http://www.salling.com/blog ...on mobile phones, computers, and cool stuff... Fri, 26 Oct 2007 12:17:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Please check this forum post for a 3.5.1 build of Salling Clicker that'll work with Leopard: http://www.salling.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6018 I'm out of town this week (scheduled since way back), and as I am not able to handle the full load of email support (over 3G/UMTS) that usually comes with a full release/announce cycle, I'm ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/19 I've long been a fan of the Opera Mini browser. Especially for whenever I'm using a non-smartphone (and sometimes when I'm on a smartphone, too). For those who're not familiar with Opera Mini, here's what's so cool about it: All browsing goes through Opera's compressing web proxy. A web page which ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/18 One snag introduced in S60 3rd Edition is that we can no longer launch our Salling Clicker background server application automatically when the phone starts. What this means for you is that your phone cannot accept incoming Bluetooth connections from Salling Clicker on your computer, unless you've manually launched the ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/17 I had a nice chat with Carl-Johan Eelde from Swedish Mac-site MacNytt the other day. Here's my rough translation of the interview, as it was originally posted on the MacNytt site (his questions in bold; parts of the interview specifically pertaining to Swedish customers have been edited out): A few days ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/16 As a followup to my last post about the surprising longevity of the Sony Ericsson P990i battery under (light) WiFi usage, I ran a similar test on the Nokia N95. Again, I connected Salling Clicker 3.5 (non-public beta) via WiFi to my computer and went to bed. As with the ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/15 A few days ago I ran a "long-haul" WiFi test with the upcoming 3.5 version of Salling Clicker. Basically, I wanted to see (1) what kind of battery drainage one should expect and more importantly (2) that the connection didn't go stale after a while of idleness. The results were ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/14 My apologies for the blog being kind of silent for the last 9 months or so. I've had work up to my eyes and there just wasn't a whole lot of time to post anything. Lots of stuff have happened since the 3.0.1 release of Salling Clicker. A number of smartphones ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/12 PCWorld.com digs Salling Clicker 3. We're in good company, too! Some of the other cool products awarded are Intel Core Duo, Newsgator FeedDemon, Google Earth, and Xbox 360. Many thanks to the kind folks at PCWorld.com! Check out the whole list here (Salling Clicker at place 86): http://pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,125706,pg,13,00.asp Meanwhile, we're working on a ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/10 Sometimes, I hear about people doing cool things with Salling Clicker. You know, things that are a bit out of the ordinary. I hope to cover some of these in a series of posts here on the blog. Let me know if you have an interesting Clicker story of your ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/9 Over at Shirt Pocket Watch, my buddy Dave Nanian blogs about a long-standing bug in OS X Tiger that has an unpleasant impact on his SuperDuper! disk cloning product and his customers' experience: "This is really frustrating for our users, because things don’t work in a mysterious (and ungrammatical) way. And ... http://www.salling.com/blog/archives/7