As frankps sees the world!

I have been a long time user of Google’s push support for Contacts and Calender entries. When I tested it for the first time, I ended up writing a blog entry with the title “I simply love it!“. The only bad thing with the solution back then, was that push support was not enabled for Gmail. Guess what? Today that changed. Users have ran down Google with requests on Google’s popular Product Ideas page and Help Forum. Our cries have finally been heard, and people […] Continue reading →

1-2-3 testing. It’s great fun to see how advanced the first versjon of the WordPress editor for the iPhone and iPod Touch is. Working with it is straight forward and it couldn’t have bern much easier. My only complaint is writing longer articles sith the onscreen keyboard, AS writing with a thumb is nor fast or easy! Adding pictures to an article is also in seconds, and tou can even take pictures that you add directly to the blog entry. This blog entry was written on my iPod […] Continue reading →

And the hatch is: First of all we are initially rolling this out in the US, UK, Canada, France, Germany and Spain. We’re looking at other locales but have to deal with licensing and a host of other issues. We assure you that we’re working on it. Why, why, why? Norway is forgotten again […] Continue reading →

I couldn’t wait and upgraded the iPod Touch as soon as the upgrade was made available. The iPhone, bought in U.S., is still running the old ROM, as I guess I have to wait for a hack to be made available. My first impression was that this software upgrade should have been free for those of us that already had bought Mail, Todo and Google Maps. But ok, 10 dollars are not much these days … . There were not many noticeable changes for me, as wireless was already working and I was […] Continue reading →

Yesterday my Last.fm user profile passed 8.000 scrobbled songs, and I will continue to scrobble my music. Now where did that word come from? Scrobble? Last.fm is one of the few web services (Flickr is the other one) that I really use. I have never taken part in the Facebook hype, nor do I plan to. This week I also read that the DNB (Den Norske Bank – Norway’s biggest bank) in Second Life had 2-5 visitors a day, my Second Life experience lasted for about 15 minutes. A classical […] Continue reading →