iPhone stuck pixels
This blog saved my iPhone! http://www.knoxing.com/2007/08/05/iphone-stuck-pixels/
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This blog saved my iPhone! http://www.knoxing.com/2007/08/05/iphone-stuck-pixels/
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New iPhone IM app with Push Notification! http://digital.venturebeat.com/2009/07/08/ebuddy-for-iphone-joins-the-push-notification-bandwagon/ That means people can still IM you when you put your phone down or use it for something else like email or iPod stuff. Unfortunately, it only stays signed in for half-an-hour after you close the app, whereas the AIM app keeps you signed in for a
I figured out a solution to the “all” vs. “any” issue with iTunes Smart Playlists. This is my Reformed Theology playlist. Since the qualifier “any” is applied to all variations, there’s no way for me to make sure this list only contains unplayed items, so I have make an effort to remember which ones I
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Remember The Milk (RTM) is a productivity tool or task list to help in getting things done (GTD). Unfortunately, you have to pay $25/year in order to access it on your iPhone. One of the benefits it has is the ability to share tasks. For example, if my wife neede me to stop at the
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Paul Mathers has some excellent commentary about Twitter’s role in covering the Iranian elections: http://ticklemebrahms.blogspot.com/2009/06/use-whats-been-given.html Sent from my iPhone
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So-o-o looking forward to the update tomorrow. Here’s Apple’s description of the new features, and a more in-depth review on ReadWriteWeb. Some of the highlights I’m looking forward to: Slow-speed scrubbing is going to be great for listening to lengthy theology podcasts; when I miss something or want to transcribe a section, I can waste
Tim Challies’s recent blog post about advertising is enough to make me want to unsubscribe from his RSS feed. He basically accuses people who record TV shows in order to skip the commercials, as well as those who use Firefox’s great Adblock add-on when browsing the web, of stealing from the content providers. Really? Come
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From computer scientist Alan Kay, at the Program for the Future conference: The most disgusting thing I’ve seen recently in the form of trivia is a new controller for Guitar Hero which looks just like a Fender Strat/Stratocaster guitar and it costs 180 bucks, and it’s not a guitar. I can tell you, you can
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I want one of these. It’s very cool. You can actually hold it on your shoulder and talk into it.
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