iPhone simulator

by wyliemac on March 5, 2010

I recently bought a MacBook. I love it. One of the reasons for buying it was because I wanted to play around with iPhone development.

Speaking of the iPhone, this blog post was drafted in the iPhone simulator. I downloaded the source code for the app so I can peek at its guts. I ran the simulator and wondered if I could post from it. So here goes. If this goes live, then it works.

Geek out.

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MobileX Columbus live blog

by wyliemac on March 3, 2010

MobileX is a one day conference for entrepreneurs, investors, developers, industry professionals, and mobile enthusiasts that identifies opportunities, explores solutions, and provides technical education in the mobile & related industries. Follow the action here, or stop by and buy a ticket at the door.

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Six Degrees of Dublin, Episode 1

by wyliemac on February 16, 2010

Here’s the video that was shown during the premier of Six Degrees of Dublin. I’m looking forward to more. Great job OnScene, Palestra Creative, JAM Sessions and the Historic Dublin Business Association (HDBA)!

Six Degrees: Episode 1 from Palestra Creative on Vimeo.

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Six Degrees of Dublin live blogging

February 12, 2010

Tonight marked the premier of Six Degrees of Dublin. What is it? Here’s what This Week said:
“The Six Degrees of Dublin” video and event project is a partnership between OnScene, Palestra Creative, JAM Sessions and the Historic Dublin Business Association (HDBA) that takes a multi-touch approach to showcasing the current status of Dublin, OH’s local community.
Checkout the trailer:

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Columbus’ Newest Startup TiXiT Offers Great Event Discounts

February 8, 2010

I’d like to tell you about a cool new startup company that I just found out about. It’s called TiXiT (www.tixitbox.com). They provide regular folks in Columbus with great discounts on tickets to sports, music and theatre. They are able to do this by negotiating last minute discounts with promoters on seats that likely would [...]

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Columbus Businesses on Twitter

February 7, 2010

Hard to believe that on January 26, 2008 I proclaimed that I was late in the Twitter game. I think I was channeling Fergie sining “I’m so two thousand and eight, you’re so two thousand and late”. But truly I was a Johnny Come Lately. Twitter was new to Columbus and not that many people [...]

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Open letter to the Wexner Center for the Arts

February 7, 2010

Dear Wexner Center for the Arts,
Thank you for serving the arts community and Columbus. I’ve been to a few exhibits, and I’ve been impressed every time I go.
But one thing bugs me. Your ban on personal photography. Why can’t I take pictures to preserve my memory of my visits, especially visits with my kids? I [...]

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Dude, take a chill pill

February 5, 2010

Last year, I attended the TechColumbus Innovation Awards. This year I followed it on Twitter by following the #IA09 hashtag.
It looks like it was a great event.
Of course, there’s always some disgruntled guy out there. Take a look at the tweets in the photos. This guy flat out called TechColumbus as a racist [...]

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Little Rosies – A taste of the Philippines made in Athens, Ohio

February 3, 2010

The other day I ventured out to the Hills Market for a Small Business Beanstalk event introducing Worthington to the wonders of the SBB card (which I’ll have to write a post about soon).
I’m glad I went, since I was introduced to Pamela Loch of Little Rosie’s. She makes some amazing Filipino salad dressing that has to [...]

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