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#Euchre 3d for android tv#

It seems like you can do a lot of really cool stuff with it. You can add your own locations to a map, add paths, shapes, etc. Check out the “My Maps” tab at Google Maps.

Google Maps(My Maps) - This is a really sweet new feature.

There are even a few tools out there to sync with iCal. It seems like the easiest way to maintain a calendar from anywhere.

Google Calendar - A friend from work got me hooked on this.

Google Docs / Spreadsheets - Very useful just to be able to share some simple spreadsheets with other people(mainly my fiance).

I’ve been using all the other google stuff and it seemed like a good thing to do.

GMail - I’m not sure why I’ve been using this.

I’ve also become hooked on a variety of google services Apple may achieve its goal of taking over my living room if they continue with this kind of strategy. It seems like the first instance I have heard of where a large company is actually trying to stop screwing over consumers with the content that they buy! Things bode very well for the future.

Another very interesting thing that Apple has announced was that they will being to sell non-DRMed content in the iTunes Store.

#Euchre 3d for android tv#

I might have to pick one up, with all the possibilities that a 3-inch tall $300 computer with builtin TV outputs / WiFi could bring to the table when some of the hacks become more mature. It seems like Apple almost intentionally left it very hackable. Within days of the Apple TV being released, however, the hacks started flowing. I do have a bunch of TV shows archived on my hard drive, but they are not encoded in H.264/MOV/MPEG so I wouldn’t also be able to get the content onto my TV. Normally this wouldn’t be a product for me, because I don’t buy video content from the Apple store. First of all, they released the Apple TV. Apple has had a couple of interesting things happen recently.Things I have been following closely lately:

I’m still kind of apprehensive about the acquisition, but hopefully things will work out. As of April 1, I officially became a “Sogetian”. Also, things have been interesting around work recently because my previous employer (Software Architects) was bought by Sogeti. I’d been working a lot of overtime in the past week or so, but that is coming to an end. A “sprint” is a unit of time/work in the SCRUM methodology that we use. In liue of like 8 blog posts, I figured I’d split this up between what I’ve been up to recently, some technology news that has interested me, and what I’d like to work on in the future. I’ve been working on a lot of things recently. It’s really amazing how fast technology moves.