I have tried many different twitter clients on the iPhone and iPad. Although there are some highly rated ones out there for the iPad, nothing comes close to Twitepad. It is refreshing in how it does things differently to achieve things nobody has yet to.
App, review in Social Media, Twitter, iPad | This is not your father’s clock radio; in fact, it isn’t a radio at all. Welcome to a hint of what the future has to offer in this social networking iphone alarm dock.
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As a complete and total geek, the idea of clothing with pockets for all my gadgets with a tunnel system to deal with all their wires was a dream come true. When my wife bought me the ScotteVest 5.0 Fleece Jacket early in 2009, with the added touch of the Leo Laporte TWiT logo, I was thrilled to have the ideal birthday present. Six months later I was even following Scott Jordan on Twitter as a loyal fan. Now, more than one year since my first SeV product, and having purchased 11 other jacekts, shirts, and pants since then, I can’t believe how much money I spent on such poorly made products. This article is not just a one-off short term trial of one piece of their clothing but rather an extensive test of many of their products over a one year period.
Performance clothes, ScotteVest, SeV, TEC, iPad, iPhone, mp3, review in Gadgets | Although we don’t need a top of the line microphone to record for podcasting, using a poor quality microphone will tune out your listeners pretty quickly. One also needs to look for ease of set-up so you don’t need to turn on a mic pre-amp and have to have a fire-wire connection available, especially with Apple moving away from firewire on some of their laptops. This is where the Blue Snowball USB microphone can be the ideal choice.
Podcast, microphone in Gadgets | Proper sound levelling is a key feature that is missing in both iTunes and the iPod/iPhone. I came across a great solution called iVolume from mani.de that I've now been using for a couple of months and consider an essential app for almost everyone. Read more about it here.
