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Friday, 31 December 2010

Three easy predictions for 2011

Posted on 06:00 by Unknown
   ...All of which will look delightfully naïve by late December 2011.

(1) People will consider Microsoft Windows Phones worth having
    Windows-toting mobile phones have never been cool, have they. Everyone's got at least one friend who's got one, but they're always the friend that has to enthuse a little too much about their mobile because it doesn't quite deliver. I remember being quite
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Wednesday, 22 December 2010

Worthless by degree

Posted on 09:30 by Unknown
    In the wake of the recent student protests over tuition fees, I have heard more than one conversation recently on the subject of students, their resources and the courses they are taking at university. Most of these conversations have passed me by, there was little point in my participating as the scale of the ensuing argument would be out of proportion to the scale of the points I might make
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Wednesday, 8 December 2010

Strabismus

Posted on 00:45 by Unknown
   This morning I stumbled on a site that made me think a little. It's a site promoting an ebook by the parents of a child with a strabismus, detailing their child's treatment. I left the following comment on this page.
I have to admit to reading this site with mixed emotions. I’m a 40 year old British bloke with a significant strabismus, something I’ve had since birth. I don’t have hardware
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Friday, 3 December 2010

Report from OpenMIC9

Posted on 09:40 by Unknown
     So I spent yesterday at the Jam Factory in the company of about fifty geeks talking about everything mobile at Open Mobile Innovation Camp 9. These type of events are a good place to meet others of like mind and learn about emerging trends and technologies in a particular field. Sometimes the geek level is higher than others and at times one can be left behind by people far further ahead of
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Wednesday, 1 December 2010

Google locks me out, then apologises

Posted on 09:45 by Unknown
    This morning I was probing some of the more obscure sites linking to the Oxford Dictionaries Online web site by running a Google link: query. I was paging through the results ten at a time. Very monotonous and repetitive.
    Suddenly, this happened.
    It seems I was mistaken for an automated search engine scraper, probably because I was making regular queries without clicking on any
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