by Tom | Dec 30, 2003 | Reading
John Robb takes a look at the winners and losers for 2004. It’s a good list (he agrees with me on personal hard drives or personal servers), although I don’t think the UN will disappear.
by Tom | Dec 30, 2003 | Reading
One Across has a useful enter clue and pattern interface to solve crossword puzzles. Nice.Update: the site is now back after a few weeks downtime. Looks like they had server move problems.Another update [April 2005] looks like it’s gone again.
by Tom | Dec 29, 2003 | IT
mobileRSS is a browser-based aggregator for PDA screens. Just the thing to double my data costs on Orange!
by Tom | Dec 29, 2003 | Reading
10 Rules for More Effective Advertising should help lessen Headshift’s worries about whether the use of the internet in presidential campaigns means anything.
by Tom | Dec 29, 2003 | IT
Radio boost for rural broadband. Just you wait – those diamond-shaped aerials will be everywhere before long. Good news, and good choice from the government.
by Tom | Dec 29, 2003 | Reading
Media and Technology convergence from NYT.
by Tom | Dec 28, 2003 | IT
Google search for books in its print program.
by Tom | Dec 28, 2003 | Business
How to run a software company: make more mistakes.
by Tom | Nov 30, 2003 | Personal
I couldn’t make a decision about which phone to get, so I went for both. Having read SPV Vs. Treo 600, usability and features I decided to get the Treo for me and the SPV for Caroline. Watch this space.
by Tom | Nov 29, 2003 | Reading
The Bad English League is an automated Google check for bad English usage on the net. I like.
