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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Will SPAM kill email?
The other day, I came across an article “E-mail: Communication dinosaur.” It got me thinking. How has email become a dinosaur? The article discusses why people are moving away from email and towards other technologies for instant communication. Then I came across … Continue reading
iPhone in the wild
This weekend I went camping at with my Venturing Crew at a remote Boy Scout campsite called Camp Masonite-Novarro in Mendocino, California. During this trip, I was reminded of a few things and learned a few more about my iPhone.
Bitten by bandwidth usage
There’s a phrase that most people don’t usually think about very much until they’ve exceeded their limit. And that phrase is “bandwidth usage”. It refers to the amount of data being transferred between an entity on the internet and the server that … Continue reading
iPhone Remote controls iTunes
I recently discovered that you can remotely control iTunes on your computer using WiFi through a Free iTunes Remote App. For me this was great news. Why is this so great?
No shortcuts
The road of life you’ve been traveling on seems never to end and shortcuts appear to be the easiest way to your final destination. If you take that shortcut, you might get there sooner, but at what cost? You might have skipped over an essential part of … Continue reading