Ubiquity of The Network

Was reading about an iPod touch 2010 review article, where the writer was complaining about the lack of 3G option, and this idea struck me: What could be the next big evolution in mobile computing?  Think about having cellular service available on every electronic device that you own. It's going to be as ubiquitous as a network Ethernet port or better yet a WiFi adapter by which most devices nowadays have them already built in.

Hello World 3.0

First was Zen Garden, then came TouchMe Notes. This is now my third attempt at blogging and it is a mashup of both sites. Zen is more what I do now with Twitter and TouchMe is more of my journal when I switched over to the iOS platform.  When you combine both and filter out only my thoughts in more than 140 characters, the result is Point + Tap.  Hope you will find this useful.

Fast forwarding to September 2010, I ended up getting a BlackBerry Curve and an iPad.  My iPod touch became a dedicated Bejewelled machine that my wife has sole custody of.  Last year, I got myself a Kindle for reading (promised myself not to contribute more carbon footprint by avoiding to purchase any form of dead tree literature).

As a last note, TouchMe Notes now ceased to exist and has been burned and buried to the depths of the interwebs (although it was not as bad as the last album of Aldous Snow).