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Written by Tony
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Thursday, 19 January 2012 |
"Sent from my iPhone"
Yeah, that's the default signature that Apple puts into the iPhone - either you love it or hate it, I guess. I think it's a good idea to have a signature like this so that people can excuse your spelling and typing mistakes. I'm even thinking of putting this signature in my email program so that people will either be impressed with my one handed typing ability or else forgive any mistakes there, too.
To change "Sent from my iPhone" to something else, you simply go to:
Settings > Mail > Signature
Change it and then go back to "Mail" with the left arrow at the top. There's no "Save" button there. You don't need to.
But what should you change it to? What are some good "Sent from my iPhone" alternatives out there? Well, I found a few and put them here with some of my own. If you have some good ideas, put them in the comments:
- Sent from my iPhone… jealous?
- Sent from my Atari 2600
- Sent from my iPhone, jerk
- Sent from my $400 phone
- Proudly typed on an iPhone
- Sent from my ipwn
- You’ve been iPhoned
- I make more money than you do
- Sent from the Future
- Yes, I have an iPhone. Want to hook up?
- Sent from my Whiteberry.
- Sorry for my spelling mistakes and for non-formated text
- Sent from my eyePhone
- Sent using the interwebs
- Sent using up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, select, start
- Sent from someone else’s iPhone
- Sent from my iPad Mini
- Sent on my iPhone while driving
- Sent from my iRotaryPhone
- Sent from my iPhone... against my will.
- Typos made by my iFone.
- Sent from my iPhone I stole
- Sent from your girlfriend's house
- Sent from my iPhone, dictated to Siri
- Sent from my iPhone, read by you
- Sent from my iPhone 4s
Any more???
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Written by Tony
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Tuesday, 13 December 2011 |
Ford Focus Wagon 2012
I saw one of these on the road the other day. It was the Ford Focus wagon Platinum edition and it was yellow. It looked pretty darn cool! I thought that it would be a fun car to take out on the track. Ford seems to be coming up with some better design lately and they are also more reliable than they used to be as well - go Ford! I believe they didn't take any government money either, so go Ford again!
Here's some pictures of the one I made online. I forgot the price but it was near $30k. For me, I'd rather almost get a used Lotus Elise for that much cash, so I don't plan on getting one but here's the one I would get.


I really like the lines. Very aero-dynamic looking and it looks tough, too. With the interior, they've done a nice job with that as well and I like the options available. Whatever my next car is, it will have to have heated seats - for sure. A must-have in Wisconsin, I think. Just watch, I'll get that and then move to Arizona or something. :-)
I do look forward to seeing more of these on the road - and I do like the 5-door sport wagon more than the coupe for some reason. More sporty looking - it probably has a higher center of gravity though.
-Tony
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Written by Tony
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Sunday, 13 November 2011 |
Easy Photo Blogging
I've decided to start a photo blog. I was going to start it at the beginning of 2012 but found some time to do the research on how to set up a photo blog. I wanted a photo blog set up so that I could just simply take the picture from my iPhone and email it to my website / blog. I did some work and get it set up running pretty smoothly, so I figured why not start it now instead?
You can find it here:
photoblog.tonyherman.com
It's using WordPress and a few, good plugins along with a photo blogging theme. I have a special, private email account programmed into my iphone and all I do is take a picture and send it as an email to my website and then it appears on the website. If I was going to do it, I wanted it to be set up as conveniently as possible. I didn't want it to be a hassle or where I would forget to do a sync or something. I simply wanted to take the picture, send it and be done. So that's what I did.
How to Set Up a Photo Blog
Later, I'll come up with a small eBook and some instructions so that if someone else wanted to set one up, they could. Or maybe people would want me to set one up for them so it would be easy for them.
Why a Photo Blog?
I think a photo blog is a great idea because you get to look back and see where you were each day. Maybe some days, it'll just be a picture of the pen on my desk or other days, I could be traveling and send in something more exciting. Your friends and family get to peek in on your life and see what's going on as well. The great thing is that the picture can say a lot.
The cool thing about a photo a day is that you sort of have to decide what will be your photo. You only get one a day, so make it count. I'll be looking for the opportunity to take a good picture wherever I go. I'll have to set some kind of reminder at night to remind me to take one in case the day gets busy and I forget.
Why With an iPhone?
I'm getting more and more into photography and have had some really nice photos - especially around Madison. I just got the iPhone 4S and the camera on it is actually really good. It's just 8 mega pixels, but that's enough but the optics of the camera have really improved - noticeably improved if you ask me. You can take some really great photos with an iPhone. You just have to recognize the moment. Since it's on the phone, I'll pretty much always have it with me, too.
What Else Can Be Done?
I might also hook it into Facebook and Twitter so that my picture also automatically gets sent there as well.
-Tony
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