Go to webmonkey.com for some tutorials

Yes, WebMonkey.com is still a great source for tutorials on building web pages, blogs, visual design , etc.

It has also been enhanced with technology diggs and reviews. Honestly it has been about 5 years since i last visited the site.

Today, while updating my Google Reader I found an interesting article on the webmonkey discussing google talk a chat application that is now available on iPhone.

Now i wish that i could import my AIM contacts into it, just like I can do via Gmail. but no, i guess AT&T does not want to loose its SMS profits. bummer

XMRadio on iPhone

Yes, it finally happend the marriage of my two favorite products! XM will start streaming 25 of its channels on iPhone. Too bad it will cost $9.00. So, i need to get the Orb working on my iPhone to get all the channels, and not to pay a dime for it.

To read the press release :
Click here

Using Orb Server to stream content to iPhone

Orb server can be downloaded to windows. You will then be prompted to create an account. Once the server is set up you will navigate to orb website via your Safari browser on the iPhone. Then you just stream and chill!

Favorite iPhone Feature

My favorite feature on the iPhone is, its integration with Google tools. For example if I need to get directions to a particular venue I can send SMS addressed to Google with the name and zip code, or city of the location. Within seconds I get a response back, I can click on the link and call the number directly from SMS, or I can click on the map link and Google Maps gets launched.

From the map of the location, I can route directions directly from wherever I am at.

Other useful features, are Gmail and Reader ... but those are more traditional and don't tend to interest me as much as SMSing with Google.

I will post some images later.