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Monthly Archives: October 2010
iPhone 3G vs HTC G2 on T-mobile
My new baby just arrived, and I feel I need to share some thoughts. i’ll keep updating this post but here’s few things that you will notice if you have previously used iPhone for few years, got fed up with AT&T, switched to T-mobile, and now you’re thinking about new device to get 3G.
Android is noting like OS on Iphone. Im a developer myself, so Im willing got go over the speed bum slow and learn new interface how do things this way, all of that. But seriously, iPhone interface is better. Here’s list of my issues so far. I am trying to be picky on purpose – maybe it will help HTC and google to make better phones, who knows. Continue reading
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Android or Iphone, google vs apple
Personally I like everything that comes from apple. I even sign up and pay for stuff like “mobile me” syncing service etc. But, after my last move and decision to drop AT&T as my carrier of anything from phone, internet and TV Im also looking into using 3G on my phone.
Im currently on jail broken iPhone 3GS and really it does not bother me that much, especially when I travel with my friends who still pay to AT&T for their service and they have less bars than me in many places outside Miami. So literally their 3G service is as my Edge outside any metropolitan are we’ve compared so far (take Miami – Orlando turnpike for example). Continue reading
Change voicemail number on iPhone
1. Just dial *#61# and dial it.
Your iPhone screen will darken and then some text will appear that says something to the effect of “Service Interrogation Complete”.
2. Dial *61*1TEN_DIGIT_GV_NUMBER*11*30#. Continue reading
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Agent Toolbox Online
Here’s another project just finished and launched: Agent Toolbox Online. Its basically front end for provisioning another system for insurance agents. It manages process of capturing potential clients information, scheduling demo of another product and leading them through sign up process. Continue reading
Cross domain requests with jquery
I was looking for something to do that after I found out that my app which basically works as a widget that is loaded as a javascript source does not work on IE.The script operates completely in background serving output into div container based on user interaction. No problem on any other browser than IE. Continue reading
Json Proxy for cross domain ajax requests
Due to stupid IE default same origin policy, you cannot just go and write yourself simple ajax scripts making calls in the background to other websites. It will work nicely on every other browser I use with no problems, but then guess what – theres Internet Explorer – right… Continue reading