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The Constitution and Declaration of Independence on your iPhone

Howie — Sun, 23 May 2010 20:49:03 +0000

I meet a lot of people who don’t seem to be very knowledgeable about exactly what is contained in the U.S. Constitution, or the Declaration of Independence. About a year ago, I found these two apps on Apple’s App Store. One contains the complete text of the Constitution, and the other, the complete text of the Declaration of Independence. They’re very good reference tools to have available when you get into political arguments, as I often do.

Click the application icons below to download them from the App Store. Both are free downloads. iPad versions are also available.

Constitution for iPhone and iPod Touch

Declaration for iPhone and iPod Touch

Steve Jobs Offers World ‘Freedom From Porn’

Howie — Sun, 16 May 2010 17:36:44 +0000

Recently, I myself received an email response from Steve Jobs. I was really happy to receive and email from Mr. Jobs, but what I didn’t do was broadcast it all over the internet. The closest I came to doing that was to simply announce on Twitter that I had asked Steve a question via email, and that he actually responded. I just think that it’s tacky, and in bad taste to take an email conversation, and post it on the web. I’m hoping that this won’t lead to Steve simply ignoring emails from now on.

Steve Jobs Offers World ‘Freedom From Porn’ – Apple – Gawker.

New AT&T app prompts iPhone users for network feedback.

Howie — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:13:36 +0000

MacNN reported today that AT&T has released an iPhone app that will allow users to report problem areas on their network. It’s about time! For almost 2 years, I was working out of an office in downtown Dallas where the coverage was horrible. My complaints reached some of the company’s executives, and AT&T is now — finally, looking into the issue with more effort than just a trouble report to tech support. Having an application on my iPhone that could utilize the phone’s GPS chip to allow me to file reports would have been a lot more helpful than simply giving the address since the problem pretty much blanketed downtown Dallas, and the surrounding areas. AT&T should have had an app like this on the iPhone from the beginning.

Click the link below to read the article at MacNN.

New AT&T app prompts iPhone users for network feedback | MacNN.