links for 2007-07-14
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Wow, I’d absolutely LOVE to take this trip!!
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Another version of the WWII trip. Either one looks like a great time.
links for 2007-07-13
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Who knew that silly little Apple Remote could be paired to a specific Mac! Now when I push the “next song” button, I don’t change every computer in the room. (FYI – must have ALL computers paired to their own remote for this to work)
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I’m SUCH a nerd.
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“The Bush administration will assert [...] that progress in carrying out the new American strategy in Iraq has been satisfactory on nearly half of the 18 benchmarks set by Congress.” If I remember from my school days, 50% was solidly in F territory…
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Sorry for the politics today, but it’s hard to avoid. Bush has seriously come off the rails these days. It’s hard to assume he’s not a shifty liar when he continually pulls this kind of thing.
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Friday funny. I love YouTube. It’s amusing to think someone might have watched this clip on their iPhone!
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This is a rip on Microsoft, but it’s a fantastic look at the sad reality of what happens when you don’t have confidence in your product, your user, and your team. Apple succeeds because they tend to have all three.
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I know you want one of these..
links for 2007-07-11
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Yep, the iPhone blends. Funny, but so sad (for someone who doesn’t have an iPhone yet). Hat tip -Alex
Quiet, but not so quiet
I’ve been a bit quite on the blogging lately, and there’s good reason. More info coming later this week, but believe me it’s big. And exciting. (Well, at least for me)
I’ve not yet picked up an iPhone, but damn do I want to. I played with one in the Apple store last week for 30 minutes and was very impressed. Very very impressed. I’ll wait until the next rev comes out and the price comes down though.
Last week I was somewhat offline for a family reunion in Tulsa. Forgot how much I don’t like Tulsa, but it was great to see the family even if there’s a bit of a health black cloud floating over my grandma.
Anyway, off to do some stuff. Like I said, more info soon!
links for 2007-07-07
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Some interesting ideas for connecting iTunes users for fun and profit. Don’t get me started on the missed opportunities that Apple has passed up with iTunes. Simplicity or laziness?
links for 2007-07-06
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Cool new blog all about ….tools! (Hat tip: Alex)
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I’m reading Lois Kelly’s “Beyond Buzz” book now, so I was excited to read Guy’s interview with her.
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Yikes! Another reminder why you need to look both ways for falling cranes when you are motoring.
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Oh, now this looks like fantastic fun!!
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We’ve seen it at twittervision.com, but now the google maps mashup takes on flickr. This thing is fun to watch!
Mark Twain Wisdom
I just found a fantastic quote from …of all people… Mark Twain:
"The public is the only critic whose opinion is worth anything at all."
links for 2007-07-04
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Great…. Twitter spam. How pointless is this profile? Seriously, I’m having a hard time understanding the point/value/reward of creating a junk profile like this..
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Google makes another purchase – can’t wait to see what happens with the infrastructure of Google behind the very cool GrandCentral functionality.
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From the site: “Begin an incredible, immersive adventure that spills out into the real world. Interrogate suspects over the phone, search police files for evidence – working with tens of thousands of players around the world.
links for 2007-07-01
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My buddy Winn is a bad ass photographer and has relaunched his business and his site. If you’re in Dallas (or beyond) and need a fantastic photog, give him a call.
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iPhone interface is already infecting the design world. Here’s an iPhone style interface into Twitter.
Jake McKee is the Chief Strategy Officer and Ant Wrangler at Ant's Eye View, a customer experience strategy practice focused on helping clients escalate their customer experience. With a rich background in customer collaboration, online communities, and fan groups, and Web development, community management, and product development, Jake helps organizations understand how to act like groups of people, rather than soulless money making machines.
In a past life, Jake was the Global Community Relations Specialist for the LEGO Company, where he spent five years on the front lines of customer-company interaction.
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