Okay, after a couple of days of playing around with the new iPhone apps, here are my picks for the best and worst ones. So far, my picks are limited to free ones, but I will also mention a few pay ones that look tempting enough to plunk down some coin for soon.
Favorites so far:
AirMe. While it's always been possible to take a picture with the camera and e-mail it to update it to Flickr, this is the easiest way to snap pics and have them automagically appear.
It was the best of times, it was... the bestest of times! I am back from the annual Adobe Community Leader Summit out in San Jose, CA - pictures will be posted soon (and I'll link to some other sets on our facebook account). A splendid time was had by all, although there were some scary moments when it seemed that we might run out of Diet Coke. They did end up exceeding the Diet Coke budget :)
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Since I haven't had a chance to update this in a while, I figured that rather than trying to make a whole bunch of little posts, I'd make one post with a bunch of the cool things I've wanted to share lately.
Well, MAX is finally over, and so a wrap-up is in order! I'm going to compile a list of other write-ups on the conference as well so that you have better info than just my groggy summation.
Well, the 'big' announcement finally came, and although there weren't any huge surprises, there were some interesting little tidbits that slipped by. I'm going to gloss over (har) the normal stuff you'll see everywhere else, and cover the little-mentioned items...
I've been getting a lot of questions lately about the iPhone, so I figured I'd try and give a brief overview of all the things I love about it, as well as highlight the things I'm not so crazy about.
One of the reasons I started this group was because I am a strong believer in shared knowledge. I see a neat tidbit, a cool piece of software, I pass the info on; hopefully I make someone's life a little happier/simpler in the process. But a lot of people are really bad about sharing. Some people take the tidbits passed on to them and then don't share back. Sometimes this may be because the person doesn't think that they know about anything share-worthy, but most of the time it's because they're getting information freely and openly, and there's no perceived value to them in giving back.
Excerpt from post: In the Aftermath of Adobe MAX - It's been a full week since returning from Adobe's MAX conference and I think I've finally recovered. Adobe did a nice job taking it over and things were pretty similar to previous years. The venue was beautiful and the evening events were well done. I got to see lots of old friends and made a great deal of new ones. My only real complaint was doing all of my speaking on the final day. I hurriedly talked to a few of you while running from floor to floor, and I have your business cards. But usually I quickly write something [MXNA]
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