The sweat is just down to Sydney’s always appalling humidity today. The other stuff? Two reviews, live today at CNET.com.au: Internode MiFi: “Internode’s MiFi 3G modem/router works quite well, but carrier issues and high pricing are a big downside.” Samsung Q320: “Samsung’s Q320 impresses us on most levels, except for the critical issue of battery […]
MiFi, Laptops and sweat. Read More »
Another day of rather mixed articles for your perusal. Firstly, PC Authority has a roundup of remote control applications for iPhone: Amazing Apps for your iPhone: Remote Control Apps: “Control your music, video, mouse and even your entire PC with these five remote control applications for the iPhone.” and then CNET.com.au has another two of
Notebooks, Remote controls and some pure RAWK… Read More »
Nope. Nonetheless, that hasn’t stopped another printer review of mine emerging at CNET.com.au: Canon Pixma MP990: “Canon’s Pixma MP990 should appeal to photo types wanting good quality, but they’ll need a little patience to go along with it.”
Is it possible to come up with a snappy subject line about printers? Read More »
My, but it’s hot. And humid. And ‘hunpleasant. Today is clearly alliteration day. On with the show! CNET.com.au has a PVR review of mine up: LG MS409D HD DVR: “LG’s take on a dual-tuner DVR works well and has some unique features, but it’s expensive.” Meanwhile, in the print world, the February issue of PC
PVRs, PC User and Perspiration… Read More »
Now there’s a dated Rob Sitch reference. Another day brings with it fresh articles. First up, at MacTheBlog, I’ve looked at Google’s Nexus One phone. Not in the flesh, you understand — I’m in the wrong country for that, for a start — but in a Mac/iPhone context: MacTheBlog: A Nexus Point: “Naturally enough, if
Jabra, Nexus One and… like a Tiger(s)… Read More »
Another day, another batch of Apples. Yeah, I write about Apple a lot, although I strongly resist the whole “fanboy” tag. Firstly, at MacTheBlog, I exclusively reveal all of Apple’s plans for the upcoming year. Sort of. MacTheBlog: 2010: The Year Apple Makes Contact? “Working out exactly what Apple’s actually up to at any given
It's that fruit company again… Read More »
There. That’ll bring in the website traffic, surely? Or get me on the government’s filter watch list. Perhaps I should have thought about that subject line a little harder. It’s in context though, as 2010 kicks off with a review that counts as my last published work of 2009, at CNET.com.au*: Charm Girls Club: Pajama
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Well, I’m glad that’s cleared up. I’ve been taking a brief break, which frankly wasn’t in my game plan for the festive season, but needs otherwise dictated that it should be so. It’s done me some good, frankly speaking. While I was unwrapping presents and nibbling at fine cheeses, a few articles with my byline
The Walrus Was Paul… Read More »
This is what happens when I get a digital radio in and decide to only listen to Elf Radio for the day. It’s doing wonderful things for my productivity, though. Not because I’m filled with cheesy Christmas spirit, but simply because I rather desperately want to get out of this office, and I can only
Oh what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh… Read More »
OK, now iTunes is getting very random. Think I’ll adopt a new post naming scheme in the new year. But what should it be? In the meantime, the run towards Christmas sees a lot of articles being written at a frantic pace, which inevitably leads to them being published. My long running series of iPhone
I scare myself to death… that's why I keep on running… Read More »