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Category Archives: Web
Who should manage privacy in the age of Ubiquitous Computing?
It’s clear that privacy is a concern in today’s web 2.0 world; the post ‘Does Google’s flu-tracker raise privacy issues?’ talks about Google’s ability to mine data and its potential impact on privacy. This is a valid concern, but may … Continue reading
Mobile Geeks of London IV
It’s MGoL IV tonight, I’m not able to make it as we’re travelling to Devon, but I wish Whatleydude all the best and I’m sure it’ll be a huge success. I’ve missed them all so far, but I’m determined to … Continue reading
Proporta bought me a drink!
My Proporta Mobile USB charger just turned up and in the package was an Earl Grey Tea Bag! The device is pretty neat too, it used mini usb to charge, so I can carry just one mini usb cable around … Continue reading
Wiping memory cards
Our vacation is fast approaching so it’s time to get the kit sorted out ready. I’m currently wiping all the CF memory cards for my Canon 400D, that’s 2 x 2GB and 1 x 4GB cards, which is plenty even … Continue reading
The E66 does have an improved email client
Despite what people have been saying Nokia must have improved the built in email client of the new E series devices. I’ve been using the E66 and have set up the email client to use imap with gmail and it’s … Continue reading
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Pulling the trigger on Twitter
I’m pulling the trigger on Twitter today and will slowly pull out of all things Twitter. I’m not the first by any stretch and I think Twitter has had it coming. Leo also pulled the trigger too, and I think … Continue reading
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Freeing yourself from E-Mails Grip
There’s a great article in the New York Times about Luis Suarez and his use of social networking tools to reduce his email. It’s a great article as it’s a huge sales pitch on how IBM can help your business … Continue reading
Posted in Enterprise, life, Productivity, Web
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Share Online v3.0 and location tagger
I upgraded the share online app on my N95 the other day to the new version 3.0. That added a nice little comments and new photo’s tracker to the homw screen and allows me to read the comments on my … Continue reading
No 10 is on the social
Just going through my Google reader when I read JP’s street cred post, No 10 is on twitter. That’s pretty cool and it’s obviously pretty new as they are replying to @responses. But one of the tweets also states they … Continue reading
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de-centralized me
I’ve been playing (a little) with Ovi over the past 24 hours and I’ve been having this nagging feeling about my media (mostly photos) ending up all over the place on the web. Reading Mike’s post this morning has shown … Continue reading
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Whatleydude’s Joy of Ku
Over on SMS Text News guest blogger James Whatley or Whatleydude to his adoring fans has posted on his “Joy of Ku”. This being his love for Jaiku. First off – without presuming too much – a brief explanation: What … Continue reading
Firefox 3 beta 4 is a big improvement
Just testing out Qumana offline blog posting tool and installing the new beta of FF has given me the reason to post. The new beta of FF is really quick, it launches quickly, opens pages quickly that’s a big improvement … Continue reading
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TWiT 134 drove me nuts
Like Tabletblog, I listened to TWiT 134 and found my self shouting at my iPod several times. Tabletblog had a problem with them not thinking of the N800 as the suitable podcast device. What Tabletblog didn’t mention and almost makes … Continue reading
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Fire Eagle
I’ve managed to snag one of the Dopplr beta invites to Fire Eagle, Yahoo’s new location service. I wouldn’t rush to track down and invite as there’s nothing there right now. The web site is pretty basic, with a promise … Continue reading
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twibble a twitter S60 app
I’ve been giving the S60 app twibble a location aware twitter client, a whirl over the last few days and it’s a great little app. It’s got a couple of little neat tricks that make it interesting, the first is … Continue reading
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