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Using Pogoplug To Stream Music From Home To My iPhone 4OS Phone

Wednesday, June 23 Paul Colligan

I figured out something very cool today that works on my current iPhone 3GS and my Pogoplug. As you can see in this video, I’ve got my iPhone running IOS 4 streaming music from home using my Pogoplug. Yes, I know we can do that with Pandora, but sometimes I like listening to my own…Read More »

iOS4 (iPhone OS 4) Thoughts

Monday, June 21 Paul Colligan

I have to admit the following – I spent the morning putting off the errands I needed to run because I knew the IOS update was coming. Yes, I’m that kinda geek. P.s., running errands with Pandora streaming in the background the whole time – priceless. So, the new version of the iPhone OS is…Read More »

Google TV – What It Could Mean

Wednesday, June 16 Paul Colligan

I finally got my mind around Google TV and what it “means.” And it is big. First of all, it is real competition in the “Internet video on your television” space. With Apple TV admitting being nothing but a hobby and everyone else caring about their efforts with the same passion BP seems to care…Read More »

Weekend Roundup: Unlimited Edition

Friday, June 4 Paul Colligan

This weekend I’m at Brendon Burchard’s Experts Academy event. Unlimited potential in this room. I thought that would be my theme for this update. The Podcast Secrets teleseminar earlier this week reminded me of how unlimited the potential is in this space. I decided to give the recording to anyone who asks. Just sign up…Read More »

Weekend Roundup: Returns And Launches Edition

Friday, April 30 Paul Colligan

Old favorites are coming back (in some new ways) this weekend: John Reese is back in this space with some fascinating training on outsourcing (“the right way”) for $2 an hour. AFF The iPad 3G launches late today, but I still have some questions. With Facebook launching this new “Like” feature, wouldn’t it be great…Read More »

Is Your Next Book An App?

Monday, April 12 Paul Colligan

I’ve been saying for a few years now that the real definition of Web 2.0 is “your content on your customer’s terms.” Everything really comes down to that as far as I’m concerned. Techcrunch recently published a piece that says that authors need to publish their “next book” as an App (instead of an iBook)….Read More »

Weekend Roundup: Operation iPad Edition

Friday, April 2 Paul Colligan

Starting a new feature here at the blog – the Weekend Round Up. It’s sort of a “stuff you missed” kinda thing. We’ll run it for a few weeks and see what you think/hear. Please leave any comments below. And, if you have a better name … The big news around here is Operation iPad…Read More »

iPad Pre-Order Live At Paul’s iPad

Thursday, March 11 Paul Colligan

Update: iPad Pre-order Video At YouTube. With all the excitement about the iPad Pre-Order options tomorrow, I thought I’d do something fun. As we all know, the pre-ordering starts 530a Pacific / 930a Eastern – but we don’t know … Will there be limits on orders? Will the Apple Servers be able to handle the…Read More »

The Problem With iBooks – The Platform Is Very Limited

Monday, March 1 Paul Colligan

The last 10 or so books I’ve read have all been on my Kindle. Not only are we a 2-Kindle family but I can show you that I’ve actually saved money on these devices. Every time I pick up a business book that retails at least fifteen bucks more for the dead tree edition, I…Read More »

What Screen Is The iPad – And Does It Matter?

Monday, February 22 Paul Colligan

There is a concept called the “fourth screen” (link goes to Wikipedia) that you need to be familiar with for this post to make sense. There’s actually a concept of the fifth screen (again, Wikipedia link) as well, but we need to chat about that later. In short, the idea is that the “first” screen…Read More »

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