I'm just a regular schmo, in his late 20s, living on the east coast of the US.
Here you'll find random findings from around the Internet, with a few original items sprinkled in.
If you'd like, you can read about my journey into buying a Mac.
I am also embarking on a project to take one picture a day (or so) until I hit 365.
I can be contacted via e-mail via the username casey at this domain.
Thankfully, Apple has made incremental improvements to this process over time. iOS 4.0 brings Web-based, wireless distribution of ad-hoc apps and the ability to embed provisioning profiles right into the IPA bundle. Your beta users can now install the software without ever using iTunes at all!
Definitely going to be trying this out with Fast Text soon.
So you heard about AirPlay, right? Steve kind of glazed over it a little, but here’s one of the most amazing things about it: it’s actually a rebranded and licensed AirTunes.
That’s right. You don’t have to buy multiple AirPort Express basestations to support multiple speakers anymore. Now you can choose from products by JBL, iHome, Denon and others. That means your receiver can be a selectable source in iTunes, as well as the alarm clock next to your bed.
This is a much bigger deal than most people probably realize.
Our lives, these days.
Being without Internet access in for 10 days whilst in Europe was initially frustrating, then terribly liberating.
A slightly blurry shot of me watching (a rerun) of Top Gear live on BBC, whilst in London, whilst simultaneously watching the same episode on the iPad, as downloaded in the US.
It was a great trip.
