Happy to say I passed two Fitbit milestones in the past couple of days.
1. 5000 miles
2. 11,000,000 steps
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Fitbit milestones: 5000+ miles & 11+ million steps
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My Nexus 4 “Ordinary Things” photo series on Google+
“Ordinary Things” photo series. I stopped posting regularly on Google+ on October 3, 2012. However, recently, I started posting near daily to a photo series I call Ordinary Things. Here’s why:
I bought a Nexus 4 phone to replace an HTC HD7 (Windows Phone 7) earlier this year. However, it was rarely used to take photos because I use an iPhone 5 for that function. The Ordinary Things photo series is a way to force myself to use the Nexus 4 to take photos and to learn more about both it and the Snapseed photo app (now owned by Google) – Most of the photos have some processing using Snapseed. So, it seemed like posting these photos to Google+ would make it an all-Google effort. You can find me on Google+ at:
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MobileViews Podcast 62: When old tech is good enough…
[Audio length – 48:43]
In MobileViews Podcast 62 Todd Ogasawara and Jay Stone discuss the relationship software and hardware being so good that consumers do not feel the need to upgrade or update to the latest version. This, of course, affects growth, revenue, and the bottom line for tech companies. -
I miss the Fail Whale. Don’t like the new Twitter mutant
Saw this for the first time this morning. What the heck is this Twitter mutant thing? I miss the old Fail Whale.
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Angry Birds Stars Wars is free from Starbucks app
The Angry Birds Star Wars game for iPhone is free for a limited time if you use the Starbucks iOS app. Check your messages in the app for the free download link. -
FCC iOS/Android speed test app turned off
The recent update for the FCC’s speed test apps for both Android and iPhone turned off the ability to run a test. And, the new app is not available yet.