I recently learned a valuable lesson during a family road trip to Seaside, Florida. The first part of the drive from Nashville was pretty simple, but then it became a little tricky as we got closer to Florida. Pouring rain … Continue reading
My iPhone is cluttered with stuff, I’m the first to admit it, so is my machine. If I could find a few extra hours in a day I would take the steps to start cleaning unused files, but I don’t … Continue reading
Ben Zimmer of the New York Times recently wrote a great article on the history of FAIL. That’s FAIL the interjection not the verb. Zimmer wrote: In July 2003, a contributor to Urbandictionary.com noted that fail could be used as … Continue reading
I asked our technical support and customer service manager, Rachel, what question our support team receives the most. The #1 issue is that the iPod/iPhone and third party products do not always communicate well. For example, she explained that occasionally customers … Continue reading
At Griffin we’re encouraged to celebrate Halloween to the best of our ability. We’ve seen a pink bunny, a wicked witch and ice cream sandwich (to name a few) stroll through our doors on October 31st. This year we could … Continue reading
There’s an interesting post today on Silicon Alley Insider about the rise in iPhone use for business. A recent study by Goldman Sachs found that 50% of the respondents said they use their iPhones for “both personal and business use.” … Continue reading