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The Year Ahead: 2012

It is 2012 and I started the year by watching “2012” the movie. I’m looking forward to see what 2012 has in store for us.

  • 2012 is a Leap Year.
  • United States Presidential Election will be held in 2012.
  • What would Apple do in post-Steve Jobs era?
  • What would Google do with Motorola?
  • What would become of Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA).
  • There’s Windows 8.

What I’ve heard:

  • Adobe Creative Suite 6 might include the new De-Blur filter.
  • Photoshop Touch is coming to iOS/iPad.
  • The next iPhone after iPhone 4S is the one I want according the mysterious Apple employee.
  • The next iPad is another incremental upgrade from iPad 2.
  • Interesting new MacBook Pro design.

Well, I wish you all the best possible outcome in 2012.

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Pillage Pie The Kitten

Pillage Pie The Kitten is looking for a loving home. Despite of her name, she is a loving kitten. Beautiful amber eyes accompanied with a bucket of purr. Pillage Pie is currently residing somewhere in Southern California. By the way, I hear Redditors love cats.

Picture is taken using Canon EOS 60D.

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iPhone Autocorrect: Motörhead

I noticed it a while back, but a tweet from Dave Navarro inspired me to spread the word even more. iPhone Autocorrect knows how to spell Motörhead, with the umlaut on the second “o”.

Click the image below for the video.

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Moving domain name away from Go Daddy.

Previously on the 37prime, the internet and real life:

Are Go Daddy’s intensions pure or just damage control?

Well, I have been wanting to move the only domain I have away from Go Daddy for a long time. I registered the domain name through Google Apps and at that time Go Daddy was the only option given. Go Daddy is one of two Google’s domain registration partners, the other one is eNom.com

So I went to Hover.com to transfer the domain name. Hover opposes SOPA, as the blog says.

Tutorial on moving your domain from Go Daddy to Hover.

Disclaimer:
This post is not a commercial endorsement of Hover.com.