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Apple Bluetooth keyboard paired with iPhone {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Feb 23rd 2009 3:49PM Uh, no he doesn't.
Lippi Selk'Bag is wearable sleeping bag {Gadling}
Jan 12th 2009 11:51AM You never know. You might be staying at one of those campgrounds were you have to, I dunno, WALK from your tent to the toilet! Imagine that! Most campground toilets are reasonably warm or at least sheltered from the wind; it's the walk that freezes you.
Also useful for that time after you get really cold but before you're ready for bed. And very, very useful for people like me who sleep in hammock tents. Maybe it's not your thing, and it definitely won't get you style points, but I'd hardly call it idiotic.
HearPlanet is one clever travel app {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Jan 9th 2009 5:35PM One BIG bug here: I clicked on the first spot and hit play, and it started reading the HTML! This is what I heard:
"Overview. Border one color FFFFFF cell pattern 5 align right width 305 style margin left..."
Took about 15 seconds to get to actual info.
It's possible that the wiki page was badly formatted, but they really ought to fix this pronto.
3G iPhone Data Poll: How much data have you used? {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Sep 15th 2008 5:46PM 3G
Sent: 297MB
Received: 1.6GB
Since 7/23. I'm truly surprised at how low so many responses are, but then there's WiFi. I guess I'm one of those customers AT&T hates. I wish I could give you the stats from my old 2.5G, but I don't have it anymore.
Greg Joswiak explains iPhone missing features {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Jul 15th 2008 12:51PM I'm beginning to suspect that Apple is purposely neglecting Copy & Paste because it'd make it a little too easy to use an iPhone instead of a laptop. Can't go having people do things on $200 iPhones that they'd otherwise need $1300 MacBooks for! (Notes that Rim and Palm and Nokia don't make laptops.)
Yeah yeah, I know there are far greater differences, but I find I use my iPhone for 90% of what I'd do on an entry-level notebook. Toss in C&P and ability to edit Google Docs and that'd jump up to about 99%.
