Here's my busted iPhone 2.2 app list so far:
ShopShop - can't add new items...bummer. Guess I gotta go pay for Grocery IQ now.
FlyCast - playback stops when the iPhone locks itself...oops.
Facebook, LinkedIn, and fring seem to all be working.
That is all.
So after getting the iPhone 3G, I promptly installed fring on it seeing as how I could make skype out calls and skype to skype calls on the iPhone! Yes, I know..it sounds magical and wonderous, but my experience has been less than stellar. fring itself seems like a neat little app, but my skype out calls never worked. Until I found this:
As I wrote elsewhere, in addition to adding " " before the REQUIRED country code, if your logged into ur Skype account via your computer and you try to Skype via ur iPhone, the call will terminate as well.
Yup that's right. This is absolutely a hidden "feature" of fring. Now, granted skype does add the little "+" sign for you, but seriously, fring should have anticipated this pain point and at least thrown up a dialog box that says, "Hey Skype Out-ster, you may want to add a "+" by HOLDING DOWN THE 0 on the dialer before the country code (and yes, you need that country code)."
After you figure this out, fring actually gets a bit more useful and interesting.
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Have you seen the new iPod Nano (aka the "iPod Fatty") commercial? No? Here it is in case you wanted to see it:
By the way, the song is 1234 by Feist. You can get it on Amazon by clicking the album cover.

I have this song on my Sansa Connect (via a Yahoo Music Subscription) and I LOVE it! In case you're wondering, the Sansa Connect is only $124 on Amazon now. In case you're wondering, here's what it looks like:

If you're still interested in the iPod Fatty, Amazon's got those too:

Well now that Macs are gaining in popularity (and will soon take over the consumer space, sorry Dell), it is befitting to actually test your websites on Mac based browsers. How to do this if you don't have a Mac? BrowsrCamp.
That's right...this free (and paid) service allows you to take snapshots of pages on Safari for free. You'll need to pay a few bucks a month if you want to view other browsers on Mac OS or if you want to test out Ajax-y, flash-ish type of interactions.