I thought the same thing about the iPhone 4S. But in reality how much more can we expect any smartphone to do? Sony thinks we need water proof and dust proof phones. Samsung thinks we need bigger pants/trousers. Google thinks we need to give them more data. Personally I want a phone that is a light as a feather, has a 10" screen that magically collapses into a credit card size object that fits easily into my wallet. What about…
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Useful Photography Tip #38: Maintain a Photography Fund by Gevon Servo It is about saving. If you are a photographer earning money from your work, always set aside a percentage to go into your fund. If you can, instead of buying a coffee or lunch, bring it from home and put that money to the side. Everything helps. Photography is not a cheap hobby or career. Plan, nothing lasts forever, especially photography gear Another great post by +G Servo. My…
iOS Address Book access should prompt the user for permission – Marco.org The popular Path app was caught uploading and permanently storing people’s entire address books on Path’s servers. People were upset, but what’s scarier is the bigger issue: apparently, this is a very common practice among popular apps. Google+: View post on Google+ Common practice? I certainly hope not. In fact, I think application should need apps to prompt for access to any device data — location, address book,…
What sort of tasks would the general user want to do that would require a Quad core processor? Source: A quad-core iPad 3? Not so fast A quad-core Apple chip powering the iPad 3 is not moral certainty. Here are some reasons why. Read this blog post by Brooke Crothers on Nanotech - The Circuits Blog. Google+: View post on Google+…
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I firmly believe Steve Jobs was right that devices like the iPad becoming the goto...
Posted on 7th February 2012I firmly believe Steve Jobs was right that devices like the iPad becoming the goto device for most people. Source: On iPads and Personal Computers: A Post-PC Retrospective There's been a debate lately as to whether the iPad can fit into the so-called PC category. Following the release of several estimates and market research studies showing much different results wh... Google+: View post on Google+…
