Like the rest of the world I recently purchased an Apple iPad and the next knee-jerk reaction was to protect my new baby by buying a case for it.
Being an Apple fanboy but being too cheap to upgrade to a car with a proper dock or bluetooth, I’ve forcefully wedged both into my 5-year old VZ Commodore! CHeck out my last blog post for just how I managed to get an iPod integration into the factory head-unit of the Commdore going. Pretty damn sexy for something that doesn’t even have an “AUX-IN” and would have normally required you to rely on a FM transmitter!
So yesterday Laura and I went out to Mt Waverley and I bought the UDC iPod (ok, iPhone) integration for the factory VY/VZ Commodore stereo. Vlad really is a space cadet and a hell of a nice guy to boot. Apparently the integration was supposed to be my birthday gift (my birthday’s in June) but then Laura said I could have it now and she’ll just buy me something really cheap for my birthday instead. Which is fine. Particularly when I paid for it myself anyway!…
I think I’ll make this an ongoing post as I complete this project but I have an urge to “integrate” my car with my iPhone a little better than it currently is.
Seth Weintraub recently posted over at Computerworld on the recent announcement of the Windows Phone 7 mobile phone operating system, and how unfriendly it shall be to the enterprise environment.
So, you’ve used your Mac in some way in recent times to communicate with someone using one of those VOIP/video apps there are out there, like Skype and iChat..
If you’ve read my previous blog post about wideband audio (and yeah, I know, I haven’t finished the series of posts about that, I’ll get around to it honest!) you’ll know I have an obsession with wideband telephony. So when a Jabra reseller offered to give a few of us at work some wireless headsets to try out I was keen as!
Guys n gals, I wanna buy my first DSLR camera at last, and the upcoming months are a good time to get this happening. Any advice and tips, and recommendations from people who have a bit of experience in this area would be really handy. I love learning from others’ mistakes, plus I drive a hard bargain so I’ld love to know the better way to go about buying a body and lenses.
Just updated my Siemens Gigaset S685 IP (the bestest Cordless VOIP phone I’ve seen so far!) to v02191 this morning. From the Gigaset website some of the improvements are below but the main thing is the ability to access the Info Center widgets from within the menu structure rather than wait for the screensaver to render. This was anticipated after the interview with Tony Starkus on the VOIP Users Conference last week.
Recently I bought a Switch Easy CapsuleRebel for my iPhone 3GS and it’s been okay. After having it a couple of weeks I’ve noticed three problems. Thanks Optus.
OK so I am yet to finish my “series” on wideband telephony from my last post. Gimme a break…I’ll get around to it. Today I’m gonna blog about a random last minute idea I had to make videos I record better.
