As I drool over the streaming video of today’s iPhone launch, one reality is starting to sink in. It is time to start thinking of the web for mobile phones. Of course, numerous phones currently have web browsers and mobile devices have accessed the web for several years now. But now Apple has done it….continued →
Category Archives: Technology
Bridge School on iTunes
Many, hell, most of my finest, most poignant memories of live music come from performances I witnessed at one of the 20 (I’ve been to 7) Bridge School Benefit Concerts put on every October in the San Francisco Bay Area. The Bridge School helps kids with disabilities excel in life and academia, and the concerts…continued →
3-way iChat
The other night at work, I finally found myself surrounded by enough Macs to pull-off a video chat with two other participants. The feature has been part of OSX since 10.3 (Panther), but I’ve never known enough people with iSight cameras to do it. It requires a G5 or Intel processor to initiate a chat…continued →
Installation Day
In January, I had the unenviable task of reinstalling Windows XP on a computer in my father-in-law’s office. I’m no stranger to Windows installs, but let’s just say I’m more accustomed to Apple’s OSX. The two tasks are quite different, as I learned. Windows needs to be installed, then updated, and updated, and updated so…continued →

