Halloween is nearly here. What to wear is always a problem round about this time. But while you’re pondering costume options, spare a thought for those who need to work not on looking bad, but looking good…
Street. Bleargh!
WillQ.
The perfect device just got more perfect.
As an iPhone user, I’ve been loving what the little thing does for my life. It’s sleek, it’s a great communication tool, it kicks the crap out of a BlackBerry (if you ask me), and it’s an endless source of fun and distraction thanks to the hundreds of games and apps and what not. But it’s gotten it’s fair share of criticism, primarily over a few silly little features that got left out, like searching, copying and pasting, and MMS.
Well, guess what? Now it has all those too.
The latest update (which hardly took any time at all to install) has just revitalised the iPhone with all the tools and tricks it used to get bashed for not having. And what was even better was that despite the fairly radical changes, it was all done subtly enough that it’s still perfectly familiar. Those people at Apple are so clever.
iPhone… iLike.
WillQ.
There’s some big news that affects pretty much everyone out there right now.
“Pills which guard against catching HIV during unprotected sex may soon be on the shelves at a cost of £15. The two tablets could lower the rate of infection by as much as 70 per cent – potentially saving millions of lives, researchers claimed on Wednesday.”
Cool, huh?
WillQ.
I have resolved not to mention the election today at all, so I wo… damn. Oh well. Go McCain!
I have realised that, despite insisting that I am phone monogamist, I am not. I am a phone philanderer. A phone polygamist. I am a hairy, Bible bashing cult weirdo from Mid West America who has 12 phone daughters and then marries them all at the age of 9.
Don’t believe me?
I am a bad bad man.
WillQ.
I have succumbed to the lure of the forbidden fruit of the IT world, and like Eve, have frolicked naked with the serpent, and bitten off a big chunk of the glistening red fruit of knowledge.
I have bought an iPhone.
You will not believe how cool it is until you have one, and true, typing isn’t always the easiest (especially when you’ve just woken up, or if you’re blind drunk), and it’s a bit complicated for the average person. But for me, it was this or a laptop, and this ended up being the choice. And I am loving it.
In fact, I’m typing this on it now, and editing the code for it too.
Now if only I could find myself an Adam to introduce it too…
In the beginning…
WillQ.
