Since Steve Jobs first announced it, I’ve been excited about the iPhone. My old Nokia is fine, but it scrolls my address book extremely slowly, the camera’s quality is very low at 640×480, and it has only 2 MB of memory. Compare that with the low-end iPhone: fast address book scrolling, high-quality camera at 2…Continue Reading…
Mark my words. Now that it’s been confirmed that YouTube will be on the iPhone, I’m certain of it. And the video quality looks even better than it does on the web! The iPhone is certainly the only phone I want. I can’t imagine wanting any other.
It’s reality. I saw this rumored a couple months ago, and now it’s online in the Apple online store. It’s called the Apple TV, and you use it to watch stuff in your iTunes library on your TV. Quite honestly, it seems like a silly idea. I mean, I’m sure people will find it useful….Continue Reading…
Apple.com states: To get a sense of just how big the virus problem is, search for “virus” at both Apple and Microsoft. Compare the number of results. What’s more, the 100 most virulent attacks cause 99.9% of damage from malicious software. None of these attacks work on a Mac. Don’t you deserve such protection? Aside…Continue Reading…
If Apple users tend to be more educated than the norm, I suspect that it’s because they’re self-absorbed fools who prefer style over substance. I’m writing this in response to visiting Apple.com and seeing the front-page ad, “Touche”. The problem? The PC does use the interjection touché correctly, both times. Correction — three times. I…Continue Reading…
I finally understand how Cosmo works. Of course, there’s still much to learn, but I have successfully changed the feed URIs from /feed/atom/1.0/elliot/calendar to /feed/elliot/calendar. Yay! That was my first goal that I made for myself. So now it should only be a matter of work and time until I get other feed formats implemented…Continue Reading…