Our Velocity cheerleading team did a great job and gave it there all! Way to go girls!

iPad battery status is now at 95%.

The meet is just getting underway. I have been using my iPad since I sat down non stop. My battery life is at 96%.

I was just talking two a few moms and dads about my iPad. Everyboby agrees that it is super cool. I was showing everyone the iBooks apps, movies and TV shows, my apps, and the App Store. Maps works great and I’m glad I got here early because I-95 northbound is getting busy.

My battery just dropped down to 98%.

I just used my iPad to check the status of my friends on Facebook. My sister-in-law just ran her iPod through the wash! Ok, back to the iPhone OS 4 video. Oh, my battery is still at 100%.

A gaggle of small girls just wasked by with some costumes that my kids would never wear out of the house. Not even if they are over 18.

Over protective Dad mode off.

I’ve started to watch the iPhone OS 4 video feed that I download earlier in at the week. Wi-Fi is on and screen brightness is at about 20% and it is still bright enough to see the screen.

The location I’m at for the competition blocks Twitter (hey, it turns out the meet is at a high school). I’ll have to post updates here on SPF.

I’m starting the day at 100% battery life.

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I just saw this over on Boy Genius Report – Computer Engineer Barbie!

I know a couple of Smartphone Fanatics who will like this Barbie in their collection.

On their website, Barbie Media website, Mattel writes:

Consumers loudly campaigned for another Barbie® career. The winner of the popular vote is Computer Engineer. Computer Engineer Barbie®, debuting in Winter 2010, inspires a new generation of girls to explore this important high-tech industry, which continues to grow and need future female leaders.

“All the girls who imagine their futures through Barbie will learn that engineers — like girls — are free to explore infinite possibilities, limited only by their imagination,” says Nora Lin, President, Society of Women Engineers. “As a computer engineer, Barbie will show girls that women can turn their ideas into realities that have a direct and positive impact on people’s everyday lives in this exciting and rewarding career.”

You can read more about Barbie’s exciting new career on BarbieMedia.com.

[Via BoyGeniusReport.com…]

Happy New Year from your friends at Smartphone Fanatics!
May you have a year full a good fortune and lots of cool mobile gear!