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One word for the Amazon Kindle for iPhone

Impressive! I’ve been a sceptic about the Kindle since the day it launched. In the meantime I’ve seen it and it is pretty cool. Amazon made an Kindle for iPhone app that is completely free, which makes a lot of sense. Also a Kindle for Mac app, but I find it hard to sit in [...]

I wish I was this creative with an iPhone

Check out this video. It is a song made with an iPhone App called everyday looper. What is amazing is how this guy just do it on the fly and it sounds DAMN good! It always without fail amaze me how good some people are at doing random things like this. This truly is one [...]

Platter’s wine guide 2010 launch

I was very, very fortunate to get an invite to this prestigious launch of the 2010 Platter’s wine guide as well as the official announcement of the first version of the Platter’s iPhone app which is the 2009 guide hosted by Andrew McDowall. What was, undoubtedly, the highlight of the evening was the fabulous 5 [...]

Internetlessness makes one appreciate the mobile web

Since the dreadfull move to a new house this weekend, I’ve been left at the mercy of the merciless Telkom. Thankfully, the iPhone has been a godsend to keep me in touch with my reality. It also made me think a whole lot about the mobile web and how extremely far behind it is. Sure, [...]

Samsung Jet – first impressions

I received the Samsung Jet to try out for 2 weeks. Ever since the Adgator Campaign I’ve been curious about this phone as it looked damn impressive and feature rich. My first impressions were kind of a mixed grill. The basics of the Samsung Jet I feel that Samsung could have invested a LOT more [...]

iPhone rule the first world, not South Africa

I’ve just skimmed through the January Admob handset reports. Very interesting. According to Admob, Apple’s iPhone rules the mobile web: However, in South Africa the iPhone did not even make the list. Below is a breakdown for South Africa: This is quite intriguing. It could mean that we’re simply being charged too much to afford [...]