Tomorrow, at 2:00p, is the Navigating the Interface class, at Di-No Computers.
Di-No Computers
2817 E. Foothill Blvd.
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 795-6674
Tomorrow, at 2:00p, is the Navigating the Interface class, at Di-No Computers.
Di-No Computers
2817 E. Foothill Blvd.
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 795-6674
You have Find My (fill in the blank with your device(s)/computer) installed and activated, right? You don’t? Shame! You do? You’re well on the way to a happy ending. I’ll give you a hint:
Ben Wilson can be forgiven for thinking his iPhone was gone for good after it fell 9,300 feet from a Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft.
Ouch!!! Fear not, however; Michael Casey, at CBS News, has the rest of the story: Man finds iPhone that fell from plane in Texas.
Ware the donkey…
Cell phones have aided many lost hikers to call for help, but this time an additional use for cell phones was discovered.
Sound intriguing? I thought so, too, and pointed my browser to Debbie L Sklar’s post on mynewsla.com. I was not expecting this:
Cell phones help rescue hikers, but not the way you think
Pretty cool, eh? Had you figured it out before you read the article?
Zach Epstein, over on BGR, has a bad habit of posting lists of cool iPhone/iPad(/iPod Touch) apps that are temporarily free.
Here’s the fine print:
These are paid iPhone and iPad apps that have been made available for free for a limited time by their developers. There is no way to tell how long they will be free. These sales could end an hour from now or a week from now – obviously, the only thing we can guarantee is that they were free at the time this post was written. If you click on a link and see a price listed next to an app instead of the word “get”, it is no longer free. The sale has ended. If you download the app, you will be charged.
Here’s the link to today’s apps:
8 awesome iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free for a limited time
by Lynn Wegley, InfoManager, with co-editor Fred Showker
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08 Mac OS X Barcode Creator Goes Postal
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11 An Effective New Way to Add Instagram and Twitter Followers
12 Quotes: Dolly Parton and George Halas Continue reading
Zach Epstein, over on BGR, has a bad habit of posting lists of cool iPhone/iPad(/iPod Touch) apps that are temporarily free.
Here’s the fine print:
These are paid iPhone and iPad apps that have been made available for free for a limited time by their developers. There is no way to tell how long they will be free. These sales could end an hour from now or a week from now – obviously, the only thing we can guarantee is that they were free at the time this post was written. If you click on a link and see a price listed next to an app instead of the word “get”, it is no longer free. The sale has ended. If you download the app, you will be charged.
Here’s the link to today’s apps:
10 best paid iPhone apps on sale for free today ($44 worth of apps for free!)
At The Sweet Setup:
Every week we try to post a new interview with someone about what software they use on their Mac, iPhone, or iPad. We do these interviews because not only are they fun, but a glimpse into what tools someone uses and how they use those tools can spark our imagination and give us an idea or insight into how we can do things better.
Today’s victim, er, interviewee:
My name is Steven Taylor, and I run a creative agency in Macclesfield, UK called adomedia. We do everything from branding and web apps to traditional design services.
I largely specialise in Digital Transformation and cover all the project management and client-facing elements of the business.
In addition to that, in my minimal free time, I play bass in The Christophers, The Fields & The Steve Delight Travelling Blues Orchestra, which keeps me pretty busy. I use iOS devices for all my audio processing both live and in the studio.
You can catch Steven’s complete story here: Steven Taylor’s Mac and iOS setup.
“Back issues” can be found here: Sweet Setup Interviews.
Tomorrow, at 2:00p, is the Intro to the Interface class, at Di-No Computers.
Di-No Computers
2817 E. Foothill Blvd.
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 795-6674
Tomorrow, at 2:00p, is the iPad Basics class, focusing on gestures, settings, and basic apps, at Di-No Computers.
Di-No Computers
2817 E. Foothill Blvd.
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 795-6674
Zach Epstein, over on BGR, has a bad habit of posting lists of cool iPhone/iPad(/iPod Touch) apps that are temporarily free.
Here’s the fine print:
These are paid iPhone and iPad apps that have been made available for free for a limited time by their developers. There is no way to tell how long they will be free. These sales could end an hour from now or a week from now – obviously, the only thing we can guarantee is that they were free at the time this post was written. If you click on a link and see a price listed next to an app instead of the word “get”, it is no longer free. The sale has ended. If you download the app, you will be charged.
Here’s the link to today’s apps:
10 awesome paid iPhone apps on sale for free for a limited time