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I took a trip to Europe, first trip in years without a laptop. All I had was my iPhone and at no point did I feel disconnected. Was able to follow the Wimbled
by bbgm 17y ago
I took a trip to Europe, first trip in years without a laptop. All I had was my iPhone and at no point did I feel disconnected. Was able to follow the Wimbledon final, check out webcams to see mountain conditions, keep tabs on places I usually keep tabs on (including this one). My laptop is where I do things in bunk (everything from recording music and editing video to writing code and crunching through 100's of emails). Of course, everyone is different, but just as "stay connected" devices, I've always wondered where netbooks fit in. That description you just provided, easily fits a top notch smartphone today. Heck you can even ssh into running machines and check their state.
- MrGunn 17y agoSo does the iphone finally have PuTTY now, or is Symbian still the only one?
- axod 17y agoThere's a good number of ssh apps for the iPhone, the one I use is fair bit nicer than putty :/ , or obviously you can just install a web based ssh client on your server if you feel brave about security.