Even though this is my professional blog and I mention where I work and who I write for, you will not see much talking about work. That’s because I’m not dumb and have seen many a person lose their job for being far to cavalier about what they put in public places online. Tech stuff is my thing, and I’ll certainly mention that which excites me about my work, or things I read, or some new toy I got to play with (if I am allowed). But I won’t talk about my co-workers or workplace or ignite drama or anything that would jeopardize my truly awesome situation. Just so ya know.
- This is why I stopped being a web designer
- Tumblr Experiment: Over
- iPhone 4 vs. iPhone 3GS lightsaber battle. Yes, really. Made…
- Zuda No More?
- BBC News – Finland makes broadband a ‘legal right’
- "Let’s start with the 3D, which was added as an afterthought to a 2D movie. Not only is it…"
- "And, for obvious reasons, the glass back raises concerns about the iPhone 4’s droppability. With…"
- Note the text at the bottom of the ad. Found via Droid Life
This is what I come home to at night
E-Dribble blogEvery day, I feel a little worse that I didn’t stand in line for two days to pick up a phone that I paid hundreds of dollars for just so I could be called a moron by the CEO of the company and then given a $30 rubber band free of charge.
Apple. Think Different.
Five Nerds: Five More Thoughts: Digital Photo Frames.
As a fellow nerd illustrated this afternoon, there are many reasons why technology need not replace your old collection of photographs. With that said, I happen to like digital frames. I own one, and have gifted them to others. Here are five thoughts on why you should abandon prints, and…
Both funny and informative. I like digital frames for many of the same reasons. #5 is the best.
How the iPhone 4 story has gone so far...
Gizmodo: check out this prototype iphone we "found".
Steve Jobs: that's not an iPhone *dials police*.
Steve Jobs: Sometime later....
Steve Jobs: masses, listen to me, this is the best phone ever, again.
Consumers: gimme gimme.
Steve Jobs: wooo done it again.
Consumers: wait..... If I hold my phone like this *claws at phone* it drops all the signal.
Steve Jobs: there is nothing wrong with it.
Consumers: seriously, this is broken.
Steve Jobs: no it's a software problem, thats why when you touch the "hardware", it stops working.
Consumers: bollocks, fix it!
Steve Jobs: hold it differently!
Consumers: no!
Steve Jobs: okay, fine, free cases and refunds for everyone...but it still isn't broken.
What do women get up to online? | Technology | The Guardian
UK housewives spend 47% of their leisure time on the internet – and it’s not all cosy, mumsy surfing
About Me
New Tech
Tumbld Tech
In The Cloud
WP Cumulus Flash tag cloud by Roy Tanck and Luke Morton requires Flash Player 9 or better.
