Yes that's my hand. TN can't hold a thousand songs, but it holds thousands of thoughts and I can archive and pick up the past and write my future, without worrying power outage, version upgrades both hardware and software and many more reasons why I still use paper for scheduling and creative works.
Still a Newton fan, still a Mac fanatic, but I know which tools are for which purposes.
Psion, no. Palm Pilot, no. Blackberry, no. My TN and iPhone go hand in hand all the time.
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Yes that's my hand. TN can't hold a thousand songs, but it holds thousands of thoughts and I can archive and pick up the past and write my future, without worrying power outage, version upgrades both hardware and software and many more reasons why I still use paper for scheduling and creative works.
Still a Newton fan, still a Mac fanatic, but I know which tools are for which purposes.
Psion, no. Palm Pilot, no. Blackberry, no. My TN and iPhone go hand in hand all the time.
Blake Mycoskie: Start Something That Matters I don't know why I couldn't finish this book, maybe it was the tone it was being written. Gotta get back to it someday, or not. (**)
Paco Underhill: Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping--Updated and Revised for the Internet, the Global Consumer, and Beyond Read this book 10 years ago. To read this updated copy is to refresh my memory of how things were done back then and what's changed recently. Although at the beginning it is kind of boring and you may not agree with their research methods, but later in the chapters you will find hidden wisdoms. Just follow the author's logic and see what you can learn from it. (***)
Walter Isaacson: Steve Jobs Love hearing the stories all over again, some of them especially what happened in the past few years are new to me. Most importantly it is a closer portrait of Steve than all other books about him. Isaacson recorded audios during his interview with Steve, check out 60 minutes special and you will hear Steve's own voice. RIP Steve. (****)
Richard Branson: Losing My Virginity Read it like a novel coz you'll find it attractive as a story to follow through. Learn from his character through stories! (****)
