Charity has been using an iPhone 3G I bought years ago for a long time now. Recently I bought a used iPhone 4 for her and today we finally made it over to an AT&T store to get a new SIM card (the SIM’s are smaller for the iPhone 4). While all the contacts where …
Working with iPhone Data (It Really Shouldn’t Be This Hard). Read More »
Right now we have a problem – the propagation of a number of essential smart devices. For example, at work I have a workstation with two LCD monitors. I also have a work laptop which I sometimes pair with a LCD monitor when I have it at home. Then there is my smartphone – currently …
Angry Birds? Who cares. Tetris? Blahh. Minesweeper? Please. Solitaire? Okay. I’m pretty specific in my gaming tastes. I like historical computer wargames. No, not that RTS-stuff “who-can-click” faster genre, but the real stuff that emphasizes mind over eye-finger response time. While there are some exceptions (e.g. the Total War series), I’m generally a fan of …
Game Review: Conflicts: Operation Barbarossa and Conflicts: D-Day (Android Phone Games) Read More »
[Update: The application has undergone several naming revisions, it is currently MightyText.] I’ve never been a huge fan of text messaging. Maybe my fingers are too big or maybe I can type too fast on a computer keyboard – but text messaging has always been frustrating to me when it involves any sort of sustained …