Finally launched the new Artovermatter website. Pretty excited about it. Still tweaking and refining, I don’t think it’ll ever end. However, what’s really exciting, is that Artovermatter now introduces A Set A Day. A COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS COMBINED AS A SINGLE SET CONSISTING OF FIVE OR MORE PHOTOS THAT ARE POSTED DAILY. A SINGLE SET OF [...]
I’m reluctant to keep talking about Apple/iPhone/Steve Jobs. But this youtube video of Jonathan Mann and his duet with Siri, is pretty funny (see below). In the big scheme of things, isn’t this what we do daily? How closely related are you to your technologies? Sometimes perhaps more than your family and people around you. [...]
The question is.. What’s Your Vision? A good friend of mine @DavidCitraNg, tweeted this article this morning Basically it’s about Apple’s vision video from 1987 on the Knowledge Navigator that pretty much foreshadowed the functions of iPad, Siri and Facetime today. That was 24 years ago. I am amazed by this. But I think this [...]
The world is at a loss today, October 5, 2011. As Apple.com says, “Apple has lost a visionary and creative genius, and the world has lost an amazing human being.” The best and most comprehensive article I found so far is from The Wall Street Journal, read here. The article paints Steve Jobs as who [...]
Here’s what it boils down to: No iPhone 5, just iPhone 4S. Courtesy of Engadget: Why I would get it: Siri – Your own personal assistant, programmed to recognize and understand natural language, conversational, contextual commands. Definitely would boost production for busy people on the go like me who could easily forget things. I’ll just [...]
Updates: Engadget’s server keeps going down, your best bet is Mashable’s Text LiveBlog. Listening to a fun Live discussion at Leo Laporte Live. I am following Engadget’s LiveBlog AND Mashable’s LiveBlog of Apple’s “Let’s Talk iPhone” Event in Cupertino, California. If you haven’t yet, check out one of those liveblogs, follow me on twitter @artovermatter [...]
Facebook seems to be expanding its features daily that it’s getting way too complicated. It seems to be a good time to switch to Google Plus (Add me to your circle). Mashable had quite a few articles on Facebook this morning, here they are: Facebook Is Getting Too Damn Complicated [OPINION] Facebook Launches New Metric: [...]
More official video: Nikon V1 | Nikon J1 You’ve seen it. A breakthrough in technology and design they said, a mirrorless camera system with a lot of helpful features. The video and the list of features looks promising. Some highlights: An incredible 73-point AF array – super fast auto focus — I heard it’s the [...]
This is actually quite funny. A guy named Jason has a handle called @Qwikster. Yesterday he was a nobody, this morning he has almost 11k followers and trying to make big bucks. All because Netflix split their DVD and streaming business yesterday and used the name Qwikster for their DVD services, WITHOUT checking Twitter first. [...]
Google has just announced the official launch of Google Wallet, following its announcement last May. This app essentially replaces your wallet. If you have an Android phone, you can simply tap and pay for your purchases using your phone. See the following video for more details: Downside: The Google Wallet app is currently on its [...]
Last Saturday, September 10, I had the opportunity to attend Freelance Camp 2011, an UnConference for Freelancers in Vancouver. This event was hosted by the Network Hub, at the River Market in New Westminster. I gained many valuable information and insight from local entrepreneurs who shared their experiences. I brought home a good list of [...]