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In the media…
This page is really just a simple point for me to collect any mentions or media appearances I’ve had. Please excuse the simple list — it’s intended for historical purposes only. CBC Radio interview with Peter Brown on Lifestyle Technology — part of a series on Edmonton Bloggers — July 2010 CITY-TV technology spot about iPhone, Android…
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Android, Blackberry or iPhone? Which is right for you.
Earlier today I dropped in to the CityTV’s Breakfast Television set to chat about the three main types of data phones. Basically we were looking at the data phones, and the types of people who each type of phone is best suited for — or not suited for 🙂 Here’s my notes from the early morning chat:…
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iPredict: some new stuff from Apple on Wednesday.
Once again we’re on the cusp of Apple’s annual Fall ‘event’. Over the last few years it’s been focused on Apple’s vision of music, entertainment, and the hardware technology needed by us, the consumers, to realize that vision. So in two days, September 1, we’ll know what that vision of the future looks like. But…
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Offline Life.
The title of this post refers to something that is kinda alien to me. Yet, it shouldn’t be. For the last 20 years or so, my life has been online, in one form or another. Yes, I’m a digital nomad, living in a digital world, confused by those who insist on staying offline. As more people…
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If it’s everywhere, is it special?
Once upon a time, not too long ago, in the latter part of the last century — say the 60’s and 70’s, consuming media was clumsy and cumbersome. It seemed that you had to make a special appointment with your hardware to listen to the latest band or show some friends your latest photos. You…
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Summer storm profiles the Hi-Tech advantage?
Last night Edmonton had a wicked summer thunder storm. Huge downpour flooding many underpasses, golf-ball sized hail, and one heck of a light show. The storm marched through Edmonton from south to north, and I was able to follow its development by using some high-tech tools and following comments from friends spread throughout the city on…
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Tappin’ the glass
Like it or hate it, Apple has significantly changed the way we interact with our devices and media. iWhatever devices have come to define the standard to which other hardware developers aspire. Software developers have, in droves, switched dev. teams to Xcode and Objective C. And this is not a bad thing, regardless of what you think…
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Battery life of a Microbe
My wife uses an expression to describe battery-powered technology that runs out of juice before it ‘should’ — Battery Life of a Flea, is how she describes it. Well, if you thought you had problems with iPhone or iPod Touch battery life before, the new iOS4 update will not make you happy. According to many anecdotal…
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It’s update season, and I’m getting tired
We’re rapidly approaching the half-way point in the year. Almost six months completed in this year, and we seem to be approaching an event of significant corporate importance — the end of the second quarter (Q2). Projects are being wrapped up, deliverables being delivered, and milestones being met. As my wife pointed out today, it…
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Using your phone to control your media centre with DLNA
A few months ago I had the pleasure to attend a Samsung product demo that included some very cool HDTV and 3DTV technology. Today we look at DLNA. …more This post is an excerpt from one of my weekly posts on the Future Shop Techblog. Check out the full post here.