tmeet my iPhone!
The second part of Sudha Jamthe’s and my tmeet project was released today: the tmeet iPhone app, a little iPhone accessory that quickly posts your current location to twitter using a tmeet.me URL.
tmeet me!
I’m excited to be working with Sudha Jamthe on a new location-sharing project that we’ve called tmeet. It’s a web site running at http://tmeet.me with a Google maps interface that you can use to easily find locations and post them to Twitter using tiny urls that we generate.
To get started tmeeting, come visit tmeet.me and enter an address in the search box or use the map controls to find and mark a location. Then type your message in the text bubble.
The O Button
I have a new iPhone app that just came out. It’s called “The O Button”, and it’s a fun approximation of what Barack Obama might need so that he can replace his Blackberry with an iPhone. Getting this app approved was… interesting… and I’ll post more on that later. But for now, please press The O Button, available now!
Speaking at 360 iDev
I’m on the schedule to give a presentation next week at John Wilker and Tom Ortega’s 360 iDev conference in San Jose. My session is on Tuesday morning and is titled “Deep Geek Diving into the iPhone OS and Frameworks”.
UPDATE: March 3, 2009
Here are the slides for my talk: Deep Geek Diving into the iPhone OS and Frameworks.
Happy 200th, President Lincoln!
Obama! approved for sale
What the Obama Inauguration Means to Me
In the early 1980’s, I won a small-town local essay contest with an essay titled “What America Means to Me”. I don’t remember much about that essay, but I remember that it began with this line:
Today in this age of rising political anxiety and confusion…
Tonight, thanks to Austin Ziegler, I see that there’s a new wave of essays being written to reflect on the Obama inauguration. I’m looking forward to that inauguration, and here’s why.
CoreLocation with Nu
Here’s another fun Nu script; like the previous one, you’ll need something from my Nu github repository to run it.
