Posted by Peter Wells on June 19, 2008 View Comments
As i write this, the Sydney Apple store is opening its doors. What better way to celebrate that then to make Fulltime Casual iPhone / iPod Touch ready?
I have a look on the googles and the oldest and most linked to plugin was iPhone-WordPress by Content Robot. I tested it out, but i wasnt really happy with the results. A bit more Google juice gave me Brave New Code’s WPTouch, which is just all kinds of sexy. If you have an iPhone or iPod Touch, check it out now!
To be honest, i only installed the thing because Justin and FixedR6 keep writing damngoodposts I want to read, so an iPhone ready version was important.
But it does beg the question, if this shitty little blog can be iPhone ready, then why the hell isn’t The Sydney Morning Herald, News.com.au and the like? More baffling, a year after the iPhone’s release, why aren’t technology blogs like TechCrunch, Engadget or Valleywag iPhone ready? Could it be the obscene amount of ads each of these sites want to push on there readers?
Posted by Peter Wells on January 14, 2008 View Comments
I had to install Windows XP under Parallels today. The Virtual Machine needed internet access, which has been hit and miss on previous Parallels installs, atleast for me. So the first thing i did when the install was over was open IE.
Success!
Having established the internet was working, Step 2 of course was to download and install Firefox. So from the MSN Live Search page that was the default home page of IE, i typed “firefox”, and nothing else.
Here is the search result i got back:
WOW! Firefox for only 0.99c a month! What a bargain!
I dont know what this result reflects more, how bad MSN Live Search is, or why that whole Anti-trust trial might have been justified..
Posted by Peter Wells on July 25, 2007 View Comments
Merlin Mann is a bit of a legend in Mac circles, being the funniest guy on the MacBreak Weekly podcast. His man job though is as a productivity expert. Here is a video he gave at the Google campus last week on getting your inbox down to Zero.