Add Geotagging to Your Non-GPS Camera
Once in a while something comes along that is so cool that you can’t believe it. When Martin Varsavsky blogged about an SD card that included wi-fi I was impressed, […]
Technology
Computer, gadgets, networks, applications…
iPhone Airfoil Speakers
Good news from мебелиRogue Amoeba. When they sadly made it clear that an Airfoil for iPhone, sending your iPod other app’s audio to your hifi, is not possible due to Apple’s restrictions, […]
New Blog: HCI
As part of one of my courses I will be assessed on a personal journal. “I recommend you set up a blog” said the lecturer “for your reflections (and rants)”. […]
Hullo Everybody!
I’ve been plagued lately by registration spam (mostly from @gmail). It doesn’t seem to be doing any harm, but it’s irritating; especially as Akismet seems to do such a good […]
Times Changing
When I did my first degree, a few of my lecturers pushed their own textbooks; it makes sense, no doubt, since it would be a work whose authority (one hopes) […]
Blogging on Wooltack
I finally got an iPhone. The trauma of its aquisition is still too raw (and I’m still too poor a typist) to relate, so this is a test for the […]
Yay! iTunes & MP3 Audiobooks
Despite the fact that there was only one feature I claimed I needed in iTunes 8 (which didn’t materialise – it appears the focus is on making playlists less personal […]
Ummm…
I don’t get it?
iTunes Feature Request
If there were a single new feature you’d want in iTunes 8, what would it be? iTunes is mature, stable, and does almost everything I want. One feature request: annotatable […]
Sync Apple Address Book With Googlemail (and no iPhone)
I’m late to discover this, but those lucky iPhone users have not only got that gorgeous hardware to play with, they can also sync their address book contacts with gmail […]
Freesat to Launch Tomorrow
Free what? A new free to air platform via satellite, a sort of dish based equivalent to Freeview run by BBC and ITV (though carrying some other channels) and another […]