In light of my recent infatuation with the iPhone as evidence by the multiple posts on my blag, I found the following line from the blog Slick Shoes to be quite funny:
"Yeah, my relationship with the this girl is still new and exciting, kind of like my iPhone. People say, 'oh wow, you have an iPhone. Can I see it?"
Showing posts with label heroin addict. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heroin addict. Show all posts
Monday, July 23, 2007
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Blackjack? More Like Lamejack.
I am so frustrated right now. I have an idea for today's blag post but I am unable to access the video and photos on my Blackjack to make it happen. I have spent the last hour trying to get my Blackjack to sync with my computer via usb or bluetooth and neither works. It is killing me. I don't know what is wrong and my patience is gone. I know I am beating a dead horse at this point, but this is just adds fuel to my iPhone fire. Maybe I would have these same problems with the iPhone though. But if I did have these problems at least I could look a lot cooler while trying to solve them on my sweet iPhone.
So stay tuned for the sweet post to come with video and images once I find the patience to return to the troubleshooting of my Lamejack.
So stay tuned for the sweet post to come with video and images once I find the patience to return to the troubleshooting of my Lamejack.
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
iPhone Gets Smaller????
Rumor has it that Apple is going to release a new iPhone in Q4 of 2007. It will be less expensive and ..... smaller???? What the hell Apple. I don't want a nano phone. This is going in the wrong direction. I want the iPhone with a bigger hard drive, not a smaller hard drive. This totally defeats the purpose for me getting an iPhone. I want an iPhone so I can have my entire music library, multiple movies and TV shows, interweb, and my cell phone all in one easy to carry package that fits into my pocket.
I am not an OG in the hood with gigantic baggy pants with huge pockets. Nor am I Granola Steve who is never seen in "the wild" not wearing cargo pants. I don't carry a purse and I have very limited space in my pockets. Give me what I want Apple. Stop toying with my emotions this way. And while you are at it, integrate my credit cards, drivers license, insurance card, etc. into the iPhone so I no longer need to carry anything but the iPhone in my pocket. I am sure there is some software update they could come out with that would take care of all this for me. Dreaming about living in a world where everything that needs to go in my pockets is consolidated into a single aesthetically pleasing device brings a smile to my face.
While we are on the topic of dreams, here is an excellent little song in the style of Louis Armstrong called "Dream a Little Dream."
I am not an OG in the hood with gigantic baggy pants with huge pockets. Nor am I Granola Steve who is never seen in "the wild" not wearing cargo pants. I don't carry a purse and I have very limited space in my pockets. Give me what I want Apple. Stop toying with my emotions this way. And while you are at it, integrate my credit cards, drivers license, insurance card, etc. into the iPhone so I no longer need to carry anything but the iPhone in my pocket. I am sure there is some software update they could come out with that would take care of all this for me. Dreaming about living in a world where everything that needs to go in my pockets is consolidated into a single aesthetically pleasing device brings a smile to my face.
While we are on the topic of dreams, here is an excellent little song in the style of Louis Armstrong called "Dream a Little Dream."
Sunday, July 1, 2007
My New Phone
After months and months of putting up with my static plagued Razr and the associated complaints from people on the other end of the calls, I finally got around to getting a new phone yesterday. My "excuse" for waiting so long was always "I am waiting for the iPhone. THEN I will get a new phone."
I was in love with the iPhone from the day it was officially announced. However, as the release approached, I convinced myself to wait until at least the second generation came out. I couldn't justify the $600 price tag for an 8 gig version. 8 gigs is just way too small. I was also bothered by the fact that it ran on the edge network as opposed to a 3g network. It felt a little inferior too me, even if 3g networks are not yet available in every city. What it came down to was that I couldn't justify spending that kind of money on something that would more than likely be significantly improved upon within the first 6 months to 1 year.
So prior to arriving at the store yesterday I had made up my mind that I was going to get the Samsung Blackjack to tide me over until the 2nd generation iPhone was released. The Blackjack has a cool commercial, all the features I want, and a wonderful price tag of $75. The iPhone could wait. Even if the scratch resistant screen was everything I had dreamed of and more.
So I walk into the store, circumventing the line of people camped outside waiting for the next shipment of iPhones to come in and go straight to the nearest sales rep, purposefully avoiding the iPhone display. I told him that I wanted the Blackjack and that was that. I could not be distracted. All was going as planned until the rep went into the mysterious back room to transfer the numbers from my crappy old Razr to my hot new Blackjack. Like a heroin addict to his needle, I was drawn to the iPhone display. I couldn't resist. I picked the demo up and was blown away by how slim it was. The aesthetics looked great in photos but in live action it was even better. I felt "cool" just being in its presence. As I played around with the different I was even more amazed. I loved the interface. I loved the touch screen. I loved everything about it. I watched a clip of Lost that was preloaded on the 16:9 display and shocked by how sharp the picture was.
To make a long story short, I had convinced myself to wait for the 2nd generation because of the aforementioned short comings. After touching the iPhone it was all I could do to stop myself from buying one right then and there. Luckily that was not physically possible at the time because the next shipment had not yet arrived. However, I was on the verge of beginning a city wide hunt for one though. The real live iPhone was so hot that the small storage space and slower connectivity didn't seem to matter as much anymore. I WILL have an iPhone. I have survived the initial temptation though and I think I can wait until the 2nd generation comes out. In the meantime my new Blackjack should get the job done.
I was in love with the iPhone from the day it was officially announced. However, as the release approached, I convinced myself to wait until at least the second generation came out. I couldn't justify the $600 price tag for an 8 gig version. 8 gigs is just way too small. I was also bothered by the fact that it ran on the edge network as opposed to a 3g network. It felt a little inferior too me, even if 3g networks are not yet available in every city. What it came down to was that I couldn't justify spending that kind of money on something that would more than likely be significantly improved upon within the first 6 months to 1 year.
So prior to arriving at the store yesterday I had made up my mind that I was going to get the Samsung Blackjack to tide me over until the 2nd generation iPhone was released. The Blackjack has a cool commercial, all the features I want, and a wonderful price tag of $75. The iPhone could wait. Even if the scratch resistant screen was everything I had dreamed of and more.
So I walk into the store, circumventing the line of people camped outside waiting for the next shipment of iPhones to come in and go straight to the nearest sales rep, purposefully avoiding the iPhone display. I told him that I wanted the Blackjack and that was that. I could not be distracted. All was going as planned until the rep went into the mysterious back room to transfer the numbers from my crappy old Razr to my hot new Blackjack. Like a heroin addict to his needle, I was drawn to the iPhone display. I couldn't resist. I picked the demo up and was blown away by how slim it was. The aesthetics looked great in photos but in live action it was even better. I felt "cool" just being in its presence. As I played around with the different I was even more amazed. I loved the interface. I loved the touch screen. I loved everything about it. I watched a clip of Lost that was preloaded on the 16:9 display and shocked by how sharp the picture was.
To make a long story short, I had convinced myself to wait for the 2nd generation because of the aforementioned short comings. After touching the iPhone it was all I could do to stop myself from buying one right then and there. Luckily that was not physically possible at the time because the next shipment had not yet arrived. However, I was on the verge of beginning a city wide hunt for one though. The real live iPhone was so hot that the small storage space and slower connectivity didn't seem to matter as much anymore. I WILL have an iPhone. I have survived the initial temptation though and I think I can wait until the 2nd generation comes out. In the meantime my new Blackjack should get the job done.
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