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‘i’ Get Around…
The Financial Times has released an application that is not captive to iTunes (as it resides independently on an iPhone / iPad Home Screen). In sum; this is clearly in response to what many publishers felt was / were the … Continue reading
iCould.
Apple’s unveiling of their latest service offering seems akin to playing catch-up more than anything else. Yes; it has been rumored (prior to Amazon and Google launching cloud-players) that this was one of their next major announcements. Nevertheless, there are … Continue reading
Openness Downsides.
A lot has been stated about the upside of the cloud; Open Source; Share-ware, etc. Granted, there are a number of positive attributes (worth noting). Nevertheless, in light of the recent wave of hacks that have struck; one question is … Continue reading
‘iPranksters’
A group of men (posing as what appears to be construction / city-workers in Hamburg) pulled a fast-one by placing a pseudo-Windows logo on the soon-to-be newest Apple store in the city. From Fortune: http://t.co/Fs8aiPz
Hackers Gone Wild…
With Sony; Google; Microsoft and Yahoo all in the news regarding their systems being compromised… it looks as though Skype can now be added to the (what appears to be) growing list of technologies that are either: a) revealing their … Continue reading
Specific Absorption Rate.
Your handset just might be dangerous to your health (depending on how much / how you use it). And, as a Public Service Announcement (one would hope, anyway) Computerworld (and other media outlets) published data of their levels of radiation … Continue reading
Messier
Google’s approach to Android (being allowed to roam free via the some would argue naive view that open source is more upstanding) continues to be challenged by reality. Towards that end, on the heels of removing multiple applications that were … Continue reading
iCloud-ed?
Perhaps ‘reign’ is too strong of a term / word? Perhaps not? Whatever the case; Apple’s newest service offering is not going to be free (which should really come as no real surprise to anyone as they are after all … Continue reading
Non-optional Failure
Viewed from the grand scheme of things – it is not the end-of-the world. Nevertheless, catastrophic data failures – do – happen. Towards that end; as the phoenix rises… so shall one’s on-line presence too.
Begin Anew!
First off; a thank you is in order to all of the people the world-over who regularly read the missives posted by the owner of this nascent online presence. It is humbling and somewhat surprising that a following has been … Continue reading