More important, in daily use, I found the battery indicator on the new 3G model slipping below 20% by early afternoon or midafternoon on some days, and it entirely ran out of juice on one day. I overcame this problem by learning to use Wi-Fi instead of 3G whenever possible, turning down the screen brightness and even turning off 3G altogether, which the phone permits.

So if you are writing a client for the web as it is, you will need to accept the most liberal input possible because a client that throws errors when it sees a missing ‘/>’ symbol isn’t a very useful client at all.

Apple calls these songs “iTunes Plus”, because it sounds so much better than calling everything else “iTunes Minus.”

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I would join in their jubilation, but frankly I’m tired of being right all the time. It was fun for a while, but now it’s just depressing.

I don’t think Adobe can flat-out promise that CS5 is going to be Cocoa (or 64-bit) because they don’t know how long it’s going to take.

It’s not going to drive me to buy an iPhone, but it doesn’t allay my frustration with the piss-poor browser on the BlackBerry. I’ll never be satisfied madly rolling the trackball in the Browser after seeing an iPhone user merrily flicking their way through a webpage.