kirkk Kirk Kuykendall
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Friday, 29 June 2007
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Ironic that most of these live video feeds of people standing in line to buy the iPhone are being served up by Verizon's EVDO network.
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Better question... what can a person do with an iPhone that they can't do with an N95?
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local time across all time zones
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They brough out ice cream sandwiches for us a little while ago
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I'm at an AT&T store in Lake St. Louis, MO. I'm #6... about 15 people in line now... I'm sponging wifi from next door...
Thursday, 28 June 2007
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Yeah... he's doing some broadcasts from there... he's first in line... http://www.kyte.tv/scobleizer
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I'm still confused on the voice-dialing thing... a couple of reviews said it didn't have voice dial but the review by Uncle Walt said "The Apple phone combines intelligent voice calling..." Never heard the term "voice calling"... is that not the same as voice dialing?
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Next thing ya know Jerry Pournelle is gonna stop using Frontpage... what's the world coming to?
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Wow... gonna miss that notebook look... that's what lets me know at a quick glance that I'm on the right site...
Wednesday, 27 June 2007
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Didn't think I'd miss the camera on my Blackberry either but found that I really do... so much so that I'm carrying the W810i primarily for that reason and just using the Blackberry for email.
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lotsa stuff missing tho... no video record, no flash mem support, subpar camera (my W810i is 2 yrs old and has a 2mp camera)... I'm torn
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I have a Blackberry 8800 which syncs fine using Missing Sync (Pocketmac was a disaster)... although it won't sync via Bluetooth which is a pain. I also have a SonyEricsson W810i which syncs beautifully via iSync (including bluetooth sync)
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I'd like the N95 better if its 3g worked in the US.
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I was going to get one... but what's up with having to scroll through your entire address book to find a name... and no voice-dial... probably make 90% of my calls that way... not sure now.
Tuesday, 26 June 2007
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I know... I was shocked myself. Originally found out about it via this post... http://www.georgestarcher.com/?p=59
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If you have a Mac you can use Visualhub (http://www.techspansion.com/visualhub) to do it. If you're on Windows you might want to check out AVS Video Tools... it'll do just about anything and I'm 99% sure that it supports DVR.MS
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I know how ya feel... I've been saying that I was going to wait until v.2 was released but I've finally admitted to myself what I've known deep down since it was announced at Macworld... I'll be there Friday buying (trying to buy) one.
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