So a review of the latest iPad killer had arrived on TechRadar.com. Now I am a believer that each product should stand alone, so it would be unfair to just compare it to the iPad. While pixels, megahertz, and megabytes can be counted, they are seldom the true measure of the device, so I read through the entire review to find why it deserves the three stars. As I read, I highlighted the key phrases that described each feature So hear is the section by section summary, and came to the following conclusion about the three stars. Continue reading
Mysql for iPhone and OSX
A while back I posted an Objective-C library for accessing MySQL, but it was limited to working on Desktop OSX, and had no support for running on the iPhone or iPad. This release fixes that.
Download Objc_Mysql_iPhone_OSX_1.0.zip (7.3 MB), while you read the rest.
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How to Panic people in line for the iPhone 4G
I arrived at the Apple store at The Domain in Austin this morning about 6:30. The lines were so long there was no point in trying to get into line quickly, so I decided to spend a few minutes counting the number of people in line.
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Mysql and Objective-C
In honor of Objective-C becoming a top-ten language, I’ve decided to share a library of source code I created to access MySQL.
iPad day one?
In a recent blog post, Marco Arment asked about the timing of iPad deployment. This is my response.
Either I’m missing something, the initial iPad apps are going to suck, or we haven’t yet been told that iPad-native apps won’t be available for some period of time after the iPad’s launch.
You are missing something.
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