Great news! The Wordpress iPhone app just hit the app store. You can download it now here:

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=285073074&mt=8

It recognizes your catagories now and seems to be a little quicker on OS 3.0. Now all I need is a little “Sent from my iPhone” signature. :)

Robert and I are working on setup for this Fridays Live tech chat at noon. Sneak peak. http://www.corndogcomputers.com/live/

We’re working on the comment system for posts right now, and had to make an adjustment on some older posts. Should have it fixed by the end of the day.

Hey, at least you get the news again if you missed it the first time! :)

Windows/Mac/Linux: The final version of the Firefox is starting to show up on Mozilla’s web site, and some readers are reporting update notices.

Instant messaging is the quick way of replying to non-essential e-mail. You can save valuable time by answering routine messages with instant messages instead of e-mail. Click Reply on the toolbar, and then select Reply with Instant Message from the drop-down menu. This will start Microsoft Office Communicator, which you can then use to send an instant message in less time than a conventional e-mail message.

Skype for iPhone ver 1.1 in includes voicemail and SMS support. Sorry, no push notifications. #iPhone #skype

Skype for iPhone update version 1.1. Direct app-store link… http://tinyurl.com/c93ofv

Ok. I think I’ve got the Twitter tools setup right now. Check out the site: http://www.corndogcomputers.com/

via Dave Caolo @ TUAW

As promised, Steve’s medical leave ended with the month of June. Last January, Apple announced that CEO Steve Jobs would take a leave of absense to deal with medical issues for approximately six months. Since then, we’ve learned that Steve had a liver transplant and today Apple confirmed his return.

“Steve Jobs is back to work. He is at Apple a few days a week and working from home the other days,” Apple spokesman Steve Dowling said. “We’re glad to have him back.”
That’s great news for the company and, more importantly, for Steve himself. There has been much noise about Steve during the past six months, including Apple’s future without him, who might take over and the company’s obligation to keep investors informed about the health of their CEO. Here’s hoping the din dies down and that Steve continues to enjoy a long and productive career at Apple.

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