Posted in Digital-lifestyle on October 2nd, 2005 No Comments »
Holy sh*t, I’ve been sitting on this plane for 3-4 hours, reading all of the news papers and books I’d bought in the airport. for a change I flicked through the leaflets in the seat pocket in the vain hope of finding out something about Tokyo and found they had onboard WiFi.
I couldn’t get my […]
Posted in Digital-lifestyle on September 23rd, 2005 No Comments »
Steve Kennedy has written a great piece on Digital-Lifestyles where he strips the away the hype from the formation of BT OpenReach, the company that is supposed to make LLU a more level playing field in the UK.
The lack of LLU competition (letting other companies apart from BT put their equipment in local exchanges, […]
Posted in Digital-lifestyle on September 21st, 2005 No Comments »
Engadget appear to have captured a new word -
Fauxbosapien - a copy Robosapien
Very Good.
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Posted in Digital-lifestyle on September 19th, 2005 No Comments »
And you thought Gmail was a boon, getting initially 1Gb of storage, now 2.6Gb and climbing. Felt huge didn’t it, but now they’ve been severly trumpted by MailNation, which now offer 1 Terrabyte (Tb) of storage.
OK, so the interface isn’t up to gmail, but that’s a hell of a lot of storage.
I’ve grabbed an account, […]
Posted in Digital-lifestyle on September 3rd, 2005 No Comments »
Hitachi’s new large hard drive
Originally uploaded by Simon.
Turning the current trend for smaller hard disc on its head, Hitachi have come us with the ultimate USB drive … and man is it secure.
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Posted in Digital-lifestyle on June 5th, 2005 1 Comment »
Light bulbs used to be easy in the UK, OK the bayonet fitting we used was a little strange to the rest of the world, but we could find plenty in UK shops, so it didn’t matter.
IKEA arrived and that simple state of affairs changed for most people as the IKEA light fittings used a […]
Posted in Digital-lifestyle on June 4th, 2005 No Comments »
Great idea for an article - Jim Reekes composed the classic startup sound for the Macintosh.
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Posted in Technology, Digital-lifestyle, Media on May 31st, 2005 No Comments »
It’s OK to say you don’t understand the ringtones business.
I know there are people who initially claim they do, but not one of the many people that I’ve spoken to about the ringtones business can explain its workings to me. I’m not talking about how the downloads work, but why it’s so big.
Anyone in […]
Posted in Digital-lifestyle on May 27th, 2005 No Comments »
Good idea. A blog focused on iPod shufflehacks. In their words ‘dedicated to hacking, modding, and pimping the hoo-ha out of the iPod shuffle.’
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Posted in Digital-lifestyle on May 24th, 2005 No Comments »
Sitting in the opening keynote by Jeff Pulver at VON Europe today I heard a new catch phrase
Distance is Dead
translation - using VoIP you don’t need to pay more the further you call.
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