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Another geotag test

12 July 2008 in photos

and is [geotagged]

..this one with the ‘real’ 2.0 firmware. For some reason my house won’t geolocte properly, so I had to walk to the shops. Still broken.

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Another geotag test

Searchable list with new entry adding

12 July 2008 in notes

Searchable list with new entry adding. Lovely metaphor, must steal it for herejustnow. From the OmniFocus for iPhone screencast.

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Searchable list with new entry adding

iPhone 2.0 calendar app

12 July 2008 in notes

I like the improvements made to the 2.0 iPhone calendar app. Mostly that the calendars are now copied across as individual calendars with their own colours. But Shawn Blank says that they come across with the same colours as their desktop counterparts, and I’m not finding that to be the case - all my phone calendars are different colours. It’s really really confusing to have utterly different event colours on the phone.

Which is pathetic. Already, I’m now finding things that are utterly trivial to be annoying. On any other platform, I’d be astonished that the calendar application worked, let alone that it can keep track of 15 different calendars, sync them perfectly in 2 directions, etc (ok, so maybe I use too many linux handhelds). On the iPhone, I get annoyed that things are a different colour.

Update: From playing with over-the-air sync and mobileme, colours seem to be synched properly if you’re using mobileme but not if you’re using iTunes to do the sync. Weird.

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Polite Interfaces

12 July 2008 in notes

Polite Interfaces.

The ‘your trial has expired’ dialog for Spanning Sync (which syncs your iCal and Google Calendar calendars, very nice) offers to uninstall the application as an alternative to paying for it. How wonderfully polite.

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Polite Interfaces

Skitch

12 July 2008 in notes

Have you noticed how elegant yet obvious Skitch screenshots have become? For instance. I see them everywhere, and you can always tell it came from Skitch. Used to be that I’d have to open a blank web browser or something to serve as a backdrop for screenshots. Now I just need to make sure my wallpaper is suffficiently classy. Which is fine, I haven’t seen my desktop wallpaper in months, I always have windows open.

Skitch still needs a ‘blur’ tool for anonymizing stuff, though..

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