

Today I had three fruit flies in my glass of wine. I need this cartoon to cope with it.
Just in case you haven't seen these oops messages yet, click here (from googlewatchblog.de).
When you see such a lame joke here, you know: I'm running out of ideas.
(Feet is from TechCrunch).
Robert Scoble has some trouble with syncing his dates via Mobile Me.
I have several optical mice and a mouse pad with the official wedding photo of my best friend. They don't do too well together.
Microsofts new advertising approach (see Adrian Kingsley-Hughes and Adrian Kingsley-Hughes) can be leveraged in your every day life.
See Deb Perelman about Signs you might not be IT management material
See Joe McKendrick and low expectations (thank you Joe for pointing to my cartoon!).
Sorry, no cartoon today. And I guess I'm a little late with my rant.
But it bugs me, that Apple ensures an iPhone monopoly in every nation by letting just one provider sell it.
And the provider can charge ridiculous prices for the plans.
E.g. here in Germany you can normally get every phone with every provider. That ensures competition.
But not with the iPhone. You have to buy it with the T-Mobile plan, which charges you at least 49 Euro for unlimited data. And T-Mobile cripples the bandwith to 64kBit download / 16kBit upload after 300MB of downloaded data . Why do I need 3G when it's crippled to ISDN pace?
Thank you Apple for bringing us the monopoly back!
(I have to confess: The iPhone is great and I want one too.)
With the opportunities of a SOA the business side and the IT side will become best friends.