Going Gaga over printers
I kick off the week’s content testing a printer supposedly “designed” by Lady Gaga. Surprisingly, it’s not terrible and I’m relatively restrained on the pun front. Honestly!
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Lion Roaring & Salsa Dancing
I delve into the local implications of Apple’s Lion OS strategy, and dance merrily with a phone that turns out to not be quite such as good a deal as it might first seem.
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Smartphone Accessories, Shiny White Laptops & Yet More Broadband Plans
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?
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Social Networks, Pocket Projectors & Really Baggy Pants
I ponder the utility of Google+ and make a badly dated MC Hammer joke. Because I’m sure it must be hip to be retro, right? No? Oh well, it’s my blog anyway. It could have been worse. It could have been yet another Vanilla Ice joke.
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Where do you go from "Ultimate"?
I’m not a big fan of calling products the “Ultimate”. I mean, logically speaking, where do you go when you want to release the next one?
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Inexpensive laptops… and overly expensive ones.
Over at CNET, I’ve been doing a lot of laptop work of late.
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Android Crunch Time & Blu-Ray Test Time
The end to my Hydrapinion Android series lies within, as does a inexpensive (but not cheap-n-cheerful in the pejorative sense) Sony Blu-Ray player.
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Disco Ball Laptops And Mobile Broadband Revisited
A laptop that’s almost too shiny to look at, and a Mobile Broadband test resurfaces online.
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'Free' Android Apps, Tiny Projectors And… Eighty-Three Hours Of Tech?
At Hydrapinion this week, my month long series on switching from iOS to Android continues, looking at what it takes to make a ‘free’ application on either platform, by way of the Soup Dragons. Can an iPhone user switch to Android for a month? Part 3: There’s Free, and then there’s ‘Free’ “Ahem. Where was
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