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March 23, 2010 / Computers

Air Video Review

If you have an iPhone or are soon to have an iPad, and if you have movies on your computer of nearly any format, then you really ought to check out InMethod’s Air Video App. Perspicacious readers will note the emphasis on “any format” and realize that the iPhone does not play formats such as …

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March 9, 2010 / Computers

Writing on the iPhone

I recently composed a short story, “Garlic in the Air,” entirely on my iPhone while I was at work. Why the iPhone? Primarily because I was having some issues with my wrist and what might be some mild carpel tunnel issues and the iPhone didn’t aggravate those symptoms. Because I’m using Writeroom on my phone, …

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September 10, 2009 / Computers

Dropbox and You

Wherein I discuss the use of Dropbox as a document backup solution.

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September 5, 2009 / Computers

WordPress Users Need to Upgrade for Security Reasons

For those of you using WordPress – you need to make sure you are running the latest update because there appears to be a large scale hacker attack on WordPress blogs. Via Daring Fireball

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September 2, 2009 / Apple

Some Thoughts on Snow Leopard

Yes, I’m just the kind of person who went out yesterday and bought Apple’s new operating system Snow Leopard and have spent the majority of last night and today playing around with the new features and setting my computer back up (since I decided to do a totally clean install and reformatted my hard drive …

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August 7, 2009 / Apple

Digging Through My RSS Feeds – iPhone Edition

Here’s the first in a series of posts sharing cool links that I’ve culled from my 400+ clippings in NetNewsWire. Turn your iPhone into a document scanner Send iPhone photos at full resolution iPhone as multi-track recorder Want to take better close-up pictures with your iPhone? There’s a case for that A new form of …

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March 18, 2009 / Blogging

WordPress 1.2 for the iPhone is Available

With support for page creation and editing, comment moderation, and, most useful in my opinion, landscape typing, this version is a whole lot more powerful and usable for blogging while on the road (or when you are in bed already and don’t want to get up to post an entry). While certainly not the fastest …

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January 29, 2009 / Apple

Why Apple Products are Good for Me

I am a product of my culture and a bit of a computer geek and, as such, have an affinity for getting the newest, most up-to-date x (where x = “pretty much damn near anything tech/computer related). Of course, I have never had the income to really pursue that affinity to the lengths that I …

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January 16, 2009 / Apple

Maybe Steve Jobs Was Right

For over a year, I’ve bemoaned the fact that Apple’s iWork suite doesn’t perform auto-saves considering that nearly every other office suite or stand-alone word processing program offers this feature. Maybe I was wrong and Steve Jobs was right. I’ve been working with Office 2007 at my temp job to put together reports that combine …

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November 9, 2008 / Computers

How Cool Is This

As I write this, I’m listening to RadioParadise.com’s music stream on my iPhone while on a moving Amtrak train as I compose and post this entry. I know that technology cannot solve all of the problems we face as a species. I have to admit though, that I think our scientific and technological capabilities, not …

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