Posted in Technology, Toys, Digital-lifestyle, Software, Gaming, Blogosphere on January 16th, 2003 12 Comments »
It really is amazing the amount of traffic that arrives if you’re mentioned on SlashDot. I had written a piece about video games controlled by an exercise bike. I had over 17k hits on that day alone and it wasn’t even featured on the front page.
The discussion threw up some more similar products from the […]
Posted in Technology, Toys, Digital-lifestyle, Software, Gaming on January 13th, 2003 No Comments »
Someone’s gone and ported MAME to it - it’s called EMame.
[as reported and discussed on SlashDot]
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Posted in Technology, Toys, Digital-lifestyle, Wireless, Design on January 8th, 2003 No Comments »
I’ve been using a Stowaway keyboard with my iPAQ for about 18 months now. It has taken the iPAQ from a pretty good recall device to one that is a practical computer jotter and avoids you feeling like a chicken, pecking at a simulated keyboard on the screen. In fact my iPAQ, stowaway and I […]
Posted in Technology, Toys, Software, Photography on January 5th, 2003 No Comments »
Most digital camera take distorted photos, as their lenses have to be pretty small to fit in the camera, The more expensive ones correct this before you see the results.
There’s a glowing review of a nifty sounding package called Icarus on AgfaNet that makes correcting the bulge on your photos pretty easy. It also does […]
Posted in Technology, Toys, Software, Gaming on January 4th, 2003 No Comments »
The name of the previously anonymous funder of the Xbox Linux project, Michael Robertson, has now been made public. Robertson is well known from his current Lindows OS and previous MP3.com projects and it had widely been thought that it was him.
The second phase of the project, getting Linux to run without the Xbox needing […]
Posted in Technology, Toys, Digital-lifestyle, Software, Trivia, Blogosphere on January 2nd, 2003 No Comments »
I came a across a great piece by Lukas Karlsson where he some of the information on his TiVo accessible from his Blog, such as which shows are currently recorded, what is in his season pass, etc. I know some people will look at this and think it’s trivial, but I love this idea of […]
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 Dreams, Toys, Photography on December 20th, 2002 No Comments »
If you’re stuck for a present for me, be generous …
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Posted in Dreams, Technology, Toys, Design on December 17th, 2002 No Comments »
Stumbled on some interesting looking portable speakers from Sonic Impact, it’s Si-5 reviewed on CheapGeek. They also have a relative with subwoofer.
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Posted in Toys on December 9th, 2002 No Comments »
Toast-cast
An inventive lad, Robin Southgate. For his final year Industrial Design project he combined a toaster, an LED, a modem, a Java processor and a few other electronic bits. Using this he is able to display weather forecast symbols on your morning toast. I like the idea and it’s a poke in the eye to […]
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