Posted in March 19, 2010 ¬ 12:29 pmh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
Apple has released the iPad, and now we know what the product in planning was. It has received much praise, but also some negative references. Mostly because of either multitasking or the lack of support for Flash.
Given the fact that the screen size is as it is, I don’t really see the purpose of multitasking, [...]
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Posted in March 4, 2009 ¬ 12:02 amh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
SOLiCharger may be the ideal gift for the person that normally has everything. Here is the description of the product:
The SOLiCharger™ is the essential accessory for any iPhone or iTouch fanatic. This tiny, lightweight (just 1.4oz – 40 grams) Lithium-ion battery pack slips sleekly onto any iPhone to provide up to 50% full iPhone charge [...]
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Posted in March 1, 2009 ¬ 12:01 amh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
According to http://www.nydailynews.com/money/2009/02/05/2009-02-05_nineyearold_lim_ding_wen_from_singapore_.html Lim Din Wen, a 9 year old kid, has already developed one application for the iPhone.
What I found most moving was his reasons for developing the program. He said: “I wrote the program for my younger sisters, who like to draw.” He is already moving ahead with developing a game called “Invader [...]
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Posted in January 7, 2009 ¬ 12:12 pmh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
It’s nothing but amazing to see all the new interesting products that keep coming out from Apple Computers. The MacBook Wheel COULD be the next big thing. Imagine not having any keyboard – just being creative? See this video, and maybe you just have a new item on your wishlist also…
Apple Introduces Revolutionary [...]
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Posted in November 26, 2008 ¬ 9:53 amh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
4.4 gigabytes in fact is the space requirement for the iPhone SDK. It is a whole new universe that opens up to you when you begin developing for this brand new trendy mobile and PDA put into one elegant solution, the iPhone.
I am taking the first peaks into this knowing full well that I will [...]
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Posted in October 2, 2008 ¬ 11:11 amh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
Subcontracting can be a darn good business, and for Toshiba the future looks bright in the world of batteries. Today, I came across information on their Super Charge ion Batteries – so-called SCiB – which promises to make Toshiba a world leader in the field of supplying batteries.
It’s not surprising, actually, because for those of [...]
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Posted in September 29, 2008 ¬ 1:15 pmh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
Stainless is an interesting browser – though unfinished, as they also say on the front page.
It is nice due to its simplicity, but still highly unfinished. But, given the fact that it is only presented as a technology demo, the beauty of simplicity promises to deliver a small, and subsequently much faster, browser than all [...]
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Posted in September 21, 2008 ¬ 12:01 amh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
I must admit it straight away. I was a bit sorry about some minor incompatibilities in the “old” OpenOffice under the new – and updated – MacOS X because the windowing system X11 was incompatible with both OpenOffice 2.3.1 and 2.4.
But I was happily surprised when I saw the major improvement in the Aqua version [...]
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Posted in August 20, 2008 ¬ 4:19 pmh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
If you haven’t yet heard of the Chandler project now is the time to change that. You can read more about the calendar system here: http://chandlerproject.org/.
You can take a full 3 minute product tour by visiting this page: http://chandlerproject.org/Projects/ProductTour.
More than just being compatible with iCal which came with the MacOS X, it can actually be [...]
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Posted in August 18, 2008 ¬ 12:42 amh.
Henrik Blunck (admin)
I will have to admit I am a fool when it comes to maintaining order on my desktop. I work well under what I have termed “order in clutter”, but actually I read an article about clutter which mentioned that oftentimes we overlook how much more relaxed we become when we decide what to keep [...]
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