On January 10th, 2003, a buddy and I tore in to the dash of my car to create a mini-monster. This was before the Carputer got popular and just about the time of GPS acceptance. Direct link to the Flickr set here or check ‘em out after the jump.
(Tech specs… 2001 Suburu Impreza 2.5RS, [...]
Entries from February 2008
Libby in Dash - Carputing before the Carputer
February 12th, 2008 · Comments
Tags: Geolocation · Subaru · UMPC
iPhoto, Flickr and Twitter - tie the last two together
February 12th, 2008 · Comments
I’ve finally made the leap away from being a directory-o-holic and landed in iPhoto from iLife 08. It does the organization automatically (”Browse Package Contents” in Finder.)
is working well as a good photo stream and album holder (using the Sets feature.) It works as a free backup service too ($25 per year for photo [...]
Tags: Blogging · Flickr · Jailbreak · Photography · Twitter · iPhone
New player video - quick-start guide
February 8th, 2008 · Comments
Kevin Schelkun finished the first in a series of how-to videos for iofy’s new hardware player. Check it out and see how easy it is… 30 seconds. The video makes me want to find one and listen to something.
Tags: Audiobooks · iofy
Yahoo! - components that matter to me after no search
February 8th, 2008 · 3 Comments
The news of the week (month/year?) is the $44.6 billion offer from Microsoft to acquire Yahoo!. Robert Scoble blogs the intelligence of Google’s email and Dave Winer drops thoughts on Yahoo’s options based on TechCrunch blogger Mike Arrington’s analysis. Mike Arrington’s latest news is a bit disheartening. Either sell to Microsoft or sell their [...]
Tags: BlackBerry · Microsoft · Software Development · Wearing · Web Services · Yahoo · iPhone
Consumerist post re: TSA
February 7th, 2008 · Comments
Thought I’d share this…http://consumerist.com/353764/the-tsa-helps-itself-to-your-electronics-and-private-data
Tags: Uncategorized
The dream mobile blogging device is dead
February 4th, 2008 · Comments
My favorite mobile blogging device is now listed on eBay. The HTC Universal has a usable keyboard, beautiful touch screen, plenty of horsepower, 3G, Wi-Fi, BlueTooth, dual-cameras etc.
It met its demise in the outer pocket of a WWDC07 laptop bag (yes, my bag, d’oh!)… Cracking the screen and becoming unusable. I don’t feel like doing a screen replacement. It’s now [...]
Tags: Blogging · Software Development · Wearing · iPhone
Harnessing a web service API with JavaScript - use the three-peat to avoid DNS failures
February 2nd, 2008 · 3 Comments
We’ve recently done work harnessing our iofy RESTful web services in JavaScript, especially the account management sections. Typically, in old-school fashion, an account management system is done server side with PHP, PERL, Ruby, etc, interacting with a database.
<sarcasm>That’s great when you want your heavy hitting developers to do design work or when you want your designers [...]
Tags: Software Development · Web Services · iofy











