Category: Technology

  • Picasa for Mac

    Finally. It’s Intel only though. I’ll give it a whirl and see how it goes. Just in time for the last Macworld too. First impression… I like it. It is very similar to the PC version though. Will I start using it over iPhoto? Probably. I like the speed factor, it really lets you fly…

  • Steve Jobs

    Has just released the following statement Dear Apple Community, For the first time in a decade, I’m getting to spend the holiday season with my family, rather than intensely preparing for a Macworld keynote. Unfortunately, my decision to have Phil deliver the Macworld keynote set off another flurry of rumors about my health, with some…

  • MacBook Pros

    I’ve been using the late 2008 version of the MacBook Pro now for about two months (on the right). I had my previous MacBook Pro, the mid-2007 model as a point of reference. There are differences, some good, some bad, but overall the latest model wins it – and for one very good reason –…

  • Zoetrope online archiving

    This is one of the best demonstrations of groundbreaking technology I have ever seen. Google need to start doing this yesterday. Or buy the guys who did this. Web 3.0. Details here.

  • Time Capsule 500GB sterling, euro or dollar

    Same company, same product, different price. This probably exemplifies the current price disparities thanks to exchange rate fluctuations. Airport Time Capsule UK: £195 (€199) Airport Time Capsule Ireland: €299 (€299) Airport Time Capsule US: $299 (€211) Where would you buy it? 🙂

  • The iPhone Nano

    Rumours abound again about a smaller version of the very popular iPhone. Engadget report on leaked pictures of specs for the protective covers for the anticipated iPhone – which could be launched at MacWorld next month. I would argue that it is inevitable, whether next month or not, that Apple will release a scaled down…

  • Richard Branson on Twitter

    I think Twitter just went mainstream.

  • George Lee pitches the Segway

    Yes it was rather comical.

  • Monty Python comes to YouTube

    Rather that issuing take down notices, the lads of Monty Python created their own YouTube channel. Smart guys. Here is their blurb: For 3 years you YouTubers have been ripping us off, taking tens of thousands of our videos and putting them on YouTube. Now the tables are turned. It’s time for us to take…

  • Google speak to search

    Ah, it might take time to tweak this, but within a year or two it should be fine for any accent I imagine. Way of the future I guess. Well, that and magazines designed specifically for the iPhone.