Blog Post Written On:
21.08.2009
I think its fair to say that i am in the minority when it comes to mobile phones. I dont have one and i dont want one. Weird? Probably, but thats just me, plus i save quite a bit of money per month this way compared to people i know with mobile phones.
One thing i do miss though is a 3G mobile broadband internet connection using something like an iPhone.
When i first heard about the Novatel Mifi 2352, i knew straight away that this would solve this problem for me.
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Blog Post Written On:
17.08.2009
I use a Macbook Pro for my laptop when i’m on the move, and my main desktop machine is an iMac.
Below you will see the software i use on both machines including the free software that comes built in with Mac OS X and also free downloads and paid applications. continue reading »
Blog Post Written On:
06.08.2009
I recently purchased a Samsung NC10 Netbook with Built-In HSDPA (3G). This was my first ever “Netbook”, and i always knew that Netbooks were low powered compared to “Laptops”, and especially machines like my Macbook Pro. But the main reason i wanted a netbook, was to have 3G internet access on the move.
In January (2009) i had heard about “Jolicloud” on techcrunch.com. Jolicloud is a Linux based operating system aimed directly at Netbooks, and this really interested me. I didn’t want a machine that would run Photoshop or other high end software programs like that. All i wanted was a machine that allowed me to check emails, and access certain websites like twitter.com and so on. continue reading »
Blog Post Written On:
01.08.2009
I use “Mail” on my mac as my default RSS reader, but there is one feature that i dont think exists which i would love to have. I’d love to be able to sync my RSS feeds on my different mac computers (Macbook Pro and iMac), and also on my iPod Touch and infact any other computer device that has access to reading RSS feeds. continue reading »
Blog Post Written On:
18.07.2009
Like millions of people around the world today i use popular software programs like iTunes, Photoshop, Firefox and Microsoft Word on a daily basis. But its weird to think back to when i first went online in 1998 with Freeserve when my software habits were very different.
Back then i still had a selection of software programs that i used on a daily basis, but 11 years on i use none of them now and haven’t done for years.
Below you will see 5 programs that i used on a daily basis, but now haven’t used at all for years. continue reading »
