Today I came across an abbreviation that I hadn’t seen before in a Facebook comment stream. This one peeked my interest because of the context, so I went over to Google (the search engine, y’know) and started to look up the abbreviation to learn what it stood for.
What I was looking up isn’t important—I’m not going to tell you—but what popped up in the Google drop down I thought was more interesting. Continue reading
Apple has exceeded my expectations with their smartphone device today. I cannot say I’ll get one, but only because I’m unhappy with the cell service provider options. Still, this promotional introductory video tells you everything you need to know [link to video].
I came across this well-written overview of fanboyism and brand loyalty. Interesting perspective, although, perhaps only highlighting selective, and subjective, facts the article itself wishes to note. Check it out here at Gizmodo.
MobileMe [Apple's product details] is a service by Apple, Inc. that syncs your email, address book, browser bookmarks, and calendars on all your Apple computers, iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. What I’ve stated are its core features and practical uses, but MobileMe can do other things too, like web photo galleries, and locate your lost iPhone. Continue reading
