Monthly Archive for April, 2007
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- playing WoW at long last #
- At work very early #
- Hating when forums go down #
- Indian Tabac FTW #
- My new avatar: http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/7374/th090820067lx7.gif #
- Enjoying Google calendar with this MLB schedule: http://tinyurl.com/ysv6oz #
- gay #
- Hacking Gmail with this neat addon: http://tinyurl.com/36s2w5 #
- People are playing bingo. Nero is watching and smiliing #
Good thing we have this brilliant insight out there from the geniuses at Gartner:
If AT&T announces that it will be marketing the phone to enterprise customers, “we’d be against it,” said Ken Dulaney, an analyst with Gartner, who said he hasn’t heard of such a plan from the operator. “We’d immediately tell our customers that’d be a very serious mistake.”
No matter what kind of reputation a vendor has, if it’s making its first phone, Dulaney would be unlikely to recommend it. “Building a phone is one of the most difficult things to do,” he said.
Brilliant and well thought out analysis. Almost as amazing as this little gem:
Companies like to extend corporate apps to the mobile space and in order to do that you need an open OS
Wow, what a show stopper. Oh wait, the iPhone has a browser. Ever heard of the web? Sheesh, who is going to write java apps for mobile devices when you have web applications!
- zomg, back to… civilization? #
- thinks US Airways luggage location services are the suck #
- is finally awake #
- thinking of getting coffee in Clayton, but avoiding the office #
- wondering about lack of fresh sea breeze and clen air #
- dealing with us air #
- digital cameras are cool #
- hungry #
- updating blog, debating about what kind of photos to post #
The French… well they can cook. I have gained a new respect for the low key European way of doing things. Food is important. So is good service. Taking at a minimum of 1 hour 40 minutes for dinner is nice when you get used to it.
And with that, here is to being a Flâneur!
- jesus tap-dancing christ #
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