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Continue reading →: Apple Ultraportable
The rumor is that in January (Christmas just a month late) at Mac Expo, we’ll see the new “ultra-portable”:http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/07/11/12/ultra_portable_apple_notebook_to_splash_down_at_macworld_expo.html that I’m already drooling over. The big give is that it won’t have an optical drive. This used to be a big deal for me when I thought I would watch…
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Continue reading →: iPod Touch applications
Well, the iPod Touch is much like the iPhone but there are compatibility issues. The best site that covers this seems to be “ipodtouchfans.com”:http://ipodtouchfans.com. The main thing is that there are now repositories all over the web that let the Installer.app put things on the iPod touch and the “list”:http://www.ipodtouchfans.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8180.…
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Continue reading →: iPhone 1.1.1 Chinese Input and iPod Touch 1.1.2 Chinese input
Chinese input is not officially supported yet in any release of software for the iPhone or the iPod Touch, here is how to get a bootleg version to work for the latest jailbroken and unlocked iPhone (currently 1.1.1). Thanks to the posts at “iphone.org.hk”:http://www.iphone.org.hk/cgi-bin/ch/topic_show.cgi?id=2962&h=1&bpg=1&age=0 for explaining the 1.1.2 trick and…
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Continue reading →: iPod Touch jailbreak
OK, to get the terms straight. Jailbreak means that you can access the whole files system on the iPod Touch or iPhone. This comes from the fact that what actually happens is that you are “chroot jail” in Unix terms. That means that the root, or the top of the…
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Continue reading →: Converting Sony Hard Disk DCR-SR100 MPGs into MP3s
Tong Family Blog: Any Video or Audio Format Conversion We haven’t used our Sony SR-100 in quite a while. It is a hard disk camcorder that records standard definition into MPG (that is MPEG-2 format files). It is actually quite hard to crack this format, so if you have bought…
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Continue reading →: All in one printers
Someone asked me, what if you want to just send a fax these days. Well, like most things, the question is complicated. There are the really low end and ugly thermal fax machines, but with all-in-one printers just $180, it is not clear why you’d want one. So the house…
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Continue reading →: Portable GPS for your car
Someone was asking me what they could do about a car that doesn’t have a $3,000 GPS in it and what if they don’t want to buy a car just to get one. Well, TomTom, Garmin and Magellan are in a fight to the death to offer just such a…
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Continue reading →: Apple one day sale
Hey Apple is actually offering “discounts”:http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?nnmm=browse&Email_PageName=HOL2007-114828&Email_OID=175349&cp=5812&cid=CDM-US-HOL2007-C0003865-114828&sr=em&node=campaigns/holiday on the day after Thanksgiving. Small, but makes some difference, the new iPod nano is $138 and $10 off on iLife to $68 from $79. One cool thing is the very sleek Apple Bluetooth headset is now $108 from $129, although I think the…
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Continue reading →: Legoland
Legoland is something younger kids like. 8 is about the perfect age. The cost of the place is simply amazing at $60 for an adult. Fortunately, “Mousesavers”:http://www.mousesavers.com/legoland.html has some amazing discounts. Right now, you can get $7 off with just a coupon. Or book with “Costco”:http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11206458&whse=BC&topnav=&browse=&lang=en-US&s=1 to get 25% off…
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Continue reading →: Whistler Skiing
Arrgh, this is so complicated. I love the small resorts like “Sun Peaks”:http://sunpeaksresorts.com and who likes the fact that the US dollar is now less than the Canadian dollar, so prices are 30% higher, still the kids friends are all going up there, so I have to follow them. Here…





