Finally sold this Samsung camera! It’s brand new, we only used it once but it sold for less than half its original price. Bahh
Just downloaded Logitech’s amazing iTouch app. Simply put, it transforms your iPod Touch/iPhone into a wireless mouse and keyboard via Wi-Fi. All you need to do is download a tiny little applet that runs in the background for your Mac or PC and the app does the rest! I’m actually typing this on my iPhone and its getting carried over to the screen of my MacBook Pro! So now I’ll hit the “Create post” button on the MacBook’s scren using the iPhone as the touch controller - and it will be published! Awesome job Logitech!
Shutter Island = very good movie. Don’t listen to all the naysayers- go see it for yourself. And if you’re looking for another great movie to watch at home, check out 12. It’s a Russian movie with English subtitles, but it’s very much worth it!
So @lizettegagne and I decided to keep the cute lil’ Volvo S40. It’s a great little car and only needs a few minor fixins. I actually thought I’d never say this, but I couldn’t be happier!
Here’s to all those who think Twitter replaces RSS: that’s only true if (and only if) you’ve carefully cultivated your Twitter following. Guess how many mainstream users tale the time to do this? I’d venture to guess that it’s not very many. So RSS > Twitter when it comes to receiving news and information from trusted sources. At least I can expect a certain level of quality from the sites I read through RSS… can you say the same of Twitter?
My newest favorite song. (warning it’s Russian, but the melody is worth it)
So I finally broke down and got the unlimited texting plan for my iPhone. This is after almost a year of being on the lowest plan and resorting to the (free) AIM and Yahoo Messenger apps to do my instant mobile communication. That said, I’m still of the opinion that text messaging (especially MMS) must be replaced by newer, more efficient, and more flexible technology such as instant messaging, especially when it can be used across all devices (mobile, computer, TV) rather than being locked to one device (the phone).
And in case you’re wondering what pushed me over the edge… It was the $150 texting overage for the last billing period. Lucky for me, AT&T reversed the charges and charged me for the unlimited plan instead.
Over and out…
It all went “boom” when devices could be used for content consumption and communication… and productivity
