iAno Piano Simulator for iPhone Released
Last week, developer Mister Aardvark released
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iPhoneSlide for iPhone and iTouch
Social Networking just got easier for Apple fanatics with iPhoneSlide.It's a free service for instantly uploading/blogging about your iPhone photos to Twitter, Flickr, Facebook and more. Try it now:
1. Email your photo to post@iphoneslide.com
2. Wait for the confirmation email, select the services to upload to
That's it! The photo, subject and body you emailed to will be instantly posted.
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Terminal Tips: creating a Spotlight-based gallery
As sexy as Leopard is to me, I'm just as enamored with the powerful UNIX underpinnings of the operating system. I've been toying with a few ways to combine a couple of my favorite command line utilities into something that might prove useful. I won't claim I've achieved a truly practical usage yet, but I thought I'd offer some possibilities. Even for the Terminal-timid, you just might find the potential intriguing enough to slap on some binary camouflage and go all "Code Warrior" for a bit.
I'm going to elaborate on some image processing techniques using results from Spotlight searches. In order to make use of the examples without modification, you'll need to have a collection of images containing IPTC keywords (or very descriptive filenames). With a little modification, the searches can be expanded to other criteria. But if you can't run a spotlight search and find at least 8 jpegs with one keyword, you'll have to accept this as a proof of concept. But, that being said, let's get started.
I'm going to elaborate on some image processing techniques using results from Spotlight searches. In order to make use of the examples without modification, you'll need to have a collection of images containing IPTC keywords (or very descriptive filenames). With a little modification, the searches can be expanded to other criteria. But if you can't run a spotlight search and find at least 8 jpegs with one keyword, you'll have to accept this as a proof of concept. But, that being said, let's get started.
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The Street: “Mac Owners Are Snobs”
According to a recent The Street video, they say that Mac users are "snobs." The video, which is based on research by Mindset Media says that Mac owners are more likely:
to be perfectionists
to use notebooks
to use teeth whitening products
to drive station wagons
to pay for downloaded music
to go to Starbucks
care about "green" products and the environment
to own a hybrid car
and last but not least ... to buy 5 pairs of sneakers in a year
I don't know about you, but I cannot remember the last time I have owned (or least bought) five pairs of sneakers in one year's time. I must agree with the downloading music, going to Starbucks, and the green products. The research also showed that Mac users are more likely to be liberals. In my opinion, this research does seem a little slanted, as my experience has been the opposite (as far as being "snobby" goes). What do you think?
to be perfectionists
to use notebooks
to use teeth whitening products
to drive station wagons
to pay for downloaded music
to go to Starbucks
care about "green" products and the environment
to own a hybrid car
and last but not least ... to buy 5 pairs of sneakers in a year
I don't know about you, but I cannot remember the last time I have owned (or least bought) five pairs of sneakers in one year's time. I must agree with the downloading music, going to Starbucks, and the green products. The research also showed that Mac users are more likely to be liberals. In my opinion, this research does seem a little slanted, as my experience has been the opposite (as far as being "snobby" goes). What do you think?
Written by -Administration- on February 17th, 2008 with no comments.
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Funny Story + Site Updates
If you paid for a subscription at a website called iphonegeek.com then you were RIPPED OFF! This unscrupulous site charges people $40 or so to join their site. They advertise unlocking tutorials (among other things). When you click on their how to unlock your iPhone link, guess what happens? You get redirected to my site (most likely in a frame set) and a few others i know about but won't mention for a few reasons. So if you don't like the tutorials you find here fine, but stop asking me to cancel your subscription as I have NOTHING to do with this. You need to get your money back from the company that billed you. MY SITE IS FREE!Site Updates:
12 Mac OS X tutorials were posted today. Check them out here or navigate yourself by the legend to the top right.
February 17,2008
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