I didn't know ripping Wall-E would be so hard. http://bit.ly/18hgV 5 hrs ago
Comparing Apples and Blackberrys (Part 1) - Engadget
Indeed, with the iPhone I have been able to pay bills using my bank’s regular Web site, something I’ve not been able to do on any other mobile phone. Here again, a QWERTY keyboard is useful mostly for entering URLs (which can admittedly be long, unforgiving and difficult to assist with “smart” typing algorithms) and searches. But for most consumers, the overwhelming majority of our time spent in the browser is used reading,…
Well the wait is over for me. I talked myself into buying an iPod last night after toying around with it for just a few minutes and my experience with it for 20 minutes today at the mall solidified my decision.
 Yes, the iPhone does do what many other phones do already. That’s clear but it’s the how that counts. The simplicity may be a drawback for some (or at least one I know) but like the BlackBerry OS it’s almost…
I really try not to fall into the hype of the iPhone but with all of it’s failings (no 3G or GPS support) its innovations are what’s going to make it standout. Who knows it could be a bust, yeah right.
Just look at the video after the break. It’s the browser that I want. I know a lot of tablet’s are out right now but non are doing it like this. And then there’s the UI.
I’m just glad their actually…
I’ve used a couple managed voicemail providers in the last few months. My first provider was callwave which sent me my voicemails as MP3 through email and just like any voicemail added the ability to call in and hear the voicemail from your phone in a queue. A month or two ago I started using Spinvox after a hearing it briefly on a forgotten tech podcast. It provides voicemail like any other service with a call in queue but where callwave sends…
Listening to XM radio and tweeting my first tweet on my BlackBerry curve. #
I might as well complete my planned post about Google apps since a conversation is about to start.
I’ve been in the transition of using Google Apps for the last few weeks for a trial review. Next week I’ll need to decide whether to keep my apps account or stick with the free apps that I’m so dependent on. Since the my reasoning for using Google apps is solely based on my use of e-mail and the guaranteed uptime and support I can’t…
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Looks like the Pearl is coming to Cingular soon. I can’t wait and I’ve posted about it before but it’s going to solve so many lingering issues with my current blackberry. Number one on the list is a camera, number two media playback. I can’t say the size is a big factor but it is pretty small. It’s also going to work out well since Sara’s phone can be upgraded and eBay love’s my used stuff.
Google really makes some wonderful mobile apps. First with Google maps mobile then GTalk and nowGMail Mobile. I tested it out a little bit, the UI is great and it’s really easy on the eyes. I doubt I’ll use it on my blackberry since I already have my gmail pushed to my phone but it’s nice to have it’s ability to open all my attachments as html including PDFs and Word Docs.
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