Personal note: Just noticed that I’m closing in on 6 million steps logged by my Fitbit activity monitor. I hope to reach the milestone sometime in the next 7 to 10 days.
Author: todd
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Microsoft OneNote for Android available. Nice app. But, here’s why I had to remove it
Microsoft released an Android version of its once groundbreaking notetaking app.
OneNote Mobile for Android is now available worldwide
This app is available for free in the Android Market. It sync with Microsoft’s free SkyDrive cloud storage service too (refer to my BYTE article to learn more about SkyDrive). This lets you sync between devices without the need for a PC in between.
As nice as it is, I had to uninstall the app. Here’s why…
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Apps updated for my iPhone & iPad in the past week: 47
Forty-seven (47) of the apps for my iPad &/or iPhone were updated in the past week. Apps that do not have comments in the list below indicates that the update is simply a bug fix release.
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Fake Facebook SMS (text) spam
My daughter and I both received this text message spam in the past few days from fb@rewardsfacebook.com. This specific spam message is noted in the Facebook Support Center Mobile: Facebook Mobile Texts discussion area.
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ProClip car mounting components for iPhone & HD7 arrived
Yay. ProClip sent components to mount iPhone and HTC HD7 phones in my car (one at a time, not both at the same time). I’ll provide a full review after I learn if installation is really as easy as ProClip claims.
Thanks to ProClip for providing their products for evaluation.
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Subaru sponsored MapMyDogWalk iPhone App. But, what does it have to do with dogs???
I’m always interested in learning tech related to pets. So, I took a quick look at this Subaru sponsored free iPhone app: MapMyDOGWALK. The app tracks your walks like a bazillion other geo-pedometer type apps. But, here’s the thing: What does the app have to do with dogs other than encouraging the dog’s human to take it for a walk?
It does not provide locations of dog parks, suggest walk routes/durations based on breed, list health information based on weather/age/etc. I don’t see an incentive for a person already using an app like RunKeeper to consider using this Subaru sponsored app for dog walks.