Twitter ramblings for 2010-02-28

If I were 20 years younger, I'd go to Fanfarlo at Urban Lounge tonight. #

Twitter ramblings for 2010-02-19

…Gavel Falls… I don't believe that the Moto Droid is ready for "average" consumers. Android is a frustration for the non-techie. #

Twitter ramblings for 2010-02-18

Intel faces pressure from Qualcomm and others as smartphones outsell PCs. Nokia's market share on fast decline because of antique Symbian. #
2 giants in fear. RT @robertmerrill: Intel and Nokia Merge Mobile Linux Initiatives to Introduce MeeGo | Linux.com http://bit.ly/biIJBg #

Twitter ramblings for 2010-02-16

RT @josephscott: Utah Legislature uses WordPerfect files for bills. Seriously? #
A woman talking on her cell phone parks her car so she can get out, but the person next to her is toast. http://twitpic.com/13gv1f #

Twitter ramblings for 2010-02-15

I'm not too fond of the Throwback Mountain Dew. Very flat. #

Twitter ramblings for 2010-02-13

Seems to be a vacuum of noise from Macworld. Maybe Apple needs to be there… #

Twitter ramblings for 2010-02-09

Apple and Android taking share from RIM, BlackBerry, Palm. Android's Q3 growth (starting from smaller #) 2x Apple's http://is.gd/7YbKL #
Pete Warden social map visualization shows I'm in Mormonia. Interesting. Hard to believe Mormonia is that "big." http://is.gd/7XaTX #

Twitter ramblings for 2010-02-08

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Daltry: Born 1 March, 1944. #
Up to 15 CBS commercials. #
FYI: Townshend, Born 19 May, 1945 #
12, 13, 14 CBS commercials. #
11 CBS "house" commercials since The Who. #
My blonde daughter: how many quarters are there in football? #
10…but it was for The Masters so I'm almost willing to pass on it. Not. #
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Twitter ramblings for 2010-02-05

Stay at the W hotel ext time Silicon Valley http://post.ly/MGHE #
Today's flight to Oakland included Golden Gate Bridge near flyby. http://post.ly/MAwu #

Stay at the W hotel ext time Silicon Valley

Love the hip style and modern European flare of the W hotel.

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