No, I’m not the guy from American Idol.
“I enjoy taking an active role in teaching and parenting my kid. I realize, however, that my own knowledge and teaching skills are limited, and that Parker sometimes just wants to play on the computer because it’s there. My frustration comes where the children’s software he uses misses so, so many opportunities to teach and guide by simply failing to take into account its users – children.”
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“One year later” concludes with my overview of the 2.66Ghz Quad-Core Mac Pro.
Multi-Touch. Tap, swipe, and pinch the screen to interact with whatever you see. It quickly goes from being novel to obvious and intuitive.
It’s been about a year now since I bought my MacBook Pro and 8GB iPhone, and just under that since I bought my Mac Pro, making it a good time to step back and really evaluate the pros and cons of each device.
The short version? I forgot my password. Yeah, I did a fresh install of OS X on my Mac Pro, and couldn’t remember the password, and I got lazy and forgot to reset it.
But now I’ve reset it, cleaned up the hundreds of spam comments queued up, and I’m ready to start posting semi-regularly again!
…still alive!
I’ve been insanely busy the past month or so, so I haven’t had a lot of time to devote to crafting anything lengthy, profound, or even coherent. This shall change soon, and I’m planning an update this weekend.
My wife’s old launch-era 4GB iPhone was finally dropped one time too many, and the buttons have practically stopped working. Rather than try to go through the trouble of hunting down an original replacement, I decided to give her my 8GB iPhone and procure for myself a White 16GB iPhone 3G.
Every so often a product will come along that makes you wonder how you got along without it. It exceeds all of your expectations and changes the very way you work, live, or play.
And then, there’s this thing.
