Saturday, September 22, 2012
Sunday, May 20, 2012
The Post PC Era
I use my Apple iPod Touch 4G, to take care of things. I have no need for a big computer.
If one remembers Apple's Newton Line, the trend away from big computers, began then in the 1990s. This culminated when iOS 5 made the iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch, independent devices. The same can be said for Android.
M
Labels: Apple, iOS, iPhoneApp, T-Mobile, Tablet Computing
The Post PC Era
I use my Apple iPod Touch 4G, to take care of things. I have no need for a big computer.
If one remembers Apple's Newton Line, the trend away from big computers, began then in the 1990s. This culminated when iOS 5 made the iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch, independent devices. The same can be said for Android.
M
Labels: Apple, iOS, iPhoneApp, T-Mobile, Tablet Computing
Friday, October 14, 2011
About iOS5 On The iPod Touch 4G
Another thing-updates to system will come over the air & not require me to attach this device to a main computer. Instead, this will be a completely independent machine. There will be no need to have a main box. After all, the iPhone, iPod Touch & iPad can function as computers. One need not have a desktop or Notebook to be functional.
The world is going portable-no need to lug a laptop with you. Think of all that extra weight being saved.
M
Labels: Apple, iOS 5, iPad, iPad 2., iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPod Touch 4G
Now Sprint Has iPhone 4S & 4
Unlike AT&T & Verizon, the two companies which were once "MA Bell", Sprint is offering unlimited data for the iPhone+Text/MMS. AT&T & Verizon Wireless only offer 2GB of Data+Unlimited Text/MMS.
The iPhone 4S goes on sale today @ Apple Stores, AT&T, Verizon Wireless & Sprint PCS Stores & Radio Shack.
Like Steve Jobs once said, "Insanely Great", Sprint PCS' iPhone Plans are insanely great. The 8GB iPhone 4 also goes on sale.
M
Thursday, October 06, 2011
Sunday, August 07, 2011
The 1st Tablet Computer
The iPhone, iPod Touch & iPad are descendants of the Newton Line.
When Microsoft tried Windows Tablets, they were flops.
Apple Leads-the rest follow.
M
Labels: Apple, Tablet Computing
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Stadium Mini-Documentaries
Editing software will be iMovie on Mac, as well as another editor to give these films a more professional look to them. Certain Special Effects will be added.
These films, in my opinion, do not belong on YouTube. A woman, whose judgement I trust in all things of an Artistic Nature, Amanda Cole, has inspired this tribute/commentary on the end of both Shea & Yankee Stadiums. Hence there will be no YouTube for these retrospective films.
Mind you, a cell phone video camera was used, but the two stadia tribute/documentary will look better than sheer amateur video. Think of it as disposable video on Vimeo and a Mini Documentary on BlipTV, as well as a podcast on iTunes. It is worth a shot. And it will get that professional look on a Mac with all that good video software, as well as background music from GarageBand.
The Pez Report
Labels: Apple, MLB; Farewell Shea Stadium, MLB; Farewell Yankee Stadium II;
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
MMMCCXCV-OO
There is a difference as Open Office actually looks like a Windows Application, looking a bit like MS Office:Windows, with commands like Windows.
Go with the even lighter Neo Office, which has the Mac look/ feel to it.
The Pez Report
Labels: Apple
MMMCCXCIV-iPad Cometh April 3rd, 2010
The iPhone and iPod Touch have changed the way of Mobile Computing, from lugging around 5 lbs to 4.05Oz.
The iPad may even replace the the laptop and change computing even further, with a 1.6 Lb device.
Now if they would add a camera device.
The Pez Report
Labels: Apple
Saturday, February 06, 2010
SoHo & An Audition
An audition for a short film in regards to a man who had a bad evening in regards to his girlfriend constantly talking about and being into the environment. The film is called "Earth Day."
I auditioned for the role of a man named Gennaro, which is appropriate since Little Italy is so close to 463 Broome Street in SoHo, which actually means "South Of Houston"(Pronounced here in New York City as Howstun). I had not been in SoHo in years and decided to take a walk around it. At Spring Street & Wooster Street, the lot where I had arrested a man for trafficking in Counterfeit Goods, is still there, though empty, as the snowy weather would keep vendors and people off the streets.
I went over to the Post Office Building at Prince and Greene Street. At the time of the Counterfeiting Arrest, there was an active Post Office. But a new & more-vibrant business is located here, where one can indulge in a bit of creativity, whether with Hardware or Software.
Needless to say, I am not a PC, but a Mac Enthusiast. The place is The Apple Store-SoHo. I know that I like the Mac Platform, especially with my iPod Touch, which is really a PocketMac & all that Ease Of Use.
The Pez Report-SoHo Edition
Monday, January 11, 2010
Mac OS 9 Is A Classic
Apple Clapout
Labels: Apple




