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Down the street is a house whose living room proudly displays a grand piano on which rests a great big teddy bear wearing a wizard's hat.
The whole block smells like Capri Sun.
To be honest, I'd prefer that the yogurt container NOT remind me that it contains trillions of living microorganisms.
I like that people actually _do_ send me email pokes when I fail to update my sketch blog. Sometimes I need a shove to do things.
Wide awake and hungry at 3 AM. Derp de derp.
DING DONG THE NDA IS DEAD. YOU CAN DISPLAY STATIC TEXT WITH THE UILABEL CLASS. DEFAULT.PNG IS DISPLAYED AT APPLICATION LAUNCH. AHHHH
"Man punches shark" -- Faced with economic this and election that, CNN ups the headline awesomeness level.
I got really excited because I thought the restaurant had put an 's at the end of "spinach", but it turned out to be an ampersand.
App Store comments now requiring purchase is a wonderful change. The first good App Store news in some time. Keep at it boys!
STEVENF LIVEBLOGS THE DEBATES: Neither candidate has introduced new MacBook Pros yet. :( :( :(
Top 10 w/o Twitter Clients: NetNewsWire, Things, OmniFocus, Air Sharing, Facebook, Instapaper, Remote, Pandora, Trism, Wurdle
Top 10 w/ Twitter Clients: Twitteriffic, NetNewsWire, Things, OmniFocus, Twinkle, Air Sharing, Facebook, Instapaper, Remote and Pandora
Dear Twitter, yesterday I asked what your 3 favorite third-party iPhone apps were. You said: Twitteriffic, NetNewsWire, and Things.
Dear Twitter, what are your three favorite (most-used or most-enjoyed) third-party iPhone apps?
Oh... 3G only on 1700/2100 MHz. So, no.
850/900/1700/1800/1900/2100 MHz, according to Gizmodo, so yes.
I haven't been paying attention. What 3G freqs does the G1 run on? Will an unlocked G1 run on AT&T?
OK, so Apple employees are not covered by the NDA. Gotcha.
Why isn't the professor of this Stanford iPhone programming course under NDA?
At this point I assume that Apple not issuing any sort of comment or guidance about App Store policies means the BS is intentional.
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