We’ve all heard the stories (or in my case experienced it first hand) of people going overseas and using the data usage meter in their iPhone to make sure they have not gone over only to find out that the meter in the phone lies.…
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I wasted no time in activating the cellular data plan on my iPad 3G. I was surprised that it arrived a day early. It looks identical to the iPad except for the black plastic part at the top and the SIM tray.…
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It’s time for these web sites to get a clue and make their content accessible.
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I heard the new target for AAPL was $300. I’m starting to believe that.
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I think this is going to be a cool movie based on the preview Robert Rodriguez showed us at SXSW.
OmniGroup is testing out a new WebDav service for syncing their OmniFocus product. I am trying it out. So far it is working well. I will reserve final judgement based on the cost of the service.
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Steve Gibson of GRC would be proud
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I know the iPad is new and Web developers have not had a chance to update their site to be compatible with it but… When you are designing a site it should fail gracefully and fall back on more compatible controls.…
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Conspicuously absent on the iPad are some apps that we have come to expect as part of the package. The iPad does not come with Calculator, Weather, or Stocks. Arguably these apps were not Best of Breed apps. Apple is clearly sending a message that they are not interested in providing applications that are not core to their business model.…
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Our morning started off at about 4 am when my son and I drove out to Irving for this morning’s spectacle. We arrived about 5:30 and parked on a side street near Maryland and the 183 frontage road. There were people who had been there all night for the last tailgate party.…
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On the morning of April 11, 2010, my son and I got up early and drove to Irving to witness the end of the Cowboys Stadium. Demolition was scheduled for 7am. We actually got there shortly after 5 am and scouted a good vantage point on the south side on a hill.…
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