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Apple’s iPad: Beyond the name

31. January 2010

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OK, I’ve already written a post about how ridiculous the name iPad is, but now it’s time to do a review on what it actually is, and how useful it could be. I just watched the keynote. Personally, there wasn’t anything hugely surprising in it. The built in apps are nice, and so is the availability [...]

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iWhat…?

28. January 2010

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Continuing on the iPad news, I thought I would throw in my views, seeing as there’s so much hype about it right now. First off, iAgree with Zagorath. iPad was a terrible choice of name, and sounds far too much like a certain product. Any other company couldn’t sell this. But Zagorath has already elaborated on this [...]

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iPad: Apple’s new feminine hygiene product?

28. January 2010

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Oh Good Lord! *smacks his face* iCan’t believe they actually called it the iPad. It is such an awful name iCan’t even begin to say how bad it is. iCan, off the top of my head, think of two reasons that it’s a bad name. The first is a relatively minor one, but still important.

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Godmode: ACTIVE

5. January 2010

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So, it turns out Windows 7 has a neat hidden feature called “Godmode”. Unfortunately, it can’t be activated by pressing “↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A“. However what it does do is unlock a super powered control panel, with links to EVERY setting Windows has to offer. Everyhing from the colors of [...]

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Russians To Save The World From Asteroid

1. January 2010

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The Russian Space Agency has announced that they plan to save the Earth from a possible asteroid collision predicted to take place in 2029.  The asteroid they are worried about is “Apophis”.  Discovered in 2004, NASA stated that there was a 1 in 37 chance that this 350 meter wide asteroid could collide with Earth.  [...]

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Google Code Freeze

12. December 2009

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After Google's "Summer of Code", it looks like they're going into hibernation over the winter.

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Yahoo Selling Out Your Private Data?

8. December 2009

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This week, someone leaked a secret Yahoo document pertaining to their policies on giving out user information to federal authorities.  Most of us know that to some extent ISP’s and other companies are required by law to hand over information on its users if they become involved in suspicious activities.  But do you know how [...]

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Always Look on the Bright Side of Life

18. November 2009

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I recently got back from a FOBISSEA Music trip in Manila. The trip was heaps of fun, although there were a huge number of issues with it. I’m sitting here, having finally gotten a moment of peace after a disastrous first day of FOBISSEA Music 2009* in Manila.

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Simplifying Google

24. October 2009

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As you may have already heard about somewhere, Google is experimenting with a new homepage. Google is well-known for being minimalistic, and for striving for simplicity. The idea that Google is now trying out is to remove most of the text from their already simple homepage. Before, Google’s homepage had eight words along the top left [...]

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Idea: Touch-typing touch screen

18. October 2009

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This idea came to me when I was reading up on Windows 7 during the summer holidays. I was watching videos about the touch screen capabilities of Windows 7, and I remember thinking how your arms must get tired after a while of holding your arms up to the screen. I know you can also [...]

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