Between Netflix & Hulu Plus, I've got all the TV and movies I can stand to watch. I dropped my cable plan down to local broadcast only and if I don't find a reason to watch any of those channels soon I'll drop the whole shebang.
I've been beta testing a Lala iPhone/iTouch app that let's me stream my entire Lala-synced iTunes library, plus and web tracks/albums I've purchase from lala.com. So I have my complete music library on my phone anywhere there's Wi-Fi or a data connection. Plays nicely with Facebook, too.
It feels a lot like a killer app to me. Maybe Apple thought it was too good to not bring it in-house.
Glad it's working for you. I have a close friend on a similar track. She has difficulties at times, but manages it and prefers the full spectrum over the duller edges.
I think one of our weaknesses as a society is our insistence on defining and trying to be "normal." In so doing, we also define "abnormal" and thus limit our perception and understanding of the natural world.
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Between Netflix & Hulu Plus, I've got all the TV and movies I can stand to watch. I dropped my cable plan down to local broadcast only and if I don't find a reason to watch any of those channels soon I'll drop the whole shebang.
>>Each to their own really.
At first I read this as "Each to their own reality." Works either way, but I like mine better.
Is it just me, or free wifi from Starbucks is just some wishful thinking?
It's free if you register a Starbucks card and maintain a balance on that card.
I've been beta testing a Lala iPhone/iTouch app that let's me stream my entire Lala-synced iTunes library, plus and web tracks/albums I've purchase from lala.com. So I have my complete music library on my phone anywhere there's Wi-Fi or a data connection. Plays nicely with Facebook, too.
It feels a lot like a killer app to me. Maybe Apple thought it was too good to not bring it in-house.
Glad it's working for you. I have a close friend on a similar track. She has difficulties at times, but manages it and prefers the full spectrum over the duller edges.
I think one of our weaknesses as a society is our insistence on defining and trying to be "normal." In so doing, we also define "abnormal" and thus limit our perception and understanding of the natural world.