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Those innovative Japanese…
Japan’s Philanderers Stay Faithful to Their ‘Infidelity Phones’ [wsj.com]
Fujitsu’s “privacy mode” is a layer of nearly invisible security that hides missed calls, emails and text messages from contacts designated as private. If one of those acquaintances gets in touch, the only signal of that communication is a subtle change in the color or shape of how the battery sign or antenna bars are displayed. If ignored, the call doesn’t appear in the phone log.
The changes are so subtle that it would be impossible to spot for an untrained eye. When the privacy mode is turned off through a secret combination of keys, the concealed calls and messages appear, and voice mail becomes accessible.
I don’t know whether to be impressed or depressed by this.
Threadless Totes
I rarely wear t-shirts out of the house, which means that every single tee I own from Threadless is in rather good condition even if I bought it in 2005. So I’m glad they now make totes, or eco-bags, with their…
Our First Visit to the Children’s Emergency Room
I woke up feeling uncommonly good today. I guess I should have recognised it as a kind of foreshadowing. As per my standard weekday operating procedure, I stumble-tripped into the kitchen for my bowl of cereal, and came face-to-face with my…
I said the exact same thing about the sitting/perching at 16 months! Ha. and I LOVE those kicks.
Oh that is funny. Similar 16 month traits, many months and miles apart. And I’m very enamoured with those kicks too. I know I’ll be really sad when she outgrows them.