Much has been written about the iPad the past week or so, from the inspiring to the inept. I doubt I can be as elequent as the folks mentioned below, but I want to tell you my story.
My dad is 71 and has Parkinson’s. He’s had it for over 10 years now, and I can [...]
Bear with me:
The Apple tablet is going to be awesome, we all know it. But in my mind, what is going to make me want to buy one? The software..
Right before the PowerMac G4 came out, I was ready to plop down some money for a new Macintosh. I was leaning towards the next [...]
ProTip of the day – if you are adding a new target to a project in Xcode, and you want to duplicate a target (say an application target and you want to add a library target), you can’t.
It’s not supported currently in Xcode 3.2 on Snow Leopard. Your best bet is to start from [...]
This strikes very close to home for me – about 4 years ago I passed on a job at the 11th hour, after signing the offer letter, after giving notice at my old job. In hindsight it was a very poor financial move, but life isn’t all about money.
I might expand upon what happened [...]
TechCrunch on what Palm is doing to woo developers.
I love it when my love of cars and my love of Apple merge in a small way.
Get your iPhone ring tones of the engine of that beautiful car at this url: http://speciali.ferrari.com/458italia/index_en.html
(Via: Straighline)
I was quite excited today to learn that Rob Bell’s Nooma videos are starting to come out as applications for the iPhone/iPod. If you at all believe in God, it’s worth the $4.99 to download and watch his video, and talk about it with some friends.
When I was volunteering with high school youth at our [...]
Steven Frank: They understand there are problems, and they are listening and acting.
Recently an update to my small pregnancy tracking application was unexpectedly delayed for a month and a half. Towards the end of that time I was pretty frustrated, with no communication at all from Apple.
But then I got a very nice [...]
I mentioned a few posts ago that I’ve been busy. With what you ask?
• Being a father to a wonder 10 month old daughter.
• Exploring iPhone development
Yes, that can take up a ton of time.. well, all my free time.
There’s been confirmation today that Steve Jobs did get a liver transplant, and he was pretty sick when he got it.
From the press release:
He received a liver transplant because he
was the patient with the highest MELD score (Model for End-Stage Liver Disease) of his blood type and, therefore, the sickest patient on the waiting [...]
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