I did my taxes by e-file, on my iPhone, in 10 min, for $15.
That’s pretty much the coolest thing to happen to the lamest activity possible.
I did my taxes by e-file, on my iPhone, in 10 min, for $15.
That’s pretty much the coolest thing to happen to the lamest activity possible.
UK government fancies itself as an iPhone developer
The British are up in arms because the government spent £32k on an iPhone app that helps people find jobs?
If the U.S. government made an iPhone app it would have cost $2 million to develop and would simply forward you to Monster Jobs.
I find it interesting that the iOS has such a positive lead with regard to hardware, security and near term viability but that Android still holds long term favor.
Either developers feel stuck with Apple and are just grinning and bearing it until Android UI and hardware catches up, or they just like underdogs.
AT&T and Apple: A marriage made in hell - Jun. 16, 2010
That’s the money quote right there. I as frustrating as I am sure preordering an iPhone was for some people, they will forget about it entirely once they have the device in their hands (Assuming that making a dropped call isn’t the first thing they do..).
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