The lady in her 50s across from me,…
by JonBot on Feb.08, 2010, under Pings
The lady in her 50s across from me, regarding last nights game, “The Who?!? I’ve never heard of them” What rock has she lived under?
Mufflehead, one of my Travelbugs, is now…
by JonBot on Feb.07, 2010, under Pings
Mufflehead, one of my Travelbugs, is now in a cache in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany! Check out it’s journey so far: http://ping.fm/pJZCs… Continue reading
http://ping.fm/p/guopl – What the cat…
by JonBot on Feb.07, 2010, under Pings
What the cat thinks when we’re laying behind her (Karey’s contribution was to make the bubble pink)… Continue reading
Inlaws without power and snowed in,…
by JonBot on Feb.06, 2010, under Pings
Inlaws without power and snowed in, parents have huge snow drifts, and the wife and I in Peekskill? Nothing!…
Getting .NET Compact Framework on Device Is A Pain!
by JonBot on Feb.05, 2010, under Windows Phone Thoughts
“I was just going off about this on twitter and I felt it was worth posting about too. I downloaded the beta for FourSquare on Windows Mobile. However, the application requires .Net Compact Framework 3.5 on the device. At first, I figured that a new HTC HD2 running Windows Mobile 6.5 should already have the 2 year old version of the Compact Framework installed in the ROM. Guess what I found out – No .NetCF 3.5 on the device. While that’s just short sighted and stupid on Microsoft’s part, the solution is pretty simple. All I need to do is download the CAB from the web and I’m good to go. Sadly, it’s just not that simple. You see, the .NetCF 3.5 installer is a 33MB desktop… Continue reading
Getting .NET Compact Framework on Device Is A Pain!
by JonBot on Feb.05, 2010, under Windows Phone Thoughts
“I was just going off about this on twitter and I felt it was worth posting about too. I downloaded the beta for FourSquare on Windows Mobile. However, the application requires .Net Compact Framework 3.5 on the device. At first, I figured that a new HTC HD2 running Windows Mobile 6.5 should already have the 2 year old version of the Compact Framework installed in the ROM. Guess what I found out – No .NetCF 3.5 on the device. While that’s just short sighted and stupid on Microsoft’s part, the solution is pretty simple. All I need to do is download the CAB from the web and I’m good to go. Sadly, it’s just not that simple. You see, the .NetCF 3.5 installer is a 33MB desktop… Continue reading
Check this out: Baking Powder Makes for…
by JonBot on Feb.05, 2010, under Pings
Leave a Comment :about, baked wings, Baking, baking powder, ical, Powder, reader more...Check this out: Become a Gmail Master…
by JonBot on Feb.04, 2010, under Pings
Leave a Comment :Check, hack attack, Internet, Karey, mom, pictures, spa, this more...Just wrote up a rudimentary Go-No-Go…
by JonBot on Feb.04, 2010, under Pings
Just wrote up a rudimentary Go-No-Go task in Flash using Swish. Surprised at how easy it actually was once I got working on it.…
VZ Navigator 5.0 Announced by Verizon
by JonBot on Feb.04, 2010, under Windows Phone Thoughts
“Verizon Wireless, provider of the nation’s largest and most reliable 3G network, today announced the launch of VZ Navigator® 5.0, the newest version of its award-winning map, navigation and local search service, which helps users find their way around town. Powered by TeleCommunication Systems, Verizon Wireless’ VZ Navigator is a GPS-enabled service that transforms a wireless smartphone or handset into an all-in-one powerful navigation and communication device, enabling customers to find useful information and discover new places and destinations.”

$9.99 a month (or $2.99 a day) will give you access to, well, something Google is giving away for free. But those who don’t have an android phone to switch into for navigation may appreciate big V’s offering. It runs on Win Mo (hence… Continue reading




