On 9/9/15 1:33 PM, Gary Schiltz wrote:
That’s about the only way to get an iPhone open, unless you have one
of those damn micro “pentalobe" screwdrivers. Does anyone use
pentagonal headed screws?
I've been in and out of my iPhone 4 *twice* thanks to Owen's "tool
Gil -
I think you need the "Bear Grylls" edition. Or maybe the Steve
Irwin or event he Crocodile Dundee edition?
Just watch out for Stingrays!
- Steve
Because of my prefrecence for hardy phones I wonder
if we'll see so
Well, maybe. But do you have wifi speakers?
The Echo is part of what you want: a Digital Ecology. Ecology means
balance, Between you phone, hifi, tv, dvr, tablet, computers, cd player,
cloud, ... etc.
-- Owen
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 3:10 PM, Jim Gattiker wrote:
> My answer to the Echo, as ab
My answer to the Echo, as above, is: why is it a separate device? It should
be an adjunct UI device to my phone.
--j
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 10:37 AM, Owen Densmore wrote:
> We have an amazon echo and really like it. Not a phone, tablet, computer,
> ... but just a general household utility. Gr
That’s about the only way to get an iPhone open, unless you have one
of those damn micro “pentalobe" screwdrivers. Does anyone use
pentagonal headed screws?
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 12:02 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
> I can attest that you need a harder blade than your basic hacksaw to go
> through gori
Eewww!
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On Sep 9, 2015, at 10:30 AM, Steve Smith wrote:
> I have ju
Because of my prefrecence for hardy phones I wonder if we'll see something
hardy.
Guessing based on our societies yen to have some kind sexy fun companion
that's a doodad we might see something like a Ruby and Jarvis set.
Some people want something like this:
http://jarvis.ai-dot.net
Just don't
On 9/9/15 9:32 AM, cody dooderson wrote:
One thing I would like to see is a clam shell smart phone. I like my
flip phone. It never pocket dials anyone, and the screen is always
well protected. The only problem is I cant play angry birds or check
my email. Here is a prototype Randal Monroe was w
We have an amazon echo and really like it. Not a phone, tablet, computer,
... but just a general household utility. Great for radio/music and I think
they're going to figure out more ways for it to manage anything in the
house using wifi.
On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 10:30 AM, Steve Smith wrote:
> I h
Device:
- LTE & voice over LTE .. and as a
- software radio which updates easily to new mobile services.
- pholdable phablet?
- 2 week battery life
- More manufacturers like the OnePlus. $650+ phones? Nurts!
Carriers:
- Coverage!
- Tethering-is stunts so one account for all internet.
I have just one word for this
conversation:
HER
I wonder, too.
It seems that we've entered the age where the cloud backed
AI's compete for our attention from phone, tablet, and PC.
The
About 10, maybe 15 years ago, I predicted that phones (still flip or candy-bar
at the time - before the first iPhone) would become like the Palm Pilots and
would evolve into an integrated system with our desktops and laptops. The
communication flow would be from our phone into the "cloud" (not
I wonder, too.
It seems that we've entered the age where the cloud backed AI's compete for
our attention from phone, tablet, and PC. There is Siri, Google Now, and
Cortana, and now there are announcements of Duer (from Baidu) and M (from
Facebook) in the past day. The Guardian notes that Echo (f
One thing I would like to see is a clam shell smart phone. I like my flip
phone. It never pocket dials anyone, and the screen is always well
protected. The only problem is I cant play angry birds or check my email.
Here is a prototype Randal Monroe was working on http://www.xkcd.com/1372/ .
Cod
What's next for phones? Size seems settled. Screen quality is now tapped
out. Battery life is at a wall. Cameras are there. Local storage space lost
to cloud services. They're pretty powerful, for a non-gamer. What's going
to make me covet my next phone? (force touch!)
Someone will tell me there i
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