PC users have had more than 5 years to debate over what cool features and benefits the next release of Microsoft Windows will have since XP was launched and it seems that Vista is going to be a huge disappointment on many levels. In the 5-year window period since XP (the longest ever between Windows [...]

Ok not quite, but a group of nut cases at Cambrian House decided it would be a good idea to purchase a white 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo processor MacBook, autograph it, and then send it on to other nut cases to do the same. Apparently all the nut cases that sign the laptop will [...]

The Digital Citizen Indaba on Blogging (DCI) has sadly come to an end. It feels very strange (as do I after this relentless week) because it’s been part of my life for the last 5 months at least. Despite the various glitches, overall I think the Indaba was a huge success and there was a [...]

Steven van Hemert, the online editor of Blunt Magazine the alternative skating mag, recently told me about the new Mobizine edition they’ve launched. Basically a Mobizine is a java application that runs on your cellphone and updates periodically with text, images, audio and video via a GPRS connection. As Steven describes them “kinda gimmicky, kinda [...]

This is a post bound to interest other bloggers. So my beloved Nokia N70 was recently lost/stolen/who cares etc. and I was faced with a very tough decision – one of those decisions you prefer having to make only once a year. What new phone to get. The N70 was on contract and cost a [...]