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Sitting Shortens your Life Span

• Research Article
• Chicago Tribune Summary (Mostly ACS press release variation)

Oxford English Dictionary, the off-line version, is permanently off-line.

• Online Story
• Oxford University Press
• The actual online service

Text to Speech in iPad vs. Kindle

• NY Times mention of iPad function
• Original Story from Long Ago re: Kindle

Facebook is now Big Brother?

• TV Channel Version of Facebook GPS story
• TMCnet version

Turner puts up TBS and TNT channels onto TV Anywhere via Verizion FIOS

• Story via the Cable Show a while back
• Now they actually did it.  Another reference.
• More about Turner Broadcasting
• More about Disney ABC

Porsche 918 Spyder Hybrid should begin production now

• From motorauthority.com
• Press relsease
• Wikipedia entry

Possible research breakthrough: solar cells that run on light and heat both

• Stanford Report (source/press release)
• Daily Tech story

Boeing Ventures into Making Commercial Spacecraft

• Press Release from Boeing
• Related Story from Network World

And, a picture…

CST-100 Capsule

Job Openings at IBM in Columbia, MO

• Press Release from IBM
• Another city getting similar; includes description of rhythm vs. jazz vs. blues.

Amazon says E-book sales triple; we speculate on true opening of a new market. (Thanks iPad!)

• WSJ Article
• Biz Week

Japan: Billboards That See You

• Wire story (AFP)
• PhysOrg

Answer to question: is there a way to do quickbooks on the iPhone?

In and of itself? No. There is no Quickbooks stand-alone application for the iPhone. There are some crude alternate bookkeeping applications for the iPhone. But, nothing has impressed me.

As “powerful” as the iPhone is compared to some other smart phones, it pales compared to a desktop computer on multiple levels. And, without that power, it would be a poor place to put bookkeeping software. Today. Maybe that will change some day. Just my opinion.

But to answer a related question: is it possible to see Quickbooks via the iPhone?

Yes!

Or, to put it differently, there are ways to use the iPhone as a advanced interface to see Quickbooks running on Intuit’s online system.

So, the program running on the iPhone is not running Quickbooks internally.

For details about Quicken’s online system, visit http://quickbooksonline.intuit.com/ If only one employee is involved and limited usage, only $9.95/month. Otherwise, $34.95/month.

If converting from a PC or Mac version of Quickbooks to the online system, the $34.95/month is the level needed.

The iPhone application itself is free. Please keep in mind that the iPhone application only gives you limited access. Ultimately, you will also need access Quickbooks via a full computer.

First software to bypass iPhone-to-iPhone-only FaceTime restriction. Apple allowing it. Suspect this is first of many.

• Story from InfoLink
• Fring

Tesla and Toyota agree to a prototype deal. Combining the design excellence of Toyota with the Advance electric car tech.

• Story from CNN
• Earlier Press Release

Russell Kirsch coming up with a new way to store images. Polygon pixels rather than square. History.

• Wired.com News Story
• Wikipedia of Kirsch

Class-Action Suits Against Apple for Iphone 4 Antenna Design

• Apple Insider Article

Google Getting Partly Blocked in China

• Service Availability Chart (from Google)
• WSJ Article

MU Schweitzer Hall Explosion

• MU Press Release
• Tribune story

More Frequency Auctions Coming

• White House Press Release

Lab-grown Lung Technique Works

• Yale Press Release
• ScienceNow Story