$86.50 for writing ‘Hello’
May 14th, 2007It’s not bad work if you can get it.
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Tags: hello, iphone, nice work, residualsDaily radar - 09/03/2007
March 9th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- Apple predicted to ditch hard drive for flash
- Hack Google Maps to Get Super Zoom
from Gizmodo - Diiiiiiig has 1 Miiiiiillion Users, yeah riiiiiight
- Billionaire blasts YouTube pirates
- The USB Absinthe Spoon mixes virtual hallucinations…
from Engadget - Wikipedia founder says to challenge Google, Yahoo
from Reuters: Technology - Cheeky students cheat on applications
- Steve Jobs Spotted Using an iPhone, Wearing a Turtleneck
from Gizmodo - Cheaters never win? In video games they do
from Reuters: Technology - Google seen beavering away on Googlephone designs
from the INQUIRER
Daily radar - 05/03/2007
March 5th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- eBay sellers make $18,000 from the iPhone
from MacUser news - Robot blogger makes light work for humans
- Video: Behind the scenes of Apple’s ‘1984′ ad
from MacUser news - The rise of technology addiction
- RFID Embedded Shoes Stop the Thieves
from Gizmodo - Berners-Lee: Internet must not discriminate
from silicon.com : News - Wired cracks Digg, but there’s a backlash from TechCrunch
- BBC makes deal with YouTube
- O2 gives away free phones by accident
from the INQUIRER - Apple patent spells trouble for Zune player
from MacUser news
Daily radar - 28/02/2007
February 28th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- Xbox 360 vulnerability found, homebrew could be just…
from Engadget - Sony expects to resolve PS3 shortages by May
from Reuters: Technology - Users to generate social networks
from PC Pro news - Sony PS3 games cheaper in UK
- Amazon launches free Q&A site
from PC Advisor News - Video Of Vista Gadgets Running On Windows Mobile
from CrunchGear - Google set to challenge Microsoft’s office monopoly
from The Register - Myspace hackers avoid jail
from the INQUIRER - Video: Next iPod has iPhone CoverFlow features
from MacUser news - Tests show Vista is a ’step back’ from XP
from PC Advisor News
Daily radar - 27/02/2007
February 27th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- MacBook Pro takes bullet like a champ
from Engadget - BBC online TV must not be Windows-only
- World’s oldest bogger is 107
from the INQUIRER - Zune Marketplace Songs Work on PlaysForSure Devices…
from CrunchGear - Make up friends for your MySpace
- Golfer sues Wiki IP address
from the INQUIRER - Video: Hidden iPhone details uncovered
from MacUser news - Wii DVD playback enabled by chip
from the INQUIRER - Apple, Samsung, Sandisk sued over MP3
from PC Advisor News - Film about Apple founders released DRM-free
from MacUser news
Daily radar - 06/02/2007
February 6th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- Sex register ‘to include e-mail’
- RIM patent applications reveal future Blackberry possibilities
from Engadget - What the Zune Phone Needs To Beat the iPhone
from Gizmodo - Internet video rules ‘misguided’
- Google adds PowerPoint rival to office suite
- Law Doesn’t Stop Net Betting
- YouTube to take down 100,000 clips
from PC Advisor News - Sony joins iPod accessory market
from PC Advisor News - Myspace worm boy gets probation
from the INQUIRER - Dance inventor sues under DMCA
from the INQUIRER
Daily radar - 29/01/2007
January 29th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- YouTubers to get ad money share
- BitTorrent pirates threaten Vista launch
from PC Advisor News - GoogleTV Beta: Annoying Easter Egg or Shenanigans?
from Gizmodo - Vista Benchmarks Say It’s Not Really Slower Than XP
from Gizmodo - Amapedia — Amazon to take on Wikipedia
- Teenagers run UK mugging gauntlet
- Microsoft emails reveal Tiger envy
from PC Pro news - Skype users could dial up a prison sentence
from The Register - iPhone is ‘not a smartphone’
from PC Advisor News - Windows Vista: 15 Reasons to Switch
Daily radar - 22/01/2007
January 22nd, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- The 10 Biggest iPod Annoyances
from PC World: Techlog - Rumor: Apple Charging $30 for Final Boot Camp for…
from Gizmodo - Microsoft made the Zune because partner hardware “sucks”
from Engadget - Blu-ray cracked too?
from Engadget - Microsoft could launch Zune in Europe by end 2007
from Reuters: Technology - Apple Déjà Vu: Mac Name Was Taken, Too
from Gizmodo - Cybercrime must be easier to report
- Top tips how to make your PC greener
- Microsoft: Zune will sell 1 million by July
- Analysts: iPhone should cost less than $499
Daily radar - 19/01/2007
January 19th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- Steve Ballmer laughs off the iPhone, deems it “most…
from Engadget - Orb brings iTunes to Wii console
from The Register - Zune Website Podcast Downloads: Almost
from Gizmodo - Google Switch: Phone by Google and Samsung?
from Gizmodo - Vista available as a download
- Victor Keegan: The iPhone is not as clever as Steve…
- What is this new service called Joost all about?
- HP kicks Dell in the PC goolies
from the INQUIRER - A laptop to save your life with
from the INQUIRER - Mobyko launches free mobile contacts backup
Daily radar - 18/01/2007
January 18th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- US government wants bloggers to register
from the INQUIRER - iPhone Isn’t Really Widescreen
from Gizmodo - Blu-ray Discs Cracked With Help From PS3?
from Gizmodo - Blu-ray loves porn after all
from the INQUIRER - Apple to license iPod DRM to device makers - report
from MacUser news - iPhone software lock-out is key to security - Symantec
from PC Pro news - Girls arrested for online beating
from the INQUIRER - Teen wi-fi network thief gets probation
from the INQUIRER - Women bored stiff by computers, shock
from the INQUIRER - Apple blames Enron for 802.11n card charges
from the INQUIRER
Daily radar - 17/01/2007
January 17th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- 1 in 8 blokes would swap their lady for a “must-have”…
from Engadget - Wii Disc Dumper Lets You “Back Up” Wii Games
from Gizmodo - Test drive Windows Vista - online
- Apple attacks iPhone UI emulators
from The Register - ‘Backlash’ over iPhone limitations
from PC Advisor News - ‘Skype TV’ service renamed as Joost
from PC Advisor News - Cellphone Starts Fire in Man’s Pocket
from Gizmodo - Casio sells one billionth calculator
- New Japanese phones feature touch screens and smell
from MacUser news - Apple may be forced to charge for wireless upgrade
from MacUser news
Daily radar - 16/01/2007
January 16th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- Chat Up the Ladies With Your Zune
from Gizmodo - Zune coming to UK in ‘two to three months’
- Unsigned act makes history with chart entry
from MacUser news - Bill v Steve? Bill uses too many big words
- First HD DVD movie now on BitTorrent
- Apple tackles iPhone interface hacks
from PC Pro news - Journalist suffers bloggers’ ire
- ‘iPhone can’t make calls’ - shock report on the best…
from The Test Bed - Cisco has barely used iPhone name
from the INQUIRER - iPhone: It’s a Newton! Sort of!
from PC World: Techlog
Daily radar - 15/01/2007
January 15th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- Google Earth is terrorists’ tool of choice
from the INQUIRER - ZOMG, Zune runs teh Linux!
from Engadget - Will the iPhone flop like the Mac?
- iPhone: 20 questions you need to ask
from PC Advisor News - Dell accused of selling defective notebooks - again
from The Register - BBC to bring back Tomorrow’s World
- GADGETS: The Ugly Babies of CES
from Valleywag - Pirate Bay to buy country
- Apple determined to keep control over iPhone software
from MacUser news - Dell sues cybersquatters for URL diversion
from the INQUIRER
Daily radar - 12/01/2007
January 12th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- Porn boost for HD DVD
from PC Advisor News - 10 flaws so far in Apple bug month
from PC Advisor News - CES: New charge for “premium” bandwidth?
from PC Advisor News - The three reasons why AMD acquired ATI
from the INQUIRER - Google plans street advertising presence
from Engadget - Blu-ray: Betamaxxx 2?
from Gizmodo - GOOGLE: What if Google looked like Yahoo?
- Teens charged with breaking into school computer
from The Register - Is Google Falsely Flagging Harmless Sites?
- Top Five Reasons Why the iPhone Sucks
from Gizmodo
Daily radar - 11/01/2007
January 11th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- BBC to develop social networking Web sites
from Reuters: Technology - YouTube Considering Conventional TV Shows, Channel
from Gizmodo - Apple used fake handsets and disguised software to…
from MacUser news - APPLE: Steve Jobs just farted
- Has someone bugged the coins in your pocket?
- CES: tech recycling site launched
from PC Advisor News - PS3 trounced by Wii in Japan
from the INQUIRER - Apple, iPhone and Cisco trademarks: more confused
- Skype says time is not ripe for cellphone version
from Reuters: Technology - The Real Deal On Xbox 360 IPTV With Pics and Video
from Gizmodo
Daily radar - 10/01/2007
January 11th, 2007Stuff wot I’m reading:
- Windows Mobile 5 Already Does What the iPhone Does
from Gizmodo - Apple, iPhone and trademarks: it’s still confusing
- BUZZMETER: Web 2.0 hits saturation
from Valleywag - Playskool and Creative give birth to a healthy baby…
from Engadget - Wiki ordered to remove link to drug documents
from The Register - HD DVD and Blu-Ray encryption branded obsolete
from the INQUIRER - MACWORLD: When did Steve start showing vaporware?
from Valleywag - Warner pitches adhesive to bring HD DVD, Blu-ray Disc…
from The Register - First Apple TV hands-on pics!
from Engadget - Microsoft confirms Zune will play games by July 2008
from Engadget
Bumper Christmas radar - 29/12/2006
December 29th, 2006Stuff wot I’m reading, in between bored games and drinking:
- Firefox man loses faith in Google
from the INQUIRER - How hackers are using Google to pwn your site
- Jobs’ options ‘involved in stock scandal’
- Breaking: HD-DVD Encryption Cracked
from CrunchGear - Replacement Wii straps arrive
from Engadget - Google tips are bad for users
- Microsoft claims it invented RSS
from the INQUIRER - This Week in HD DVD and Blu-ray
from Gizmodo - Stop calling everything blogs!
from the INQUIRER - Vista Already Has Flaws Including “Inability to Commit”…
from CrunchGear - In the UK, mono is the new stereo….
- HD disk format wars are over
from the INQUIRER - Apple Cellphone Thingy Update: It’s “iMobile”…Nyaaat
from Gizmodo - Ways PR Agents Piss Off Journalists, and a Few Companies…
from CrunchGear - Vista security spec ‘longest suicide note in history’
from the INQUIRER - Wikipedia plans search engine to fight Google
- PS3s being traded for Wiis
- Apple lawyers get shirty with iBuzz
from the INQUIRER - Rumor: Mac Pro/Apple Supporting Blu-ray
from Gizmodo - Coveted Pearl lifts RIM
from the INQUIRER
