Category: Technology

  • First Hours As An App.net User

    Despite having a terrible name, I have really a good feeling about App.net. From now on I’ll refer to it as ADN as it is a regular thing among the user of the service. First of all let’s start with why I’ve decided to join ADN. I knew about its launch since August because it…

  • The Endless Search For The Perfect Wallpaper

    If I’m really writing this, it probably means I’m finally declaring to be a crazy person! With a new device like the iPhone 5 I had to inevitably start to look for a new wallpaper. Partly is because I very much dislike Apple’s default offering and partly is because I’m never satisfied with my current…

  • Playing With Numbers

    Today during my lunch break I decided to play a bit with some numbers surronding the iPhone 5 launch. In particular I’ve focused my attention on the news the Apple sold 2 millions iPhone 5 during the first 24 hours of preorders. It’s double the amount they sold in the same period last year with…

  • Netflix vs Lovefilm (UK Edition)

    Streaming is the future. To be honest streaming is already the present. Of course I can’t speak for everybody, but for me streaming is the best way to consume every kind of content. If you are outside the US, you could find it difficult to get the best from your streaming experience. This is true…

  • Moving The Cord

    For once I don’t want to cut the cord, I just want to change the devices attached to each end. Specifically I’m referring to my photographic workflow. Since I’ve started taking photography more seriously, I’ve noticed few flaws here and there. One of the biggest for me is related to one of the small element…

  • Naming The New iPhone

    As you’re all aware, yesterday Apple dropped its bomb on the press by announcing a special event on the 12th of September. For those of you who follow the news, this shouldn’t came as a surprise, considering that this date was rumored since mid July almost. The big news (as always) is the picture embedded…

  • The Power Of The Cloud

    I know that probably I’m not saying anyting new, but I would like to spend few words about the power of the cloud and how it affects my workflow. In the recent months, I’ve started moving as much content as possible away from a physical disk and into the cloud. Of course there are some…

  • A Beta To Save The Users

    Paul Haddad on the Tweetbot Beta for Mac A lot of our Tweetbot for Mac Alpha users have worried about what’s going to happen to them now that the Alpha has been pulled. A few folks have suggested that we release a new version but without the ability to add any new accounts, we thought…

  • A Very Difficult Patient To Treat

    Facebook lately is acting a little bit weird , weirder than it use to do in the past. The turning point was actually the failed/succesful IPO (depending on which side you stand). As you might know, two fridays ago Facebook went public with an initial price of $38, starting to trade at $42, quickly dropping…