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Archive for the 'Technology' Category

I’m an Amazonian

Friday, November 30th, 2007

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Have you got an iPhone? Then buy The Independent Guide to the iPhone. It’s the first time I’ve actually had my name on Amazon. The last book I wrote made it onto the site (and it’s still there today [...]

Less green than… well, taupe

Tuesday, January 2nd, 2007

I had a somewhat romantic notion that when I move I’d be as green as I could with my energy consumption. Central to that idea was solar panels, photovoltaic cells and a small wind turbine strapped to the chimney. They’d provide at least some of the electricity I’d need.
Proper logs in the grate would heat [...]

Stats-stats-stats

Friday, December 8th, 2006

I like press releases full of stats lists. Yesterday’s came from Hotmail, which is celebrating its 10th birthday by sending is an iced cookie the size of a manhole cover, and the news that:
In 1996, 56,041 people signed up for the first Hotmail accounts, roughly the size of Taunton in Somerset.
1 billion emails are [...]

Sky Customer Support

Wednesday, November 29th, 2006

After weeks of backwards and forwards letter-writing with Sky, we turned to the web and the ‘Instant Answers Online’ tool. Simple question - how do we look at our bill online? Sky wasn’t so sure:

We tried several variations, but it was no more helpful than the telephone support centres, the letters we’ve sent or received [...]

Banned from our nation’s schools

Tuesday, November 28th, 2006

London Grid for Learning is, according to its own site,
‘…a consortium of the 33 Local Authorities which provides a filtered broadband connection, network services, a common learning platform, online content and support communities for all schools across London.’
So, basically, schools across our nation’s capital trust it to mediate on their behalf, blocking out nasty sites, [...]

Moo cards

Wednesday, October 18th, 2006

Moo, a British start-up masquerading as an American printing house (Dollar pricing, you see), does only one product. But it does it well.
These funky little calling cards have your own photos on one side, and your details on the back. Anything you like so long as it’s six lines or less. The pictures come straight [...]

Mobile clubbing

Thursday, October 12th, 2006

I came out of the tube at Liverpool Street this evening and walked straight into the middle of an enormous flashmob. The whole concourse was filled with people dancing, silently, to the music on their iPods. Thousands of them, on both levels, while around the edges businessmen in suits asked each other (and the police) [...]

Video nasty

Monday, September 4th, 2006

There are plenty of Stingray-inspired puns floating around today in the aftermath of Steve Irwin’s death by stingray sting.
Is the BBC is going one step further to show the event itself, or just incautious with its buttons and words?

Who ate all the spam?

Monday, August 21st, 2006

I’ve not had any spam for weeks. Now normally that would be a good thing - nobody likes spam - but it does make you wonder what else isn’t turning up.
So, today I switched hosting companies. Not entirely hitch-free, since they emailed the login details to the new account, which meant that to access them [...]

Vapid PR alert

Monday, July 31st, 2006

Working in PR. It’s not all parties, lunches and chasing up journalists’ lost luggage. Someone working in just that industry dropped a mouse in the post to me this week, along with a piece of specially-commissioned research designed to show how important this vitally exciting new product actually is.
‘Computer mouse overtakes partner and pet as [...]