That’s paddling in the sense that it’s very wet right now, but also because, once again, I’m writing about a certain fruit company. First of all, there’s a blog I wrote for…
Month: May 2010
Pac-Man underwear, nice warm jumpers and mining tycoons…
Never let it be said that I don’t have some variety in what I write. Well, OK, two of today’s articles might just have something to do with Apple. But the other…
How many boxes can you stack under your TV?
A relevant question, given the focus of today’s articles. First of all, at Geekspeak, some thoughts on Google TV: Do you want more TV advertising, even if it’s Google? “Bringing more ads…
Hippocracy?
It’s been brought to my attention that I’m not posting enough Hippo-related articles on this blog. Probably not enough parenting ones either, but the Hippo fans are speaking up more vociferously. So…
I might not be new, but perhaps I'm cool…
The June issue of PC User Magazine is out now, suspiciously close to an actual on-sale-in-June time frame. Just when I think that magazine cover dates don’t make sense, they start doing…
How much is that e-doggie in the window?
The one with the plasticky tail? How much is that e-doggie in the window? Oh. That doggie’s no longer for sale. But it is the topic of this week’s vintage tech, featuring…
Pontificating On Pomegranates
No, wait, Alluding to Apples. Predictable, really. Earlier in the week I forgot to plug my latest column at MacTheMag, which looks at the wild and wacky world of printing: MacTheBlog: The…
LogMeIn, USB 3… and yet more iPad.
I’m sensing a recurring theme here. At least today’s stories are cut with a little Android and a whole lot of storage. First up at CNET.com.au, a hands-on first look at LogMeIn…
Yet another (another! another!) iPad story
Yep, the Tablet that just won’t die — I’ve tested one and the battery life really is exemplary — gets another run, this time as part of my regular Blog at Geeks2U:…
Speakers, printers, laptops and… Bob.
I’ve got to resist the temptation to drop a Blackadder quote in here. Somehow. This week’s Vintage Tech column at PC Authority covers one of Microsoft’s least successful products: Vintage Tech: Looking…