For some reason my iPhone didn’t want to turn on today, so I had to figure out (by reading some simple directions, it wasn’t hard) how to reset it this evening. (Didn’t have time during the day to mess with it.)
Surprise, surprise– 50 new emails! Yikes! My iPhone has started to change my life for the better in several ways, principally by letting me keep my inbox clear during the day. Time to play catch-up now! 🙂
I snapped this picture with the iSight camera on my Macbook, added these annotations, and directly uploaded the image to Flickr in literally 60 seconds using Skitch. I love Skitch and my Mac hardware!!! Got ideas? Publish at will…..
Technorati Tags:
iphone
If you enjoyed this post and found it useful, subscribe to Wes’ free newsletter. Check out Wes’ video tutorial library, “Playing with Media.” Information about more ways to learn with Dr. Wesley Fryer are available on wesfryer.com/after.
On this day..
- Use Video Camera Like a Pencil – A Blog Like a Textbook – 2014
- Wind Energy in the Classroom at Podstock 2013 – 2013
- Lessons Learned Teaching Mapping Media Last Semester as a Blended Course – 2013
- A Video Lecture You Won’t Soon Forget: Video Games and Storytelling – 2012
- Webcasting with Ustream, an iPad, a Tripod & an XLR Boundary Microphone – 2012
- It’s not a real spider, it’s just a smartphone – 2011
- Alan November’s website was hacked – 2010
- River Rafting in Colorado with Buffalo Joe’s on the Arkansas River – 2010
- A free online musical – But watch out – No ratings here… – 2008
- Know any fantastic Drupal developers? – 2008
Comments
4 responses to “50 iPhone emails today”
I keep hearing all these wonderful things about Skitch, and I’ve signed up to Beta test it, but nothing yet. Glad you’re enjoying the iPhone!
Wes,
I heard Kidd Kraddick on the radio the other day complain that you have to delete emails one at a time. Is that true?
Michelle
Yes, you have to delete emails one at a time, but there is a faster way to do this than just opening each message. I created a screenshot with Skitch showing this:
Also you can wipe across the message in the mailbox view and the delete icon will show up. If you have a lot of emails to delete, you can use the “edit” method I described in this annotated screen snap.
Thanks, Wes. Haven’t gotten mine yet – I definately have iPhone envy 🙂