For the youngsters…The Museum of Obsolete Objects
Via Visual News blog – check out more examples (rotary telephone, typewriter, etc.) here!
Training Journal – 2/12/12:
This was just too good not share!
Via Today I Learned Something New.
Training Journal – 2/8/12:
From the “Learn something new and useful each day” file:
“Sure, it’s great that all you have to do to silent your iPhone is flip the switch on the side, but then you’re at a loss for telling the difference between an important business call and your neighbor who’s looking for someone to watch his dog. Fortunately, iOS 5 offers…”
Read more at: Creating custom vibration alerts in iOS 5 | iLounge Tips.
An awkward, “queue the crickets” moment from a conference I attended last week:
A presenter, who was discussing the security risks inherent in sharing too much on social media sites, flashed what she felt was a redacted LinkedIn profile page from someone who met specific search criteria for conference attendees.
It was clear, from the audience’s murmuring , she didn’t redact enough.
It was pretty easy to decipher where the person worked, who their clientele was, etc.
She proved her point and I’m positive there were quite a few nervous people in the audience.
I’m also pretty sure there was a ton of people who subsequently edited their profiles…immediately.
Two iPhone accessories I’ve used the past few days…one edible, one not.
Today, one of the speakers at the conference I’m attending, used the descriptive phrase:
Digital Exhaust … defined as the output of human beings using the internet.
Just think, as you read this, one could say that you’re a little gassy…
[queue the crickets]
Having used Siri (both pre- and post-app launch) and seeing its integration in the iPhone 4S, it’s pretty cool how it has advanced in a short amount of time. I can only imagine how it will continue to mature…
Siri App video:
[YouTube]
Siri on iPhone 4S:
[YouTube]
Saddest part on iPhone 4S “announce day” was when I launched my Siri app and got this message:
what to do…
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