So after playing with FaceTime a bit, on the new iPhone 4 running iOS 4, I can easily see how this will change the way we communicate. That is, if it’s widely available and easy to start a conversation. That discussion and how people will use this service are for another post, right now I want to discuss a number of features that would be awesome if they were added to FaceTime (and soon).
With that let’s dive right into this list of missing features. Click on through to continue reading after the break.
I don’t know if any of you are at all like me, but I like to have a soda every day. My soda of choice? Coke. If that’s not available, Pepsi. I have at least 1 per day and as a matter of fact, more often than not, I have way more than that. The other day I started to think, how much fat does this pack on my frame. It’s scary what I found out.
I picked up golf when I was 11. In the back corner of the garage sat a dusty old set of Wilson clubs that were at one point my Grandpa’s, but were now my fathers. My dad didn’t golf though, so they just sat in a corner of the garage gathering dust. One day my friend Scott and I grabbed those clubs and we walked down the street to the park and started hitting balls, or at least trying to anyway, towards the sandbox on the other side. As the years went by I got better. I thought I was pretty good, shooting rounds in the mid 90′s. Then when I was in my mid-teens I had a breakthrough and I didn’t know how I did it. I had the perfect round of golf. I didn’t know how I did it that day, but I have since come to learn how I was able to accomplish such a feat. Continue Reading »
Okay, so this is not really a political website, but it is my website.
I’m watching the Vice Presidential Debates right now and they are discussing the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Senator Biden just said that any attack from Al Queda will be coming from Afghanistan, and not Iraq. That’s where we need to focus.
Palin, responded by stating that General Patrais and Al Queda leaders stated the war on terror is in Iraq and finished her statement by saying, “I believe the leaders of Al Queda.”
My jaw dropped. I’m sorry, I don’t know about you but I will never trust what the leaders of Al Queda say. She does. Of course Al Queda says that Iraq is where the war on terror is. They want to keep us distracted in Iraq while their heart beats stronger every day in Afghanistan.
The most powerful book that I’ve read so far this year was “The Last Lecture” by Randy Pausch.
Randy Pausch was a Computer Science Professor at Carnegie Mellon when he was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer. He was given 3 to 6 months to live. About a month into it he gave his “Last Lecture” and the subject of his lecture Continue Reading »
Okay, so this has nothing to do with the main topics of this site, but Entourage on HBO is my favorite show on TV and it’s coming back next Sunday! (9/7/2008)
I found a free preview on iTunes. It’s pretty damn cool. Check it out.
Earlier this week I covered 5 Ways to Conserve your iPhones Battery Power, I’ll call those 5 ways for battery conservation the low hanging fruit of power saving. They are the quickest and they save the most power of all the ways to do it. If, however, you are going green and looking for even more ways to reduce your iPhones carbon footprint, don’t worry here are 7 more ways:
For those of you that had the first generation iPhone and then upgraded to the new iPhone 3G, you might have noticed that the number of bars for reception on your phone went down. How could that be? Why would Apple create a phone with a reception quality that’s inferior to its predecessor? Well it is and it isn’t. It’s the 3G and you should turn it off. Here’s why:
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