tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-76205788094805545202011-09-09T01:46:02.008+09:30He's pretty fly for a dead guyCy Starkmanhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06768705549514765744noreply@blogger.comBlogger51100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7620578809480554520.post-80099415900616259182009-03-15T04:36:00.004+09:302009-03-15T04:50:37.303+09:30

Who really knows what will come of it. What I have to say though is that the pundits and even experts have set the bar low, or are not heavy users of the iPhone itself.So, in response to all that mob. Here is my list of basic functionality to include with 3.0SMS1) forward with editing2) draft
3) making use of contact groups
4) Send contact info5) That missed call alerts from your carrier don’t

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Everyone is talking Netbooks and the lower price point of average sales. what does it mean, is it because of the economy, is something more interesting happening. Pundits waffle on about how Apple or Sony are doomed because everything is going to be $200. What of Dell and Acer, is ASUS going to squash them all. This all gets those me too analysts wet with 'money for report' glee.more mind share,

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Yes, Apple's market share is still growing The rate of that growth hasbeen slowed though. If the iPod taught Apple any one thing, it can bethat momentum is the key.It's a common miss-step that Apple only makes premium items. TheiPod line again clearly shows that Apple understands domination atmultiple price points and its leverages and benefits. Another goodexample is in software. Aperture and

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Okay.It's late, so to start off the items above are feeds from elsewhere I write.What this will be and the content that will go here, will be its own flavour, it will come later.As will a slightly different look etc.One thing...So I was flying between cities last year and I thought, hmm, I don't want to print out the boarding ticket. so I used Air Sharing on an iPhone to have the PDF local to me

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Daniel shows some love for Windows?I just wanted to add for the readers that the Acorn Archimedes was actually a revolutionary and important computer. Not just the footnote offered by Daniel.1) It was the first ‘home computer’ to use a RISC processor. Significant in that it was released in 1987; Apple took until 1994, a full 7 years later for its first 601.2) In 1987 and more so in 1988 RISC OS,

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