The Mobile Perspective
MacBook
Contact apps can’t handle 2 people per card… So what about couples?
So I’m sick and tired of contact management applications. I have not come across anything that does the job well enough. I am frustrated with a specific aspect of contact apps at the moment. I have a very common situation which is that I have many friends that are couples or married so I put [...]
Boingo keeps me connected
IÂ was fortunate enough to be asked to participate in a promotion by Boingo to test out and use their service. Boingo is a service that unifies many paid and free wifi hotspots together to give you one log in at all of these thousands of locations. The service runs $10 for a mobile version and [...]
TripIt is good but!!!
TripIt is good but!!! I can’t seem to export my flight details (like flight #rs and times) into iCal on my MacBook. I love that all these great details are on line but I want to be able to see them in the calendar of the Nokia E71 I’m using without having to go online. [...]
Living a mobile life in a last minute world
So this morning started like any other morning except when my wife got in the car with my daughter it wouldn’t start. Being suburban living big city Americans the first thing we did was call AAA. They came out and diagnosed the problem as a bad battery (Joe was extremely courteous and helpful) so it [...]
PDF support on Google Docs
Wow, I’m so excited. I have been trying for the last 6 months or so been trying to upload my life and work to the “cloud”. I think the this is a great way to run your life for someone like me. I’m a huge laptop fan and I tend to randomly travel and be [...]
I’m trying to build a website for my new project
Boy this is time consuming. My MacBook came with iWeb software to help you with building websites. I like it but it is a bit to simple. I really need something just a bit more detailed but just as user friendly. I will announce on here when I can all the details about my TOP [...]
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