There is some good news - Google Voice is finally available on the iPhone. However, the bad news is that it runs on your iPhone’s browser and not as a native application. Google has been trying hard to convince Apple to allow Google Voice on iPhone but, no dice. Google then simply decided to take the matter into its own hands and developed a web version which can be accessed by any HTML browser running on the iPhone. It is recommended to add shortcuts to your home screen for the most important features such as Dialer, Compose SMS, Inbox and Contacts. Something is better than nothing and Google Voice running on the browser is certainly better than no Google Voice on your iPhone.
This is a solution to a problem I definitely have—I often find myself wrestling with coffee and a few gadgets, without enough hands to hold it all. This DIY sleeve takes at least the coffee off your hands. It's basically one of those coffee sleeves you get to keep from burning your hands, but with a few strong magnets embedded inside. So if you need an extra hand to tie your shoes, fiddle with a smartphone or PMP, you can just stick your coffee to the nearest streetlamp. And it looks like it might be even more protective for our delicate nerd hands than those wimpy cardboard ones. [Lifehacker] Send an email to Dan Nosowitz, the author of this post, at < moc.odomzig@ztiwosond > moc.odomzig@ztiwosond
I've been waiting for this damn update for months: Apple's dropped the latest RAW compatibility update—2.7 to be precise—for Mac, which adds compatibility for these fine cameras: • Canon EOS-1D Mark IV • Canon EOS 7D • Canon PowerShot G11 • Nikon D3S • Nikon D3000S • Nikon D3000 Snag it on Software Update, of course. [Apple Send an email to matt buchanan, the author of this post, at < moc.odomzig@ttam > moc.odomzig@ttam
