Annoyances: My BlogWorld (Coke) Drinking Game
I’ve spent the last 3 days at BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada, and being the good Mormon I am I’ve pulled out my Coke or Pepsi and I played a little drinking game. Maybe it’s because my Excedrin hasn’t kicked in yet, but I’m quite simply annoyed by several things so if you notice […]
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USAA Shows How Americans Make Software With New iPhone App
I’ve been a proud member of USAA since I was old enough to drive. The organization, originally a car insurance company for members of the military, veterans, and their families, has always offered some of the best customer service on the planet, and unbeatable prices. My automobile insurance has always been through them. I’ve had […]
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Don’t "Feed" the Regator App – it Finds News for You
Recently at a speaking engagement I took part in I was asked by one of the audience members, “How do I find good blogs to follow if I don’t want to worry about an RSS reader?” It was a valid question, as someone like my Mom, who is very careful adopting new technology, may not […]
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Never Lose Your Remote Again With i.TV’s Remote Control Framework
When the iPhone was first released, one of the strongest draws that convinced me towards purchasing an iPhone was a cool little app that enabled me to control iTunes, straight from my iPhone. The “Remote” app, provided by Apple, essentially took one more remote out of my hands and all my music, whether on the […]
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How to Push Sync Calendars and Contacts to Your iPhone Using Gmail
My friend, Phil Burns, recently wrote a very rare blog post citing a discussion this morning at the monthly Utah CTO breakfast, hosted by another friend of mine, Phil Windley (former CTO of Utah). Burns stated his concerns with the “anti-Microsoft people” (which I am not, nor am I anti-Apple or anti-Linux) and the fact […]
Read more...AT&T: They Knoweth Not the Right Hand From the Left #ATTFAIL
For those that know(eth) me, I am an avid iPhone user. I wasn’t always a fan, and in fact publicly wrote a post on why I wasn’t going to get an iPhone. It lured me in though, and I’ve even moved from an unlocked, contract-free T-Mobile plan to the horrid service AT&T provides in order […]
Read more...My New iPhone 3G S, My Review, and Trip to Fox 13 News
3 days ago I got up at 3:30am, packed up my truck with things like sleeping bags, camping chairs, and goodies to snack on and drink, and headed off to the Gateway Apple Store in Salt Lake City, Utah to get my new iPhone 3G S. About 3 hours of waiting in 50-60 degree weather […]
Read more...iPhone Dev Team Gives You the Key to Other Networks
The iPhone Dev Team has done it again. Just last week I reported that you could now Jailbreak any iPhone to the new 3.0 iPhone firmware, meaning things like easy tethering, live streaming through Qik.com, and more. Tonight, the iPhone Dev Team has taken that one step further by completely unlocking any iPhone before the […]
Read more...iPhone Dev Team Sets iPhone 3.0 Free
Jealous that all your 3G S friends have video AND cut and paste on their iPhones? Envy no more. Just earlier today as those of us were out braving the Apple Store lines to get our new iPhones, the iPhone Dev Team released a new version of their iPhone Jailbreaking tool, Pwnage Tool that works […]
Read more...1 Prediction Down, 7 to Go – Facebook Launches Connect for the iPhone
Beginning of February I announced my 8 late predictions that I thought would happen in 2009. One of those, which I actually mentioned originally last year, was that Facebook would launch a developer platform for the iPhone. Such a prediction was hinted at last year by Facebook, was supposed to launch end of last year, […]
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