It’s really more of a history of entertainment and communications technology and how it grew (or shrunk) into the iPhone. The iPhone part is pretty small overall (it’s not just an Apple video).
I thought it was a good introduction to technology video and pretty easy to follow. Lots of text and it moves pretty quick, you’ll want to make it full screen to read the details (pay attention to the prices!).
AT&T customers can get 1,000 FREE rollover minutes by texting YES to 11113020. It’s that simple!
As you can see I’ve already gotten my response. This is the same number they used for a similar promo earlier this year, I did it then and those minutes did show up in my account.
With my mobile-to-mobile and A-List plan, I’m actually still using those minutes…
I just saw this on another site:
Note: Readers report intermittent success redeeming this promotion. Some claim that you must have unlimited messaging to qualify. Also, it is unclear if people who previously redeemed this promotion can do so again.
But by this point hopefully you’ve just tried, it costs only a text message to try…
Tagged Apple iPhone + iPod Touch, AT&T, free, minutes, money
This is for Photo Friday and this week’s theme is “The Coast”. This is actually just a series of photos (7 or 8) taken with my iPhone 3gs and stitched together with the AutoStitch Panorama app.
This photo was taken north of St. Pete Beach, FL. Possibly Medina?. Click it for a 1200 pixel wide version. A few stitching problems due to everyone not standing still but still a nice photo considering I was shooting into the sun during the evening.
The second photo is the same photo, but just before cropping.
Posted in App Store
Tagged App Store, Apple iPhone + iPod Touch, AutoStitch, beach, coast, Florida, meme, photo friday, photos
Great day outside on Hines Drive today. Lots of great colors as fall approaches. Here’s a panorama I took with my iPhone (and stitched it on my iPhone with the AutoStitch Panorama app on the phone too!).
I think it took eight or nine images to build the whole thing and it came out to 4000×506 pixels. This program works quick: I took the photos with the camera app, ran the AutoStich program, clicked the photos, it built a tiny thumbnail, I clicked the stitch button and few minutes later I’ve got the panorama on the screen!
Click to enlarge panoramic image, if it doesn’t load correctly, here’s a 1024 wide image.
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Tagged App Store, Apple iPhone + iPod Touch, AutoStitch, fall, fall colors, Hines Drive, Michigan, photos
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