It’s coming and for the moment, development is only OS X. 
The possibilities are endless and I can not wait to see what comes in June. The Enterprise features alone are going to squash the Blackberry!
Will I be developing a native app for iPhone, Hmm… At this stage, I would say No. Not until a development environment is availble for the PC (or emulated)… iPhone Web Apps are a different story and I hope to have a few developments online soon..
I love this article and the questions raised in Isaac Asimovs ‘I, Robot’. The questions it raises I personally think are fantastic…! crazy…! fair…! real…?
Think about it, if we do create an AI which will develop itself to have some form of understanding of right / wrong, respect and dare I see emotional awareness, is it wrong to deny it some basic rights to ensure we do not abuse what is essentially a form of existence?
Ooh… I have shivers!
Yes, I am an iPhone owner, user and fanboy. Seriously, the iPhone is THE most impressive device I have ever used, let alone owned. Not only is the interface as revolutionary as it appears, but its usefullness for everyday use (and I mean beyond making calls and txts) is fantastic.
I could go on, I would love to go on, but I won’t.
Just get one!
- Can the iPhone be everything to everyone?
It may be old, but this is one of the best tabloid headlines I have ever read, and he is a Scot.
Stuck in!
SPAM. Such a small word, yet a major pain in the ass! For me anyway, as I am presently not in the market for Viagra, a penis extension or a couple of million quid from some algerian businessman who needs to move some imaginary funds around…
If you are into any of those things, then I guess you have no idea what people are complaining about and feel Email is a magical tool where mysterious friends present interesting products and services you use every day… They even inform you when your online bank account needs attention. What nice people… /sarcasm
Will Spam go away, well IMO no chance! In the meantime, here is an interesting article about where it all began.
He may have a head shaped like an orange, but it should be the duty of all to experience the genius (read nonsense) that is Karl Pilkington.
Never has ramblings sounded so good!