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As James shared a cool post about a chess master losing to a ten year old, today, I came across this beautiful chess app for iOS.
Tall Chess is a beautifully designed Chess Game by Friends Of The Web that’s worth a look. It uses the full screen, so you can keep focused on playing chess—not unnecessary game elements.
Take a look:
Flipboard has become an interesting combination of both a visually attractive reader and a curator of great content for iPad and iPhone (and now also for Android, but I’ll use the iPad version as an example throughout these posts). If you’re not using Flipboard already, it’s high time you started doing so.
In this Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Flipboard Pro, we’ll show you exactly how to set up a Flipboard account, find content, connect with your other social media and create your own Flipboard Magazines.
Let’s starts with the basics of setting up a Flipboard account.
[Read more…] about The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Flipboard Pro: Getting Started
Let’s begin with a confession.
I have never had a desire to own a cell phone, much less a smartphone. Still, I have had a cell for awhile. (Prepare to feel disdain. It’s a TracFone. I know, these days that’s like driving a Pinto.)
The phone cost me a full 12 bucks. A year ago I bought 365 service days for $119. I know – only $10 a month. How uncool can you get?
We had to do something when we sold our house over 4 years ago. The executive apartment which we rented had no place to plug in a phone, so we were dragged into the cell phone world. TracFone was the answer: no commitment, pay as you go, keep it simple and cheap.
A while back I went on a search for the best task managing app (or apps) for myself. I wanted one that would let me keep the system I had developed using paper notebooks, but also provide the benefit of reminders and encourage me to start a couple of productivity ideas that I had longed to start that I was sure would boost my productivity.
I had a list of priorities:
Yeah.
You can see where this is going, can’t you?
Behold, the ultimate LEGO iPhone accessory:
Recently my wife and I were going through her grandmother’s hope chest and found some great old negatives of pictures from when her grandma was a young girl. So of course we wanted to get some of the negatives blown up into real pictures “ol skool” style.
I took them to a photo shop who still does this and it was going to be about $40 a picture!! That is insane in these days…THEN yesterday I found THIS:
