household-wide remotes, now it’s the killer device for the Amazon Kindle Kindle.
It’s also going to slaughter the less popular Sony Reader
eReader.com released an elegant and intuitive eReader app on the app store. The app itself [...]
.abbu and .icbu
It’s just so cool that with the most recent software upgrade, Apple has adopted the very same — IDENTICAL — naming practice I personally use for a lot of my files. Naming files month-day-year is dumb because when scrolling through hundreds of date-named files (like photos) you want to see the year, then month, [...]
iPhone: Mingling with Hollywood & Paving the way for solid Music Copyrights
digg_url = ‘http://validatelife.blogspot.com/2008/07/iphone-mingling-with-hollywood-paving.html’;Just to refute non-Iphone believers (haha!) like Richard Sprague who wrote:
“Without even mentioning that the same functionality has been available on PocketPC, Palm, Nokia, and Blackberry for years, I just have to wonder who will want one of these things (other than the religious faithful). People need this to be a phone, [...]
iPhone & MobileMe Delays
Utter mayhem has been released with people’s bricked iPhones and server delays with mobileme. Despite those temporary delays, I’m still convinced apple has it in the bag and the fact that it’s juggling so much, merely shows it’s versatility.
With mobileme launching two days ago, the transition between old school .mac and mobileme, the iPhone [...]
The Skinny on the Iphone 2.0 Upgrade
Well, the 2.0 iPhone OS upgrade should be out (for free, yes!) soon. The newly added Address Book search features, advanced calculator, and other trivial to incredibly useful tweaks and adjustments will further solidify and expand the intuitive features and potent features of the iPhone.
Someone got a hold of an xml link from [...]
iPhone Cannibalizes many Electronic Companies
digg_url = ‘http://validatelife.blogspot.com/2008/07/iphone-cannibalizes-many-electronic.html’;Pogue’s recent article of the app store made me realize just how BIG the iPhone is from an electronic industry point of view. The iPhone won’t just knock of GPS companies, it will consume companies that sell house-wide remote controllers (Apple’s Remote app makes all such devices obsolete practically). It’s easy [...]
Apple’s App Store Review
Conclusively, Apple’s App Store is sheer brilliance. Taking online merchandizing of great iPhone apps out of web browsers and into apple’s home field of iTunes from a marketing and a development perspective advances apple incredibly. This will further the music revolution making iTunes “The” online community for buying (and now selling) apps, music, [...]
Theatricality of WWDC ‘08
JUST format look nice
I’m a die-hard apple fan. have been and always will be, I’ve even put “tinker with iphone SDK” on my todo list, but Okay, this is kind of a nuance comment of sorts, but I couldn’t help but noticing how many “empty sound spaces” there were in, albeit well-rehearsed and totally [...]
WWDC ‘08
I seriously must watch these on a regular basis. Invaluable tidbits regarding my favorite OS.
If you enjoyed this post, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed!
