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 […]
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First up, today’s Vintage Tech column at PC Authority, which looks at the granddaddy of the modern graphical browser: Vintage Tech: Looking back at Mosaic: “The DNA of Mosaic runs through pretty much any modern Internet browser. So what did it look like, and why was it so special?” It might be obvious that I’ve
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Just think of the environmental benefits — Mothra‘s self powering, essentially non-polluting, large enough to carry multiple people (so you’d qualify as public transport, and thus could fly above the bus lanes) and silent when in motion. Accidents would be a thing of the past, as Mothra can protect you from incoming traffic, and any
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Yep, it’s this week’s hot-button topic, again, this time at PC Authority: iPhone Plan Picker: Best deals for Light, Medium and Heavy users: “To go with Telstra, or not to go with Telstra? Weigh up the decision with our full analysis of the best deals in three scenarios, as well as the best overall iPhone
Apple’s NDA on the iPhone 3G expired this morning at 12:01am, local Sydney time, and predictably, there’s a flood of reviews online right now. Like, for example, mine, live now at GadgetGuy.com.au: Apple iPhone 3G: “Apple’s 3G iPhone isn’t quite as revolutionary as the hype might have you believe. Indeed, an awful lot of what
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