Unless you’ve been under the rock for the past couple of weeks, by now you should have heard about AT&T killing the unlimited data plans for both the iPhone and iPad, then grandfathering in the iPad plans for people who buy theirs before the deadline and finally caving in and allowing a 30 day “grace” [...]
11Jun10
iPad, iAd and No Bandwidth
6Jun10
Hulu On Xbox Live
After years of waiting for Hulu.com to smarten up, it finally looks like we will be getting an embedded Xbox application capable of streaming Hulu to our televisions. With the success of the Netflix streaming applications on the Xbox, Playstation 3, Wii and now the iPad, it was only a matter of time before the [...]
I was reading Engadget.com today and I came across this tidbit about AT&T deciding to allow iPad orders before July 7th to continue to have the unlimited data plan. For those of you that read my iPad vs. AT&T blog post it highlights all of the points that AT&T seems to have forgotten when they [...]
I can be somewhat of am impulse buyer. This afternoon, after I was reading more and more into how AT&T is pulling a bait and switch, I placed a few phone calls to the Apple retail stores in and around New York City. I have been interested in purchasing a device ever since I got [...]
30May10
Google Font API
I have finally begun my five-years-in-a-making web project and I decided to throw a simple countdown splash screen to give myself a little motivation to get it finished. Something that has always ticked me off about the Internet is the fact that despite all the standardization that we attempt to put forth with the W3C, [...]
18May10
Developers in New York City
This is for all of you guys out there that bust your ass and are pissed off for those meat heads out in San Francisco getting all of the press. After attending the Yahoo Open Hack event last October, meeting some amazing individuals, I have decided that the fun needs to happen more often. For [...]
Posted in Programming, Technology
Tagged Computer, New York City, Open Hack, Software Development, Web 2.0
Tagged Computer, New York City, Open Hack, Software Development, Web 2.0
On my way home from work I started to put some mind power towards figuring out a solution to the issue of adequate class loading in C++. A quick Google search for “Classloading C++” brings up a few pages that are of quite an interest. You see for awhile now I have been trying to [...]