
A lot of you have been wondering how my iPhone 3G S trial has been going. If you’ve been following me on Twitter or on Facebook, then you’ve likely seen some of the many photos, videos, and messages I’ve been posting from the phone while out and about. But I haven’t posted much on my [...]
From pcworld.com:
The ability to charge without wires is an idea that’s been teasing us for a long time, with Palm the first company (I am aware of) to take it mainstream. The feature will soon be available for iPhone users, too.
The iPhone solution, from WildCharge, requires placing the iPhone or iPod touch into a gel [...]
Yes, after posting a 1,200+ word rant about why I don’t want an iPhone, I decided to buy one - to at least try it. For this decision, I give full credit to those who commented on that post, either directly or via Twitter and Facebook. They convinced me that I really don’t know what [...]
Today is launch day for the new iPhone 3G S. Based on the number of people who have made it clear to me that this was the perfect week for me to lose my phone, I’d say there’s quite a lot of excitement about the new iPhone release (as always).
But I am not here to [...]
When Apple made the switch from packing its computers with PowerPC chips to using faster Intel ones, it needed to find a way to let older, PowerPC-only software still work in OS X on Intel machines. Emulation was the answer that enabled most PowerPC programs to run fast enough to be useable. However, this emulation [...]
distant creations is a blog about the world and more. the world is: amazing. amusing. creative. confusing. this blog is here to deliver the best and most bizarre of the world and beyond. from distant lands to your home town.
topics to be featured here include technology, movies, television, music, collectibles (mainly action figures), theme parks (mainly Disney), video games, and any other interesting or strange news that pops up in the world.
the name 'distant creations' originated when I needed a term to summarize my many projects. my creations encompass a wide variety of fields and areas and are thus deemed as 'distant'.