by nabidana | Mar 17, 2009 | gadgets, technology, the interwebs
Apple today announced major changes to forthcoming iPhone software, including a plan to use a full gamut of Bluetooth protocols, enhanced maps functionality and peer-to-peer networking. Turn by turn navigation is likely to be adopted, but developers will have to...
by nabidana | Jan 28, 2009 | gadgets, technology, the interwebs, this blog
Am sitting upstairs in Dublin’s Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, on the steps of the 98FM broadcast booth, with my Eee PC 901 on one knee, uploading photos to the cloud I took just minutes ago on my Nikon D60 Digital SLR, then checking the CSS I’m...
by nabidana | Jan 15, 2009 | technology
I’ve installed Windows 7 Beta, and it all seems lovely. Much more stuff installed effectively by the OS, Ralink wireless N network detected with no problems OOTB, logitech wireless headset detected, screens beautifully configured and recalibrated. I’m...
by nabidana | Jan 10, 2009 | technology
So, here it goes; finally I got a slot in the Windows 7 Beta Programme download queue, all that remains now is to download it, install it and have some fun with it. Thanks, Microsoft! I suspect this might actually get installed on my EeePc as well! Apologies for...
by nabidana | Jun 27, 2008 | technology
The Mozilla Foundation has outdone itself again with a web browser surpassing even my best hopes for what a web browser should be. Firefox 3 is a masterpiece of work; its unobtrusive presence on my system feels like an enhancement overhaul for the Firefox 2 system,...
by nabidana | May 16, 2008 | technology
Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, has now, for articles on conflict and recent history at least, been filed in my mental waste-paper basket. The policies on the site for Neutral Point of View (NPOV) editing, which are vital have come to mean nothing in circumstances...