Earlier this week, after I used my iPhone to take some photos at the Franklin Park Conservatory, I opened up the official Facebook app on my iPhone to load some of those photos. Only, it didn’t work. Told me to try later. Later, it still didn’t work. Reading some of the recent reviews for the…
I went ahead and downloaded the latest update to Tweetdeck earlier on my laptop, and have been using it for a little bit. The “big” feature in this release is the support for user streams, which means tweets will show up even faster. Personally, I’m not in that big of a hurry, so I didn’t…
Well, besides the integrated inbox and threaded conversations that we’re highlighted as new features of the iOS 4 mail program. Apparently, the Gmail integration also changed the default action of “trashing” an email. Nope, doesn’t delete it from your Gmail accounts, it archives it. Whoops! It’s not nice to change the default action without telling…
This evening has proved to be a night of upgrades. Actually, I did more upgrades than I had planned because they went so smoothly. Scary, I know. First on the agenda was the upgrade of my iPhone 3GS to iOS 4. I had read a number of horror stories about the upgrade, and therefore delayed…
I was out of town recently, spending a long weekend in Virginia due to my grandmother’s 90th birthday party. Usually, when I’m out of town, and especially when I’m spending time with family, I don’t spend much time on my laptop. This particular trip, I didn’t spend any time at all on my laptop, preferring…
Recently, I wrote quite a bit about the misconception that younger employees are automatically more technically qualified when it comes to understanding things like electronic discovery. As I said at the time, The ability to use an iPhone has nothing to do with knowing how to create a data-map, a deep understanding of PST files,…