Best Value 3G WiFi Modems and The Future Of The Tablet
The week kicks off with a couple of columns. First up, at PC Authority, I look at the pricing and plans for 3G “MiFi” style Modem/Routers: Best Value Pre-Paid Portable…
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Useless USB drives, Terrifying Terabytes, Killer Couch Potatoes And… Lapdances?
It’s all in a day’s work for an in-demand technology journalist, really. You should see what it’s like around here when I get really busy.* First up, CNET.com.au has a…
This Is Your Product. This Is Your Product Under The Reviews Hammer.
Musings on good and bad products permeate today’s offerings. First of all, there’s my contribution to a group article over at PC Authority on the worst products ever: The worst…
I often get asked “who do I work for”?
It’s a question with an ever-evolving answer, but the broad answer is usually that as a freelancer, I’ll work for anyone who’ll pay the bills*. Which is why I’m concurrently…
It costs how much, exactly?
The sticker shock of the price of the Samsung Galaxy Tab took a lot of people by surprise, myself included. Then I discovered that it’s actually slightly worse than it…
Slick printers and sleek notebooks
Another day, another raft of Apple announcements. Of course I was going to write something on them, although it’s a little different from my usual all-in-grab-bag analysis of everything announced.…
T-Shirts and Terabytes, Fifty Cent and Choice
Things were so much easier when I picked subject lines based on what I was listening to at the time. Still, the above subject line does make sense. Of a…
The one in which I go insane, and so does a major ISP
I was actually going to take today off as a sick day. Dropped everyone in at their respective places of work and education, and headed home to spend the day…
Surfing the data waves
Today, it’s all about data, data, data and waves. First up at Hydrapinion, I opined about the odd nature of Optus’ latest data promotion: Hydrapinion: Half price data pricing makes…
Data ain’t data…
That’s broadband data, that is. Not so much Brent Spiner, if you know what I mean. In this case, another analysis of broadband plans article for PC Authority, looking at…