If you hadn’t noticed and I’m not sure if I mentioned this, but I’ve been writing again for Maclife.com. I’m currently working on the on-boarding process to begin to write for cultofmac.com. I hope that you will look for me there sometime in the near future. I”ll be bringing some of the things all of you liked that I was doing on CNET to that site.
I’ve spent a good part of this week working on my new website. I hope to have it up and running soon. The announcement will be made here. Stay tuned and thanks for being patient.
Things are slowly coming together and I’m working towards some fairly lofty goals for myself, but nothing I cannot handle 2010 and beyond should be very exciting.
I’ve been taking a break now for about two weeks and I feel it’s been well deserved.
This coming week things will start to ramp up once I figure out a few things…
Today will be my last day writing for iPhone Atlas. It’s hard to imagine that I’ve written or contributed to more than 450 posts during my nearly two-year tour of duty with CNET’s iPhone Atlas.
I have been serving up news, break fixes, tips, etc. to more users than I ever could have imagined, and I’m grateful that I had the opportunity to do so. I have always been greatly humbled by your reader responses, and I have had an amazing time meeting some really great people along the way.
If you would like to stay in touch, please follow me on Twitter or visit my personal Web site for updates on my next iPhone and iPad projects.
I’m working on a app proposal for an iPhone app and still plugging away at the new website. I need more time!!!
I’ve finally found some free time in my busy schedule to work on my website. First, I had to rearrange some things on the back end and now I’m finally ready to start building.
Still working on the blog’s appearance, settings, etc. I hope to go live with the blog – where I’m completely satisfied with it – hmmm when will that be?!?!? Sometime early next week hopefully.
Stay tuned!!
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