After years of operating in Europe, Spotify launched in the US in the summer of 2011 on an invitation-only basis, much like the way Gmail and Google+ began, before later becoming open to all who want to sign up. I had resisted Spotify for several months. I had so much invested into iTunes over the […]
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Tomorrow’s a big day. This week’s a big week. My replacement iPad is due to be delivered tomorrow, so I’ll be an iPad owner once again, after having owned an iPad for two days and then been without one for a week. I’m also expecting to hear some news regarding a house I made an
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
Using DSL Reports, here are the speed test results from my wife’s brand-new iPhone 3G. Here is my speed test from my first-gen iPhone over Wi-Fi, with AT&T DSL. So, putting my wife’s phone on the Wi-Fi network at home is pretty much pointless…
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I went to my computer and made the mistake of looking at it. Then it said it couldn’t write to the iTunes library (iTunes was already open). I tried to open Firefox, but it wouldn’t open, some error message about it already being open. Mail was being really slow. Tried force-quit. When I rebooted my