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I’m here at Might in San Francisco and I’ll be liveblogging as long as the battery lasts. I’m using the Netshare app to pull 3G data rates from my iPhone. Feel free to Digg this as I post content and updates from ROFLThing
Here’s the schedule:
5:30. The Star Wars Kid
6:10. Ben Huh (i can has cheezburger)
6:50. [...]

I just submitted the following to Shure, Inc.
I have a pair of Shure SE530 headphones purchased last year. The left ear isn’t working. It works if I fiddle with the cord a bit. I’m hoping I can get some support for this. Please help.
I have been a proud Shure earphone user since 2005 and my [...]

I received a press release from a company called “Keyscan” who is touting their all in one scanner and keyboard combo. This is, by far, the weirdest combo of peripherals since someone decided to integrate a printer into a laptop (really sucked for paper jams). The combo is $159 MSRP and comes in black or [...]

In response to my rant earlier about how much I hate these Web 2.0 Jumpcut videos, I decided to try it out myself but a little different. My video doesn’t have any actual jumpcuts and is more “natural” Check it out.

I am completely fed up with the state of video on the web. From here on, if you do a video that cuts every 3 seconds as you jump around the freaking screen, I will stop watching. I don’t care how much I love your videos. The whole thing where you’re over here and now [...]

I could spend hours playing on this website and if you’re a hardcore Adobe CS user, this one will make you LOL for hours. Instead of playing around, I’m going to blog about it to everyone can enjoy it.
Dear Adobe…

As many of you know, I am a very prolific Twitterer. I post everything I am doing including thoughts to Twitter and it’s time to change things (at least temporarily). Everyone would love to follow me on Twitter but doesn’t because I post way too much. In fact, while at the Mashable Monthly party on [...]

A couple days ago, on my blog, I posted an open letter to AT&T Wireless regarding their expansion of the 3G networks. I had seen absolutely no progress, so I felt that the letter was needed, especially with no coverage in the closest metropolitan area, Ocala, FL. I wanted the letter to get around, so [...]

After 3 months of living in San Francisco, I’ve given in and decided to sticker my MacBook Pro. With the help of the Speck SeeThru case that I picked up on Wednesday, it wasn’t too much of a challenge. The case protects every corner of my MacBook Pro without compromising any functionality and allows me [...]

This won’t be a full post but I wanted to link to a Wiki page for the beloved Dog-cow. Moof was a fantastic icon of the early days of Apple & Macintosh and every Mac user should know and love the character.
Dogcow on Wikipedia

DIGG THIS!
STUMBLE THIS!
I received an in-depth document that details tons of Adobe CS4 information and it’s mostly info regarding Photoshop CS4, Bridge CS4 and the launch date of the latest version of Adobe’s Creative Suite.
First of all, the launch date is going to be around or during Adobe Max which takes place November 16th-19th in [...]

I’m not a guy that reposts a lot of news from all over the net but if you don’t subscribe to Gizmodo, then you missed this post today about a guy that has $50 million dollars in records. Over 80% of these records can’t be bought in any other form of media. He’s trying to [...]

Episode 2 of DailyTechTalk Show is up. It’s just me in this podcast. I have interviews for the next few shows but this one focuses solely on Macworld Expo which is coming up in just a few months. I like to do an introduction to Macworld while people are still planining.

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While at iPhoneDevCamp last week, I took some photos of Adobe’s entrance area and the boxes of previous Adobe software really impressed me. I’ll let the photos tell the story from here.

The Full Photo Set

Just realized that an interview I did at SummerMash SF for Stickam was posted. Check it out below.

I am going to get some hell for this one. Windows Vista and Blackberry are the best for me when it comes to staying organized and getting more work done. Windows Vista is not as reliable as Mac OS X and comparing Apple’s iPhone and Mac OS to Vista / Blackberry is a hard sell [...]

Amazon is doing some very awesome stuff on the web but the hype around their products is slim to none. I’m glad that Amazon has seen a little more buzz over the past few weeks but compared to someone like Apple, Amazon doesn’t even exist. I understand that Apple is doing so much with iPhone [...]

I had to take some time out to mention that my friend, Scott Beale who is “primary tentacle” of LaughingSquid and has influenced my direction in the move to San Francisco, a career choice and keeps me in the loop on everything happening in the bay area. He was the first local San Franciscan that [...]

Just wanted to post this group photo from iPhoneDevCamp 2. Everyone that’s interested in iPhone developement should attend this event!

You can comment and view the photo full size here. Photo credit Adam Tow

Lately, I’ve been raving about Hahlo for iPhone. I absolutely love this app but the one thing that keeps this application from being highlighted by every blog out there is the fact that it is a web app. Web apps only run on the iPhone’s web browser and don’t run as a native application. There [...]