This is my personal blog that I update whenever I can. It is basically where I post news about Apple, Tech, and Random things. I mainly write about tech but there is the occasional story. This is also where I give my first impressions on technology and where I can write random stuff that is important to me. This is sort of my super random corner of the web that I update when I am bored. I try to update at least twice a week but if I cannot you can always read my latest twitter posts. Twitter is like my micro-blog, and it can be updated by my iPhone! So Follow Me!
February 25th, 2010 | Author: Ryan Campbell
The Konami Code, also known as the Contra Code because it was popularized in the 1986 Nintendo Entertainment System game Contra. It has also appeared in many other games by Konami. The Konami code has gotten so popular that many websites such as FaceBook implemented this secret code into the HTML of their website. So I’ve decided to show my appreciation for a great code that has helped me out through the ages by adding it to this very website! If you hit ↑, ↑, ↓, ↓, ←, →, ←, →, B, A, Enter on your keyboard you will be taken to a supa sekrit page! SO DO IT NOW!!!!!!!
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February 17th, 2010 | Author: Ryan Campbell
Click the magic image above to be taken to my formspring.me page! There you can ask me any question!!! http://www.formspring.com/ryancamp . Here you can ask me questions about the site, about Tech, my life, my friends, and anything else you can think of. If it is not inappropriate I will definitely respond to you. At first I thought it was a sketchy status update site for stalkers but, then I surrendered to peer pressure and made and account cause most of my friends have them. It is a cool site, you can ask people you know with accounts things anonymously or you can ask them by making an account. Check out the http://www.formspring.me and make an account and ask me questions! Widget thing below…
February 11th, 2010 | Author: Ryan Campbell
So Apple sent me out a review unit of the iPad so I could review it and so far its awesome. They sent it to me cause I am awesome and I personally know Steve Jobs. I called him up on my iPhone 4G and he sent me out a review model with some cool iPad Apps. The iWork suite is pretty good and it even has a camera! My version is also running 4.0 and it is awesome, there is flash, mobile iChat, and mobile finder! My iPad also has an 4.0 ghz Apple A5 chip thats still in beta testing. My iPad runs OS X and it has handwriting recognition, so since i got this iPad I have been getting all the ladyeez, I cant keep them off me! Do you want to know how to get an iPad like mine?
February 3rd, 2010 | Author: Ryan Campbell
Wait? What, what is this… it looks to me the iPad take apart reveals the bezel having a MacBook camera slot. A camera slot? Further investigation reveals that a MacBook camera connects to an iPad and the ambient light sensor and the LED lights up. Further evidence revealed that the iPad SDK in the emulator revealed that the iPad Contacts app has the option to add Photos and within that option to take a photo for the contact. AND Steve Jobs himself had an iPad that in the light glare showed what could be a camera? So will the iPad ship with a camera? Why has Apple kept this on the DL? Strange marketing techniques, perhaps Apple kept this a secret to allow more buzz to circulate through the iPad? I personally think we will see a camera in the iPad? How about you?
January 5th, 2010 | Author: Ryan Campbell
So today google released their own phone running their own operating system, the nexus one. The Nexus One has a 1.o gHz processor, touch screen and runs the Android OS by google. The Nexus One features Android OS 2.1, which features new features live wallpapers, and new applications. The phone is available on T-Mobile and is available unlocked. It will be on verizon later this year. Since the phone is unlocked it can run on AT&T but it will only use Edge and not 3G. The phone features a 5.0 megapixel auto-focus camera with LED flash and digital zoom, GPS receiver, Bluetooth, and WiFi capabilities. Overall it looks to be a good phone, even a competitor to the iPhone. If apple doesn’t bump up the specs of the next iPhone I might get a Nexus One.
