Posted in Technology, Toys, Digital-lifestyle, Gaming on January 2nd, 2003 21 Comments »
I received my Xbox Live UK beta (XBL) bits through before xmas and played it furiously - then xmas happened. I came back to XBL today and couldn’t remember my password, even after trying many different combinations.
I called the offifical Microsoft support line and the people I spoke to did not have a record […]
Posted in Technology, Toys, Digital-lifestyle, Design, Schemes on October 26th, 2002 No Comments »
I’ve been thinking for a while that there’s really a gap in the market for well-designed computers with high quality components, especially audio capture/playback. It appears that vpr Matrix have been having similar thoughts, as they commissioned Porsche design to fashion a laptop that they’re calling the 200A5 (reviewed by PC Magazine).
I’ve only seen a […]
Posted in Digital-lifestyle on October 24th, 2002 No Comments »
After watching the launch webcast it appears that they’re trying to blur the lines between on & off-line, drawing them closer to Windows and building usage monitoring into it, allowing you to view the emails, IM and Web site activity of other users of your machine - oh and Mickey Mouse.
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Posted in Toys, Digital-lifestyle on October 23rd, 2002 No Comments »
Hmmm, Orange have just brought out an interesting phone. MS throw their hat’s in to the next wave of mobile phones that’s coming to a palm near you soon. Can’t see a price yet.
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Posted in Technology, Digital-lifestyle on October 18th, 2002 No Comments »
A standard for the distribution of Traffic and Travel Information broadcasting that’s been worked on for quite a while, that I’ve only just become aware of - looks interesting.
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Posted in Technology, Toys, Digital-lifestyle, Design, Schemes on October 15th, 2002 No Comments »
Using my mobile phone in the car last week got me thinking.
I know some car manufacturers, such as Saab, build support for mobile phones into their cars, but it’s usually just a cradle and the ability to auto-mute the HiFi when a call comes in. The hands-free kits normally place the microphone by the sun […]
Posted in Technology, Digital-lifestyle, Gaming on October 3rd, 2002 No Comments »
Microsoft get legal with Lik Sang? (a HK based mod-chip retailer)
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Posted in Technology, Digital-lifestyle, Software on October 1st, 2002 No Comments »
I’ve been a keen user of connected.com backup service since the late 90’s and, given the service copies your chosen data file to a remote hard drive somewhere on the Internet it’s initially concerned my data would be vulnerable. The fact that it’s encrypted before it leaves my machine and is stored encrypted was enough […]
Posted in Dreams, Technology, Digital-lifestyle on October 1st, 2002 No Comments »
This is the kind of reason that action on the RIAA-fronted attempts by the US music business at controlling the electronic music distribution is needed.
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Posted in Technology, Digital-lifestyle on October 1st, 2002 No Comments »
Videoseven are going to be selling a 19″ LCD monitor for £629 including VAT.
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