Internet Zeitgeist
9 March 2009 | 1 Comment
Jeff Han has been showing multi touch screens for many years. Very impressive and fascinating to control your own computer like that. We already see, that people love the way how the iPhone can be navigated, just imagine how it would be if the below can become mainstream.
Tagged in iphone, touch screens
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
Internet Zeitgeist
28 February 2009 | 4 Comments
Over at the TED conference this year, Evan Williams gave a 8 minutes talk on Twitter and a short history of it. He said one thing that should be of great interest for Entrepreneurs, that is that he started Twitter as a side business to their startup and that he learned to give ideas a [...]
linux
24 February 2009 | 81 Comments
My primary Linux distribution of choice is CentOS. CentOS is an Enterprise-class Linux Distribution derived from sources freely provided to the public by RedHat. Thus CentOS is merely speaking a copy of RedHat and provides the same stability and security. The trade off with stability and security is, that you mostly run packages which are [...]
Tagged in centos, cutting edge, faac, faad2, ffmpeg, linux, production environment, redhat, wget, x264 codec, yasm, yum
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
Apple
15 February 2009 | 9 Comments
Since I got myself a new iPhone this week, I thought of posting my experience here, especially since I used to work with a Blackberry the last 2 years. But before I am going to post them here, this post over at the CNN Fortune site caught my eye: iPhone now represents 51% of U.S. [...]
Tagged in blackberry curve, iphone, microsoft, mobile version, nokia, smartphone
Virtualization
14 February 2009 | 2 Comments
My favorite virtual machine provider, just released an update to it already perfect application. The new version brings the capability to import virtual machines that you might have created with Paralells 4.x. See the video below how easy it is. Also, they apparently fixed a bug with the Shared Folders feature that would add a [...]
Tagged in fusion, new macbook pro, paralells, parallels, s, unity, vmware tools
Development
14 February 2009 | 3 Comments
Today I had the need to create a custom RSS-Feed from the blog posts over at the SixSigns Blog. Somehow, I ended up searching for hours around on the WordPress Wiki pages, but could only find how to customize it, but not how to build it and integrate it. This is a summary of the [...]
Tagged in bloging, custom feed, wordpress blog, wp