A conversation with Seattle
Apple launched an online indicator of iPhone availability in their retail stores. While the colorful 5C looks to be easy to find in a variety of colors and flavors, the metal-cased 5S remain, like their color coded nameskaes, a rarer commodity. Locally, the best bet for a 5S seems to be a space gray AT&T model, but inventory appears to be in a constant state of flux. Continue reading Looking for an iPhone 5S? Hope you like Space Gray.
It’s kind of amazing what one small iPhone can do it, isn’t it? Oh, well, the beauty of Puget Sound … Continue reading Glimpses: “Puget Sound”
Make of this what you will… Thanks to shawnmebo for the Flickr pool addition. Continue reading Glimpses: “Caturday Eve Nightmare Fuel”
The most indispensable combo for the hardcore filmgoer is an iPhone with the SIFF mobile app on it. Refreshed for 2012, the app allows you to buy tickets, enjoy a mobile SIFFTER experience (“you are currently viewing 447 films”), and build a list of films you want to see (or went to see, for when things get bleary in week three). Continue reading Download SIFF 2012 to Your iPhone
Geekwire has the news that the Windows Phone 7 operating system’s share of the smart phone market declined one percent for the three months ending July. That’s while the smart phone market increased in size, up ten percent from the previous three months. Google’s Android system led the way with almost 42 percent, followed by Apple’s iOS with 27. RIM fell to 21.7 percent, while Microsoft dipped to 5.7. Continue reading Microsoft’s Mobile OS Took the Summer Off From Selling