Browsing archives for 'Apple'
Apple
20 February 2010 | 23 Comments
The last couple of weeks, I have had to use the Internet Tethering function that comes with the iPhone. During the course of this time, I made some interesting experiences that I would like to share. Phone Calls There is one thing I learned the hard way when I enabled Internet Tethering and wished that [...]
Apple,Development,open source
23 January 2010 | 162 Comments
Today I set out to get MySQL and PHP setup on my MacBook Pro. Since Apache2 already comes with MacOS X (mine is Snow Leopard and yours should be too!). Now, the funny thing is that I first searched on the web how to best install PHP and MySQL. Surely, I came across MAMP (a [...]
Tagged in apache2, gui tools, httpd, libraries, macports, mysql, php library, snow leopard
Apple
18 August 2009 | 8 Comments
Thought this to be quite useful for my American friends.
Tagged in Apple, iphone
Apple,Internet Zeitgeist
12 August 2009 | 1 Comment
The recent eMail von Jason Calacanis and his blog post entitled “The Case against Apple in five Parts” brought a little up stir in the Apple world. The recent reply came from Marco. You can read their back and forth on Jason’s take on Apple and make up your own mind. I have read all [...]
Tagged in apple products, apple world, bluetooth, iphone, jason calacanis, operating system, sync, usability, windows linux, windows os, windows xp
Apple,CFML,Development,open source
1 August 2009 | 4,209 Comments
My favorite scripting language is CFML, or as some know it as ColdFusion. I like it because it is very very powerful, easy to use and can do just about everything your xyz language can do. For many years, ColdFusion was a closed sourced system, where the former Macromedia and now Adobe got the copyright [...]
Tagged in adobe, Apple, application server, catalina, digital asset management, java jre, java runtime, java version, jdk, open source, openbd, tomcat
Apple,Personal
3 May 2009 | 1,297 Comments
I love to read. I like to get as much knowledge as possible into my system. So far, I have been an “old style” book reader, meaning I actually bought a book in paper form and read it. But in the light of a greener environment and saving trees I wanted to go more into [...]
Tagged in iphone, reading books, reading experience, stanza, text font
Apple
1 March 2009 | 2 Comments
I am a huge fan of making my life “simple” and not complicated. After all, life around us is already complicated with all that is going on, so why bother taking it home, right? That is also one of the reasons, why I use Apple Hardware and, to some extend, Apple Software. Not that I [...]
Tagged in airport express, Apple, apple airport, apple hardware, apple software, apple tv, hub, iphone, itunes, mac mini, macbook, operating system, steve jobs, tv setup
Apple
22 February 2009 | 232 Comments
Usually, I’m a happy camper with my MacOS X and with the built in applications (not that I use them a lot, but when I do I like how well they are built and “feel”). The only application I use a lot of the built in applications is Apple Mail. Lately, Apple Mail, has been [...]
Tagged in Apple, apple key, cache directory, cache files, library folder, macbook, macos x, mail problems, mail server, remedy, startup disk, sync
Apple,Development,efficiency
19 February 2009 | 54 Comments
The fifth major revision of the HTML markup language (HTML5) brings some real power to web applications and will close the bridge for Online/Offline application. As an example, Google has just showcased how they would leverage the power of HTML5 with the integrated database and Caching with the use of their famous GMail service. Since [...]
Tagged in adobe, collaboration, google, html markup language, iphone, mobile device, offline application, web applications, web developers
Apple,efficiency
16 February 2009 | 25 Comments
The other day I posted about “Exchange, Kerio, Zimbra and Google or the Quest for the perfect Collaboration Tool“. In that post, one of the main goals was how to keep all your eMails & Calendar entries up to date on different devices. Today, I want to share my experience with Google Apps (eMail & [...]
Tagged in Apple, apps, calendar entries, collaboration tool, contact manager, email, imap settings, inbox, iphone, mail account, mail application, mail service, service calendar