Let’s see how far I can take this alliteration thing, shall we? A bewildering and beautiful bevy (a barrage, one could say) of brilliantly scribed features await your consideration today. Broadband to begin, at PC & Tech Authority: Internode cuts plans down to keep things “Easy” “Sixty different Internode plans bite the dust while add-on […]
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First order of business for 2011 would be the publishing of material that was, technically speaking, written in 2010. It’s like a time machine in here! First up, at PC & Tech Authority, an article that was originally briefed as a tech for 2011 wishlist, but mutated along the way. It’s why Head Over Heels
2011. It's like 2010, but turned up to eleven. Read More »
Such is the way of the Freelance Journo. First up, at PC & Tech Authority, the closest I’m EVER likely to come to writing sports journalism: Opinion: Should you be worried by Facebook’s facial tagging? “Photos published of several St Kilda footballers this week has brought Facebook privacy back into the spotlight. So imagine this
I may be a workaholic, but an intervention would send me broke… Read More »
First up today (at least chronologically), a look at the very clever Word Lens over at Geekspeak: Augmented Reality Makes Reality Easier To Understand: “Where Augmented Reality applications like Word Lens or Google Goggles get it right is by reducing the need to interface with the application down to a few seconds, rather than a
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Where the heck did the year go? Oh. That’s right. Working. Slaving away at the nouns and the verbs, twisting them to my will. For example, at CNET, I’ve just given the major browsers a good old fashioned going-over. Browser battles: IE vs. Firefox vs. Chrome vs. Opera vs. Safari “We’ve taken a look at
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