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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Help with New Rochelle parking injustice – UPDATED
I don’t know if anyone out there who tends to read my blog or follow me on Twitter knows how we can go about dealing with this problem, but Kristin and I just received a late notice on a ticket … Continue reading
Dear DataViz & Quickoffice: Design a keyboard dock for my iPhone 3GS
Dear DataViz and Quickoffice developers: Have you seen all the recent iPhone OS 3.0 keynotes? They’re pretty amazing. OS 3.0 now supports peripherals that interface with actual applications and a few people who were up on stage at these keynotes … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Gadgets, iPhone, iPhone apps, Tech
Tagged foldable keyboard, iPhone, iphone 3g, iPhone 3GS, keyboard
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IM+ and BeejiveIM
I spent the weekend mostly on the go out on Long Island using my iPhone 3GS as a laptop substitute on Saturday and as a connected camcorder at a wedding on Sunday. During that time, I also tested two multi-protocol … Continue reading
Posted in iPhone, iPhone apps, Obsessable, Tech
Tagged BeejiveIM, chat, IM+, instant messaging, iPhone, iPhone 3GS, push, push notifications
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How to make a cheap tripod mount for the iPhone 3GS
I‘m still working on my review for Obsessable, but one of the things that I’ve been thinking about since I first received my iPhone 3GS and started shooting video with it was that I needed a tripod mount to use … Continue reading
Posted in iPhone, IPhone 3GS hacks
Tagged how to, iPhone, iphone 3g s, iPhone 3GS, tripod
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Wolverine is a slut
Sure, he’s exceptionally old due to his regenerative mutant power, but according to this amazing X-Men Relationship Chart, one thing is crystal clear: Wolverine is a slut. I mean, wow, that’s a lot of lines. He’s like the Grand Central … Continue reading