I often comment that as a freelancer I get to wear many hats. At some events, this leads to me being identified as working, variously, for CNET, PC Authority, PC User, APC, MacTheMag, Netguide, Illustrated Grommit Fancier Monthly, or just as a plain old freelancer. It certainly gets tiring swapping hats all the time. For […]
I seem to have one too many heads Read More »
Ye gods. It appears that the iPad writing machine has been cranked up to 11. A different take (and one I haven’t seen analysed anywhere else — yet) on iPad pricing for MacTheMag: MacTheBlog: Shock And Awe: “Alex Kidman genuinely finds iPad pricing ‘unbelievable’”
Yet another (another!) iPad Story Read More »
Yup folks, it’s the product that keeps on generating stories. All I really need is an iPad app that automatically writes articles about the iPad, and I’d be set for life. Hmm.. While I go off and ponder my own spectacular lack of coding ability, have… an iPad article! You knew that was coming, right?
Yet another iPad story Read More »
The subject line makes sense. No, really, it does. You’ll have to read this week’s Vintage Tech column to make sense of it, mind you, as in doing the research (on my own Lynx), I discovered two things: 1) The Lynx 1 I own doesn’t work any more. Sob. I think the battery contacts are
Tech, tape and ancient consoles Read More »
A return to subject lines based on what I’m listening to. A bit too tired today for anything else. For those truly paying attention, the song in question has absolutely nothing to do with Matt Groening. Bonus points if you can name the band without any sneaky search engine malarkey. Meanwhile, at PC Authority, the wireless
Fast Forward Futurama Read More »
The most expensive game I own lies within. Dare you enter?
Have I got a bargain for you… returns! Read More »
For the record, I spent today vacuuming, tidying toys, washing clothes, hanging clothes, drying clothes, mopping floors, putting clothes away and entertaining a three year old in the middle of it all. Basically, by midday today, I looked astonishingly like this, only with less hair. That didn’t stop plenty of my delightfully hand-crafted words from
I'm a washerwoman. Doesn't stop the words, though. Read More »