I say @TiPB but it seems to only be @reneritchie. Why is it Rene always has to take a knock at Flash or Google/Android at any chance he gets? To be a writer on a blog dedicated to Apple he absolutely loves to do his best to attack Adobe and Google.

Why am I blogging this? Simple. I posted the other day about @AndroidCentral and how they call it like they see it. Well, Jerry Hildebrand [@gbhil] wrote an excellent post today: Editorial: My dog’s better than your dog — but only to me.

Choice.  There’s something for everyone, and none of the choices are wrong.  In fact, maybe none of the Android choices are for you, and that’s OK.

I think this is the fundamental point @reneritchie does not get. If he does, I don’t see it.

Rene, if you read this, I just want you to know [or at least consider] these points:

• It is ok for people not to want an iPhone or iPad.
• Adobe can do and does good work.
• It is ok for Flash to work well on desktop and mobile.
• It is ok for Flash to still be used on the web.
• Other tablets provide really good experiences.
• Google isn’t evil because they serve ads. One of your sites uses them [Google Ads at that] and your job has them too.

It simply could be better if Rene left the fighting to UCF peeps.

I learned this at D2WC last week, which I’ll blog about the whole experience later, so when I came across Spotify today I was pleased to see it implemented on their YouTube player. It adds a nice, subtle feel to the player like it is more than just an object/embed slapped on page. It is actually a physical object within the page space. Take a look at what I mean:

I upgraded to Twenty Eleven today and it threw off my banner as well as some widgets, etc. Bear with me while I get the blog back to the previous look, tweaked a bit of course.

Yeah, I’m amped up to start playing NCAA Football 2012. Before I begin I have to get my game tight by having a wallpaper on my backup MacBook Pro [employee uses it mainly but I slide over to it every now and then].

So, I thought I’d share it here as well [as G+]. Let me know what you think.

So, I finally got around to moving the site to @MediaTemple’s (gs) service. I’ve wanted to do this for quite some time but since I commented on @gruber’s posts every now and then I really wanted to just to make sure I didn’t get “fireball’ed” [site crash due to too much traffic]. lol.

Jokes aside…I’m a huge fan of @mediatemple and their services. Eventually all of my personal and all @katapultmedia sites will be on @mediatemple.

Aight…1st post on the new service is done. I’ll have a new post up soon w/ details on why I’ve been so quiet.