A cloudless San Diego sky serves as the backdrop for this drought tolerant Pearl Acacia as it sways in a gentle 75º breeze.
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Why you buy an @Otterbox for your iPhone
Jan 3, ’11 8:20 AM
Whatever put that dent in Dona’s Otterbox Defender’s screen protector would have certainly shattered her iPhone’s screen. As bulky as they may be the Otterbox Defender has a rugged appeal that guards our family’s iPod Touch, iPad, iPhone 3Gs and iPhone 4.
NOTE: This post was prematurely published due to either a bug or “feature” in WordPress for iPhone. I wanted to move my local draft to the server so I kept it marked as a draft and hit the publish button. It was auto-tweeted prematurely and, well … that’s why this site is always in alpha. So how do you move your draft to the server without making it public?
Google Sidesteps Arcane App Store Approval Process with Slick Google Voice Web App!
Jan 27, ’10 6:15 AM
Google’s mobile web apps continue to amaze me. With their latest, Google Voice at m.google.com/voice, they’ve created a slick and responsive app that runs in Safari and doesn’t need Apple’s approval. Over 3G it’s more responsive than many native apps I use. Time for me to learn how to spell some HTML5!
Testing WordPress for iPhone
Aug 16, ’08 3:50 PM
This is my second attempt at a mobile blog entry via WordPress for iPhone. My first attempt crashed the WP iPhone app as I was capturing a photo. First I will publish this entry as text only. Then I will come back and try to add a photo to the post. I find that most apps crash sometimes when saving a captured photo. This goes for third party apps as well as Apple apps (Contacts).
