In which Zach discusses what the new iPhone/iPod software update means for the Arab World: most obviously, Arabic language support.
The Personal Blog of Zach Heise
In which Zach discusses what the new iPhone/iPod software update means for the Arab World: most obviously, Arabic language support.
I can’t believe that it’s already drawing near the end of my first four months in Jordan. Time has really flown; it still seems like yesterday that I was meeting Ahmad at the airport, awkwardly shaking hands with him while carrying what seemed like a dozen bags, and taking my first sleep-stupored bus ride into […]
There’s only about a week and a half remaining before classes start at Ayn Al Basha, and I can tell that they’re going to be ridiculously busy. Since Sunday, Wajih has had me going onsite every day to help oversee the final stages of the construction, and he’s put me in charge of designing, purchasing, […]
In which Zach offers a technician’s opinion on Apple’s new computers, released Oct 14, 2008, as to why the new design is inferior to the previous.
In which Zach enjoys the end of Ramadan, and gets to do some relaxing computer work.
Much has been made over the past few months about the problems with Apple’s new “everything” service, “MobileMe,” which purports to take care of all of your online needs in one swoop for $99 a year: mail, photos, file storage, and calender. They’d be pretty close to being correct, too – give a person a […]