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I am still alive and this blog is still being maintained.
About a month and a half ago I started a new job as graphic designer and web developer for the biggest law firm in Austria. So far I am very happy, a great team and a creative environment.
I upgraded my iPhone3G to iOS 4 and immediately regretted it. The phone was sluggish and all the great features were locked anyway. So I downgraded back to 3.2.2 and am happy again. I would be able to get the iPhone 4 for about €149 from T-Mobile but there is no way I am going near that phone until Apple gets its act together. Altenatively I would love to get an Android based phone but am worried about not having certain apps that I use on a daily basis such as: Logmein, Twitterific, IM+, Dropbox, Evernote, VNC, Navigon and Amazon.de.
That's all for now, I will try to post again soon.
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Wallpaper: Brown Leather
It has been a while since I had the time to create artistic work for leisure and plain fun. This past weekend I had some time, and so I set out to make a wallpaper. The colours and design are based on my iPhone and MacBook leather cases. So it is not really innovative. But I like the design, and decided to make a desktop wallpaper for use on the computer.
Continue reading to check it out.
iPhone App: GlovePod
This app requires your iPhone to be jailbroken, and can be installed through Cydia. It is a great and handy little tool that allow you to control your music without the need to touch the screen, for example if you are wearing gloves.
It’s here! Android on iPhone 3G!
Thanks to the long hours of hard work by planetbeing, Android on iPhone 3G is a reality.
Synergy: One Mouse, One Keyboard, Multiple Machines (Ubuntu/OSX)
I am overjoyed and here is why. At home I have my main machine, which is a MacBook, and my secondary machine, which is my Ubuntu laptop. Both are on the same desk. My MacBook is connected to my Samsung Syncmaster 226BW monitor. My Ubuntu laptop is to the left of my monitor.
In the past, when I wanted to work on the Ubuntu laptop, I would fire up remote desktop on the Mac to access it, even though the laptop is about 50cm's to my left. The main reason I did this, is because I do not have any keyboard or mouse attached to the Ubuntu laptop, and trying to reach across is awkward. But no more, a great tool has solved my problem.
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