Referencing this post. Who was that guy? How do I get rid of that one though?
Labels: iPhone, wintry mix
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 9:06:00 PM
Wednesday, December 20, 2017
Referencing this post. Who was that guy? How do I get rid of that one though?
Friday, April 25, 2014
Read about the early development of iPhone software. They talk about the 0g iPhone. We need more history of software development. At least, developers, please, tell your story. Perhaps on your blog...
http://nyti.ms/1tH75UR
http://nyti.ms/1tH75UR
Labels: iPhone, lotd, software development
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 8:41:00 AM
Saturday, September 22, 2012
iOS 6 has got a panorama mode camera. Here's where I've been locked up for the last few years. I am bored. And I am sick today. Just watching television...
Labels: iPhone, NewsRadio quote, no new tale to tell, picture
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 3:22:00 PM
Friday, October 28, 2011
Android shoots itself in the foot.
One of the things that I wonder for all those Android fanbois is if they consider OS fragmentation a good thing for non-fanbois. I mean your all elite and shit, but what about your mom. Is the many versions of Android OS worth it for you average person? They don't care right until they buy an app (or download a free one) that doesn't work on their phone because it only works for a particular version.
And developers, can they really write apps that take advantage of things if you don't know what the hardware is going to be?
We were discussing flashlight apps in work today and a co-worker showed us one on his phone. Someone asked if it supported flashing, strobing, or signaling. He said yeah and proceeded to show us. While it was flashing out an SOS, it also was beeping. Another co-worker asked why do you need it to beep. He then tried to turn it off, but the app was unresponsive. He made an excuse for it. I didn't say anything, but I wondered how can you live like that.
Eventually, Google will understand. They'll figure it out the they have to be more than an ad salesman in the tech world.
http://theunderstatement.com/post/11982112928/android-orphans-visualizing-a-sad-history-of-support
One of the things that I wonder for all those Android fanbois is if they consider OS fragmentation a good thing for non-fanbois. I mean your all elite and shit, but what about your mom. Is the many versions of Android OS worth it for you average person? They don't care right until they buy an app (or download a free one) that doesn't work on their phone because it only works for a particular version.
And developers, can they really write apps that take advantage of things if you don't know what the hardware is going to be?
We were discussing flashlight apps in work today and a co-worker showed us one on his phone. Someone asked if it supported flashing, strobing, or signaling. He said yeah and proceeded to show us. While it was flashing out an SOS, it also was beeping. Another co-worker asked why do you need it to beep. He then tried to turn it off, but the app was unresponsive. He made an excuse for it. I didn't say anything, but I wondered how can you live like that.
Eventually, Google will understand. They'll figure it out the they have to be more than an ad salesman in the tech world.
http://theunderstatement.com/post/11982112928/android-orphans-visualizing-a-sad-history-of-support
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 12:41:00 AM
Friday, October 14, 2011
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 10:23:00 PM
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Link of the Day [9.10.11]
I don't understand why you need to configure anything anymore. It's best to just get it out of the box. If it works, it works.
Configuration is for saps!
http://daringfireball.net/2011/09/new_apple_advantage
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I don't understand why you need to configure anything anymore. It's best to just get it out of the box. If it works, it works.
Configuration is for saps!
http://daringfireball.net/2011/09/new_apple_advantage
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 7:15:00 PM
Monday, June 06, 2011
So with iOS5 Twitter integration, will my number of followers increase? And what's it mean for ping?
Labels: computing, iPhone, just asking, tweet
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 2:11:00 PM
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Once again I have to ask, why are all our vacations all about the eating? Here's a shot of the cakes you can find at Red Ribbon Bakery, a Filipino bake shop. They also serve palabok, dinuguan, and empanada. After airplane food, after fish and chips, we end up here -- my mom, Tita Mina, and Tito Rudy -- looking for food. Again.
We got some to go.
Now, I've got a few enseymada and taisan to eat. I should get coffee with these pastries. I should've gotten some pan de sal, also.
Labels: iPhone, mmm, picture, sights seen, vacation
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 11:07:00 PM
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Sunday Brunch
Originally uploaded by browsermetrics.
Two of these make you sleepy. This is the second...... Zzzzzzz. *snore* .... hunh. Whazzzzat?
Labels: drunkeness, iPhone, mmm, picture
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 5:48:00 PM
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
New You
Originally uploaded by browsermetrics.
Did I ever tell you I like girls in glasses?
Labels: I'm a fool, iPhone, picture, who's this guy?, why am i telling you this?
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 7:35:00 PM
Monday, November 29, 2010
Party's Over
Originally uploaded by browsermetrics.
The Hawaiian Vacation is done. I am sad. Back to he daily grind. Can't wait to see all the photos.
Share your memories.
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 4:11:00 PM
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 8:36:00 PM
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Fin
Originally uploaded by browsermetrics.
Last evening by the lagoon. It's windy, cloudy, and cool. The sun is coming down. But i still want to Jump into the water. I can't leave without a final swim in the lagoon. Here i go!
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 10:11:00 PM
Friday, November 26, 2010
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 11:09:00 PM
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 11:40:00 PM
Rick And A Hard Place
Originally uploaded by browsermetrics.
Finding some time in Thanksgiving to read a book. Under a palm tree, near the beach, in some shade.
Happy Thansgiving! To all friends of BrowserMetrics.
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 6:34:00 PM
Eat the real
Originally uploaded by browsermetrics.
The real Hawaii is found between nudie bars inside a Korean Yakanuki. My real Hawaiian adventure has taken that surreal turn.
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 4:09:00 AM
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
The aftermath of the party. Last of the cake. And we inky have thanksgiving coming up.
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Posted by: SoNSo1 | 5:00:00 AM
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Done With The Ocean
Originally uploaded by browsermetrics.
Hey, SPF 50, hide me the sun. Let's get to the real beach. Not the pool or this fake lagoon. Needs some real waves and scary riptides. And I need the sunshine. Cloudy is the suck.
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 5:50:00 PM
Friday, November 19, 2010
Working For Da Man
Originally uploaded by browsermetrics.
Buying lots of short bread cookies from Big Island Candies. Watching them make cookies reminds me of the fact that I am missing work. What day is it?
Posted by: SoNSo1 | 5:56:00 PM