Month: June 2010
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iBooks could convert me, only if…
I’ve written before about the flawed state-of-the-art that exists with eBook readers. It all relates to business model and DRM. Though today, I think I may change my tune, maybe just modify it a bit — thanks to iTunes (believe it or not). …more This post is an excerpt from one of my weekly posts…
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Second thoughts on Apple’s upcoming iOS4 operating system
Earlier today, Apple kicked off their World Wide Developers Conference with the traditional keynote presentation by Steve Jobs. Tris did an excellent job of live blogging the event and I posted my initial (and somewhat personally oriented) perspective of the announcement of iOS4 on my own blog. But then, a bit of time passed… But…
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This is the week that was
Facebook CEO gets hot and bothered while being grilled over privacy; Apple gets a new Spyware app (!), and the guy behind @BPGlobalPR talks about why he’s up to what he’s up to… …more This post is an excerpt from one of my weekly posts on the Future Shop Techblog. Check out the full post…
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How DLNA enabled media centre components work together
It’s not magic nor rocket science…it’s just Tech! Making DLNA work in your home media centre.. …more This post is an excerpt from one of my weekly posts on the Future Shop Techblog. Check out the full post here.
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Potatoe Slow. Opera Fast [Video]
It’s Friday, and I’ve been remiss in posting videos, so here’s a Twofur — A video about two of my favourite browsers — Opera and Chrome. Po.Tate.O. Potatoe Slow. Opera Fast. Though if you want some real info on the browser test, check this out.
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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.
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eBooks — not quite there yet.
Recently I bought a simple eBook reader online. My wife has one too, from a different manufacturer. All’s good; they both work great and make it easier to read books in situations where turning pages is harder than pressing a button (on the treadmill, for example). It’s also great to have a nice light device…