I write a lot most of the time. Then there are the weeks where I write so much, if I didn’t know I was me, I’d accuse myself of being a small army of Bolivian Word Midgets. This is clearly one of them.
Cavalcade of… stuff Read More »
Hey, I write Apple stuff. People even pay me (sometimes) to write Apple stuff. What else were you expecting today?
The inevitable slew of Apple Stories Read More »
How many smartphone accessories do you really need? Is Apple the only company that can make a good white laptop? And why should you pay more for Broadband based on where you live?
Smartphone Accessories, Shiny White Laptops & Yet More Broadband Plans Read More »
A laptop that’s almost too shiny to look at, and a Mobile Broadband test resurfaces online.
Disco Ball Laptops And Mobile Broadband Revisited Read More »
It’s been a very busy week… and it shows no sign of slowing down any time soon. Over at CNET, I’ve reviewed a mouse. As I explain in my review, it’s just a mouse… Microsoft Express Mouse: “Back in the late 1980s, Madonna insisted that it was important that you “Express Yourself”. A year earlier,
Expressive Mice, Telstra Broadband Deals and Yet More Android Musings Read More »
It’s been a busy day today. Too busy, actually. So, what have I been up to? At Hydrapinion, my Carry column looked at how taxi drivers view GPS: Taxicab Confessions: “I was in the back of a cab yesterday — no, before you start wondering, this isn’t one of those kinds of stories…” At PC
Taxicabs, Broadband Sites & Smartphones Made Of Chocolate? Read More »
Another week kicks off, and with it a fresh menu of delicately prepared articles. Today, Chef Alex recommends: At PC & Tech Authority, one part of the massive mobile broadband feature I’ve mentioned previously has gone up, detailing Optus’ test results: Optus wireless broadband reviewed: “Optus’ network performance remains impressive, but…” At CNET.com.au, an inexpensive
Wireless, Printers, Mice, Keyboards, Phones, Fights & Additional Awesome Read More »
One I missed plugging here from last week, a quick writeup on PC & Tech Authority on whether consumers need to get worried about IPv6: Should your home broadband connection be IPv6 ready right now? “Some ISPs are beginning to plug IPv6 home routers, but should you be concerned about it? Here’s the situation for
Must avoid all the obvious puns… Read More »
Would the proper plural of Atrix be Atrixes or Atrixii? It makes my brain hurt just thinking about it. In any case, yesterday’s launch of Motorola’s Xoom tablet and Atrix smartphone led to a 30 Seconds of Tech: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odAr3iBz8D8[/youtube] Just a couple of hours earlier, I also had the chance to check out Apple’s new
iMacs, Xooms, Atrixes and Mobile Broadband (Oh my…) Read More »
Another week kicks off. I can’t seem to stop that happening. First cab off the ranks this week is my Geekspeak column, which uses the Samsung Keylogger scandal (which wasn’t a scandal at all) to discuss the issue of preinstalled software generally: What’s preinstalled on your PC? “Do you use all or any of the
Tech Trends & Spyware Surprises Read More »