Paul Cypert Photography & Design

Hey all,

New update out (I’m a couple days off sorry) for TweeDeck. TweetDeck is what I use to annoy the world with my “tweets” from the desktop. I’ve previously mentioned Tweetie for use on the road with my iPhone. To be completely honest, I’m not sure why Twitter is so huge… but I do like it with integration with Facebook so I can brag keep people informed while out on the town or on vacation.

Before this update I had to sort of hack my system to have Twitter work with Facebook. Now for the rest of you this is a built in feature. Check out TweetDeck if you use Twitter and would like a full-featured interface for your desktop.

Paul

I know, I know. Another iPhone application. But this one is seriously worthy of any photographer/designer’s attention - if they spend any amount of time in Photoshop.

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Hey all,

Anyone who knows me knows I love a good “that’s what she said” joke, but this could be stretching things a bit too far. What do you think? Unnecessary iPhone app? Think it’ll inspire a laugh or two?

That’s What She Said

Paul

Hey all,

Trying to do more content on my blog. Don’t know if this will be of interest to most, but it’s funny to me so I’m putting it up. Occasionally I see funny signs out and about in Asia. Sometimes I find Engrish or just random signs or writing that makes me stop and laugh. Thought I’d take the time to post them for your enjoyment

If you can’t read this one, the upper left upper right drawing on this poster demonstrates that we shouldn’t wet the bathroom floor but go in the urinal. I would have thought that would be obvious, but I haven’t lived in Singapore long so maybe people haven’t quite figured out public restrooms yet (which seems to be the case at the horrendous bathrooms in Ikea)

Paul

Hey all,

Dug around today in the iPhone applications store for various iPhone apps to help in the transition to Singapore. So far there’s a handful of apps that seem like they’ll really help out.

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Hey all,

Yesterday I was finally able to get a phone in Singapore. My original 1st Gen Jailbroken iPhone was on it’s last legs. The side volume control was stuck forcing the volume up, the button on top of the phone that lets you turn the screen/power the phone off was no longer responsive, and the phone had more than it’s fair share of scrapes and scratches on the back.

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