A few weekends ago I ran into an old Jaguar XK Roadster in the parking lot of a local grocery store and I snapped a few photos with my handy dandy iPhone. Hell of a thing to drive a classic Jag to pick up milk, but at least the guy (or girl) drives it.
I was in a rush at the time so I didnt have a chance to wait and talk with the owner and my Jag history isnt the greatest but if I was to guess I think its a 1958 Jaguar XK 150. I’m not a fan of white cars and red interiors usually don’t do it for me but I have to admit it the car was awesome.



It’s that time of year again, the main keynote speech by Phil Schiller at the Macworld 2009. Check out
I’ve owned an iPhone since day one, fellow fanboys(girls) know this as June 29th 2007 and since then I’ve come to regard my iPhone as one of the best purchases I’ve ever made. Over the last 547 days, thanks Excel, I’ve used every function on the iPhone as well as experienced a fair share of downloadable applications and I’ve come up with a list of annoyances that should be fixed. I know you’ve probably read plenty of articles pointing out the about lack of flash and cut/copy paste functionality so I wont go there…too late.
