Sorry for the lack of posting action lately. To say I've been bust would be an understatement. I have been working though with some stuff popping up on various web sites like this:

iPhone Apps Mean Business[Australian Macworld]: Apple is making a push for corporate mindshare. In order for the iPhone 3G to succeed in that space third-party developers need to fill the gaps that Apple has left in the iPhone's armour. FileMagnet and Stage Hand are two apps that help bridge the gap between consumer toy and business tool.

Does the operating system matter anymore? [Hydrapinion]: Respected IT writer Jerry Pournelle recently said that he is "rapidly concluding that given powerful enough hardware the operating system becomes irrelevant". Although he was speaking in context of desktop/laptop computing I reckon the premise applies to mobile devices.

Just to top things off, I also had to write an essay on the teachings of the apostle James on wealth and poverty for my theology degree.

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