Category: iphone
18 March 2010
As this post goes live on the web, I am giving a presentation on How to Choose a Smartphone at the West Sound Technology Association meeting. I’ve actually been working on this presentation since November. Nice to finally …
28 January 2010
Just before I was giving my presentation at Sales Kick Off yesterday, Apple began unveiling their new iPad. A few people in the audience were looking at the emerging details on their iPhones. I took a quick scan of my …
While I was in San Diego for the past few days, perhaps the biggest challenge–aside from never having more than 10 minutes to myself at a stretch–was keeping my iPhone’s battery charged. The Sales Kick Off meeting we had for …
21 December 2009
It must be time to clean out the old inbox once again, which this time also includes random observations and other things that aren’t necessarily in my inbox.
Google Chrome: I’ve started using Google Chrome on my Macs and Linux …
4 December 2009
When I think about my iPhone and compare it to what I gave up on my Nokia phones, I realize that, in many ways, I had tried to make my Nokia phones behave in ways that they were not really …
1 December 2009
A common complaint that I hear (and have) with the iPhone is the battery life. Namely, it could be a lot better when compared to other Smartphones. Charging your iPhone twice a day is not entirely uncommon.
Here’s the reality. People …
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24 November 2009
As usual, a lot of crap gets backed up into my email. Here’s a few of the more interesting bits. I have a few more that I’ll post later.
Callpod Fueltank Uno: As my portable iPhone charger I bought …
18 November 2009
Right now, I’m on vacation. Not because I necessarily want to be, but because I will lose the vacation time if I don’t.
When you work in a normal office setting, disconnecting from work is relatively easy. You don’t go into …
4 November 2009
Ok, I was suckered into something I said I wouldn’t do: I actually jaikbroke and unlocked my iPhone. George Hotz, a.k.a. geohot make it so easy with blackra1n. It …
27 September 2009
Imagine if you will, a VoIP service hooked into Apple’s Push Notification Service (APNS). An inbound call comes in on your VoIP service. The notification is pushed to your handset. From that notification, you can launch a VoIP app that …
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