Testing
Voice To Text – A Google Voice Example
Amy Broghamer engaged me on Facebook a few moments ago and had a “few” questions about the Google Voice service.
Does Google email you your messages? How accurate are they at taking the spoken word to text? That is my biggest issue… that and my messages are getting cut off before I get the phone number. [...]
Google Voice – A Few Hiccups, But Great Promise
Ever since I received my invite to GrandCentral.com, I have held steadfastly to the belief that it was going to be a winner. I think my excitement was evident in March of 2007 when I wrote, “GrandCentral Called And I Answered.”
When Google purchased GrandCentral in July, 2007, I replaced my regular phone number with my [...]
Wireless Mac Control Using An iPhone
I‘m writing this post on my Mac Pwerbook. That’s not news. I do it all the time. But since I injured my shoulder yesterday and can’t effectively use a keyboard or mouse, i’m controlling my Powerbook with my iPhone.
I’m usung Air Mouse, the clear winner in my quick search for an option that would allow [...]
Panorama vs. Pano – iPhone Application Review
Two applications have surfaced over the past few months for creating panoramic photos on the iPhone, Pano (Debacle Software $2.99) and Panorama (i Fone Guys $9.99). Each application does exactly what it’s supposed to do, stitch together multiple photos into “seemless” panoramic image.
Here is the Pano example, made from four photos:
Here is the Panorama example, [...]
StepTrackLite Confirmed That I Am Out Of Shape
2 miles into my “run” this morning, I approached an intersection, thankful to see the big red hand telling me to stop. I might have stopped anyway. I was sucking wind hard.
I hadn’t run in a long, long time. And as I took in large quantities of air, I had a brief moment of clarity. [...]
Evernote iPhone App Fills A Gap
I was looking forward to the iPhone 2.0 release for many reasons, and one of them was the potential to record voice notes and email them to myself, others… Utterz.
Why? There are times when the cellular connection available at the time I would like to record is not optimal. I would like to know, for [...]
The New Gallery Feature in Wordpress 2.5
The gallery feature in Wordpress 2.5 is my favorite new feature.
The ability to upload multiple photos at one time is very nice, but it’s the “gallery” feature illustrated below that I really like. I’m sure there will be a slew of plugins coming that will take full advantage of this new capability, but for now, [...]
Converting to Wordpress 2.5
We’ll be converting this blog to the latest version of Wordpress, Wordpress 2.5.
I usually like to wait a bit, but I think this will be a good place to test out the new features and see how the plugins and templates hold up. Will let you know when the change is complete.
Spread Some TechnoSanity:
Let’s Try BubbleGuru.com Again
The last time I tested BubbleGuru.com was in May of 2007 on ActiveRain. “If You Can’t Be A Real Guru, Be A Bubble Guru” generated some interesting conversation, but I had to take it down almost as quickly as I had put it up. My message then:
“I HAVE TAKEN THIS OFF, SINCE IT APPEARS TO [...]
