Over at the ABC’s Technology & Games site, I’ve given my opinion on the adoption of technology in primary schools, and the real cost thereof: How do you balance a top tech education with advertising in schools? “Anyone talking up teachers is OK by me on principle alone…” Meanwhile, at CNET.com.au, a phone that must […]
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My, I’ve been a busy boy this week. But enough about me. What do you think of me? Before you answer, consider this week’s offerings, which have been keeping me up late at nights. Mostly because that’s when I’ve been able to work this week. First up, this week’s Hydrapinion, which pits Nintendo’s glossy 3D-capable handheld
Notebooks aplenty, media streamers, portable gaming and 90 Seconds Of Tech Read More »
Lots of irons in the fire at the moment, even though it might seem rather quiet on the publishing front. My regular blog/column at Geeks2U continues on, however, this week looking at waterproof technology and ’80s Scottish Pop bands. Mostly the former. Geekspeak: Technology and water don’t mix: “Or do they?”
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That’s verbatim from a page that just fell out of a product manual at me. A pity, then, that the table is largely in Chinese. If I drop dead tomorrow, you’ll know I should have learned Chinese more quickly… Just in case I don’t drop dead, however, I’d better keep working. Speaking of working, and
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