Monthly Archives: July 2007

Second Life and Wii: Are we ready for the Goldrush, Backlash or both

That last post on the Wii and SecondLife was supposed to be a quick puff-piece, but as I mulled it over it grew and grew until I split it into two with this opinion post as the second part. Personally, … Continue reading

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Wii + Second Life = New Training Simulator

Interesting thoughts on using a Nintendo Wii and Second Life together, from the Gadgets blog of Wired online Nintendo games have made the Wii controller a satisfyingly realistic controller for pretend tennis, golf and baseball. But how about using it … Continue reading

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Apple opens registration for iPhone Tech Talks

Apple just sent me an email with information on iPhone Tech Talks that are scheduled for Los Angeles, CA 08/02 San Francisco, CA 08/24 Chicago, IL 08/28 New York, NY 08/30 New York, NY 08/31 It looks like an interesting … Continue reading

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Is YouTube an Enterprise App for Training?

Google and ZDNet seem to think so. I stumbled on to this Enterprise YouTube coming post on ZDNet in the Googling Google blog by Garett Rogers. … why would a company want to integrate with YouTube, especially since most are … Continue reading

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Adobe on AIR Events- Premiere Example of "Seminars 2.0"

I just got back from the roving Adobe on AIR barcamp event in Seattle. The bus is cool, the APIs are cool, the AIR product/environment is cool, and the whole event approach is cool. It really struck me as a … Continue reading

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Why I returned my iPhone after just 7 days

A short list of the reasons why my iPhone went back to AT&T on Saturday. Couldn’t accept meeting invites on it. No Cut/Copy/Paste. The keyboard. Not enough fine tuning control over email: Can’t control size of email initially downloaded Only … Continue reading

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