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Author Archives: Rob
More time with the Camera
Haven’t spent enough time with the camera of late, but managed a few photo’s over the bank holiday weekend. At the moment it’s take 100′s and 1 is good, so still a lot to learn.
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digital nomad or ilife; it’s been around for a while now
There’s a post in the standard called living the iLife and picks up on people selling all thier worldly goods and living out of a laptop. But this isn’t new, it’s been around for a while (that post is from … Continue reading
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What I’d like to see in Tweetdeck for Android
Tweetdeck have released there Android app to the public, but it’s Beta, and it’s got a lot missing. Here are my thoughts on the Tweetdeck app for Android and what it needs to displace the likes of seesmic, Tweetdecks arch rival … Continue reading
HTC Hero for Sale on eBay
My HTC Hero is up for sale on eBay, only 1 bid so far, but interest only tends to happen in the last 12 or so hours. (not to self don’t bother listing things for 5 days again). It’s an … Continue reading
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Updating Firmware on E71
Just updated the firmware on my e71, so now having to re-install mail4exchange via ovi, this is horrible. Considering replacing the e71 with another HTC Desire through work and the interface of S60 is horrific compared to Froyo.
Photo’s from the Seventies
I’m trying out the Vignette app for my Android phone, it’s a camera replacement that allows you to add frames and all sorts of effects. There’s a free version in the Android store, but taking just one photo, I decided … Continue reading
The Skills you’ll need to succeed according to Gartner
At the Orange Live 2010 the most covered keynote was Peter Sondergaard, SVP at Gartner’s ‘what’s hot for IT and Consumers’. We’ve covered pretty much most of the content from the event here on this blog. I’m pretty sure a … Continue reading
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Tagged Business Success, enterprise, Innovation, Orange, Sondergaard
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My most popular post – EVPN’s, VPN’s & IVPN’s
There’s one post that’s always near the top of my stats and it’s this one – VPN’s, EVPN’s and IVPN’s. With all the tech stuff out there and carrier pages and wikipedia too, there’s usually a good number of people … Continue reading
Location is coming to Touiteur
I wrote about Touiteur a day or so back and how good it was. But I missed Location, it’s not in there right now. I had a positive response on the ‘micro review’ and have spotted a few other people … Continue reading
Google offers drag-and-drop App Inventor for Kids!
Google have launched tools to allow the creation of simple apps for Android devices, they’re not available just yet though, they are still in private beta. There are already several “it’s not going to produce much of value” posts our … Continue reading
Getting Google Buzz posts into Twitter
I’ve noticed a pick up in the use of Google Buzz and there are some great example of conversations like the good old days of Jaiku. As it stands you can pull posts from twitter into Buzz, but not from … Continue reading
Touiteur, maybe the best Android Twitter app
If’ your running with an Android device and are a twitter user then check out Touiteur (it’s twitter pronounced with a french accent). I’ve been a user of Twidroyd (formerly Twidroid), Seesmic, HTC Peep, Twicca (and a horrid looking one … Continue reading
Sad but true, Symbian-Guru.com is Over
This is a sad story, but one that’s happening frequently, guys and girls who once cheered for Nokia are making the leap away. Symbian-Guru, like me, has moved to Android, others have moved to iPhone, atmaspheric endeavors for example; As … Continue reading
Twitter’s API rate cut in action
Looks like the impact of the cut in the twitter API rate from 350 to 175 is visible here even, my Tweetmeme counter hasn’t changed and I guess that’s why.
Spotify and Uncut Magazine, painless discovery
For those who follow me on Twitter will have noticed I paid a visit to the “sloany pony” on Wednesday evening to visit an old University pal who works for IPC. We had a great time over some nice beer … Continue reading
