3 of 5 of my top battery pulling apps are book related, one is getting a lot of use for NaNo prep, and the other has been used for music lately.
#firstworldproblems #mybatteryisstartingtodie
3 of 5 of my top battery pulling apps are book related, one is getting a lot of use for NaNo prep, and the other has been used for music lately.
#firstworldproblems #mybatteryisstartingtodie
My screen is #artscreen (Charles Sheeler) at the moment, but this probably counts as #bookishscreen, right? 😍📚
Just realized I can‘t take a picture of “my one device” with my one device. Hmmm. This book about the invention and production of the iPhone is written with humor and touches on the changes in the world that came with it. A picture of Ethel instead😺
My brand new, first ever mobile phone, not yet set up, but a good photo prop for my review of this fascinating micro-history about the iPhone. Technology anthropology, well-researched, making it clear that the device was not created by one man at Apple, but built on ideas & materials from around the world, through "collaborative incremental work, fledgling start-ups & massive public research institutes." #audiobook narrated by Tristan Morris.
I will soon purchase my very first mobile phone (still in the research stage; Litten advice is welcome) so this audiobook has particular relevance to me now.
I really enjoyed how he story of the making of the first iPhone is interweaved with the details of where parts and materials are sourced from and with details of the manufacturing process. Highly recommended, particularly if you're an Apple nerd.
"Can you shut up and let me teach you some science."