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I’ve spent the last half hour clicking a “Download” link in Hotmail trying to get something to… ahem… download, but it just sits there doing nothing. Absolutely sod all. Naturally, I switch to Twitter, fully intending to spout some completely disproportionate rant involving lava and fire and incurable, groin-rotting STDs aimed squarely at Microsoft’s Online […]
Continue ReadingGoogle has announced the release of Chrome version 22 to developers. The exciting thing about this version is Chrome Packaged apps: a mechanism which allows web applications to behave much more like native applications, blurring the lines between the two. Packaged apps are installed for offline use by default and also open up new low-level […]
Continue ReadingSo what should you be expecting from your business software in 2012? Or to quote Jive Software: “Why can’t business be social?”
Continue ReadingLast week I berated the company for lacking marketing flair, but this week I’ve been justifyably drooling over Microsoft PixelSense. Things change so quickly in tech. That’s why I love it so… $8,000 is a lot for a glass coffee table with a plasma screen under it, but for an incredibly sophisticated, polytouch […]
Continue ReadingWhen Andrew Kim was born in 1991, Microsoft were just putting the finishing touches to Windows 3.1 – the operating system that launched the company to international megasuccess. But 21 years later, Andrew Kim is trying to tell Microsoft how their brand should look. And do you know what? He’s completely right. Andrew has started […]
Continue ReadingThere is a lot of talk around at the moment about Twitter’s new stance on 3rd party applications integrating with the service. Twitter has pretty much banned clone applications like Tweetbot, and went as far as buying Tweetdeck for $40 million. Twitter says it doesn’t want third party developers to “build client apps that mimic or […]
Continue ReadingTOR (The Onion Router) is a second Internet running inside the existing Internet. It allows people from countries with strict regimes to bypass blocking and monitoring software. This is a video from the guys behind TOR claiming lots of things about how Governments are using Internet surveillance and censorship to execute totalitarian control of their […]
Continue ReadingDear America, our faithful British agents have infiltrated your mighty nation and are taking over from within. Your American heroes are British. Your greatest minds are British. Your most awe-inspiring gun-slingers are actually British… How did we do it? We walked right up to your front door and pretended to be one of you. […]
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