Comments on: Using an iPhone and Dropbox to perform a Wedding Ceremony http://ericfschwartz.com/2009/10/using-an-iphone-and-dropbox-to-perform-a-wedding-ceremony/ Fri, 12 Feb 2010 22:08:46 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Cavell http://ericfschwartz.com/2009/10/using-an-iphone-and-dropbox-to-perform-a-wedding-ceremony/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Cavell Thu, 26 Nov 2009 18:41:23 +0000 http://blog.ericschwartz.net/?p=10#comment-7 I think you could get way with using both! If you made some sort of thing to hold your iPhone in your Circa notebook then it give the perception that you are reading from the notebook. Just a thought! :-) I think you could get way with using both! If you made some sort of thing to hold your iPhone in your Circa notebook then it give the perception that you are reading from the notebook. Just a thought! :-)

]]> By: Ryan http://ericfschwartz.com/2009/10/using-an-iphone-and-dropbox-to-perform-a-wedding-ceremony/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Ryan Thu, 19 Nov 2009 10:49:25 +0000 http://blog.ericschwartz.net/?p=10#comment-6 I agree with Peter G. The iPhone is an elegant solution, but the notebook would be more appropriate. Many people have a certain distrust of having portable electronics used around them, as though the user is not paying attention to the people around them. Of course, that's not the case in this situation, but the notebook is less intrusive. For all the participants know, you could be checking your Facebook account! :-) <br><br>I use my iPhone, Dropbox, and Circa daily, and can't do without any of them. But for this case, I'd use the Circa. In addition to keeping a copy of the ceremony, you can pen in any last minute changes, use the pocket to hold the marriage license, or keep a few cards with your contact information. Keep using Dropbox to share files and access them remotely, but paper is still very much alive and well, and its use can reflect the traditional and timeless attributes of the ceremony itself.<br><br>Just my opinion. I found this post by researching how others have integrated both paper and technology into their daily lives, and I like your solution. I agree with Peter G. The iPhone is an elegant solution, but the notebook would be more appropriate. Many people have a certain distrust of having portable electronics used around them, as though the user is not paying attention to the people around them. Of course, that's not the case in this situation, but the notebook is less intrusive. For all the participants know, you could be checking your Facebook account! :-)

I use my iPhone, Dropbox, and Circa daily, and can't do without any of them. But for this case, I'd use the Circa. In addition to keeping a copy of the ceremony, you can pen in any last minute changes, use the pocket to hold the marriage license, or keep a few cards with your contact information. Keep using Dropbox to share files and access them remotely, but paper is still very much alive and well, and its use can reflect the traditional and timeless attributes of the ceremony itself.

Just my opinion. I found this post by researching how others have integrated both paper and technology into their daily lives, and I like your solution.

]]> By: Peter G. http://ericfschwartz.com/2009/10/using-an-iphone-and-dropbox-to-perform-a-wedding-ceremony/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Peter G. Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:17:45 +0000 http://blog.ericschwartz.net/?p=10#comment-5 yes, it is too 21st century i think. although not as efficient and practical as the iPhone, the notebook is more classy and more professional. in business, perception is 99% reality, wheteher justified or not. if i was in your situation, i would go with the notebook. just my opinion. yes, it is too 21st century i think. although not as efficient and practical as the iPhone, the notebook is more classy and more professional. in business, perception is 99% reality, wheteher justified or not. if i was in your situation, i would go with the notebook. just my opinion.

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