I had a 9am meeting this morning so I was not able to be one of the first in line for the iPhone. That didn’t stop me from at least checking out the festivities. Here are pictures from the Apple Store in the Green Hills Mall and the AT&T store in Green Hills:
After talking [...]
Oracle has released what looks to be a really great app for the iPhone.
From the iTunes App Store:
Oracle Business Indicators is a business intelligence application that provides real-time, secure access to business performance information on the mobile device.
- Requires the licensing of Oracle Business intelligence Suite, … [and a bunch of other Oracle products] … [...]
I guarantee that we will see a location based match making application for the iPhone before the end of the Summer. Here is how I think it will work…
You will sign up and create a brief profile including a picture, age, and some parameters of what you are looking for (i.e. someone of the opposite [...]
Did you catch what the biggest change is to the iPhone 3G?
No, it is not the namesake 3G chip and it is not push email per se.
Apple has decided to replicate a portion of BlackBerry Server. This opens the iPhone up to outages similar to the ones Blackberry users experience when the BIS/BES servers go [...]
I have to admit I am excited about both iPhone 2.0 and iPhone 3G.
Those that are not quite as obsessive about mobile technology news may be wondering what the difference between iPhone 2.0 and iPhone 3G are. While they both sound like the new version of the iPhone that is not quite true. iPhone 2.0 [...]
I am excited to see that Whrrl has a new Blackberry application. I have seen Whrrl before and Chuck was telling me about it last week. When I heard the news about the BB app I promptly signed up and downloaded it.
My big problem with Whrrl is that Nashville, TN is not included [...]
I was just perusing the list of the top 50 applications submitted to the Andriod Developer Challenge. As Engadget pointed out, many of the applications are Location Based Services. That piqued my interest since I have felt location-aware mobile applications are running way behind schedule (the imaginary schedule I setup in my head based on [...]
The wireless handset (i.e. cellphone) market is getting absolutely insane just in time for the “economic stimulus checks” to start arriving. I am not using “insane” as some sort of bad-meaning-good euphemism; I really think people are losing some mental stability.
For those living under a rock, the next generation of the iPhone is going [...]
At the end of last year I wrote Why Sprint is Losing Customers (and market share). The post detailed how I felt Sprint was providing the wrong kinds of incentive for their business to be successful. The post actually got talked about on a few finance sites as Sprint’s stock continued to fall throughout Q1 [...]
I know this has gone around a time or two before, but I haven’t done it in at least a couple of years (that I can remember).
Here is what is in my bag these days:
click on the image to see the annotated version at flickr.
What’s in your bag?
