Cube Runner

Andy Qua, thank you, for bringing us Cube Runner to the iPhone/iPod Touch via AppStore. The game's objective is simple: fly through a 3D landscape littered with cubes. Hit a cube, you 'splode. Don't hit a cube and you rack up points. The further you go the faster you fly and the more complex landscape you must navigate. Well done, sir. Well done.

Want to give it a try? Click here to go directly to Cube Runner in the AppStore.

iPhone 2.0 update

Unfortunately with Vandy buying my iPhone in March I don't expect a 3G will be coming my way anytime soon, but I am pleased with the outcome of the 2.0 firmware update for the iPhone (both first-gen and 3G models). The 2.0 update brings me ActiveSync with the Exchange system at work for live updates of email, contacts and calendars including multiple contact groups. The scientific calculator has been handy for subnet calculations. Probably the greatest thing is the AppStore with hundreds (and growing) applications available over-the-air with over 50% of them free of charge. I've been accused of becoming an Apple fanatic -- a label I'm willing to live with -- and in keeping with that I will say the iPhone is one of the greatest devices for the consumer wanting a phone, digital audio player, portable video and a browser capable of full-screen browsing. Sure, there are others out there but how many have such an easy-to-use interface that well, even a two year old can master?

Weather in Tennessee

I know many of my readers are outside of Tennessee... just 2 days ago it was almost 75. They say if you don't like the weather, wait a minute...(yeah, taken with iPhone)