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Category Archives: Planet
Government CloudStore
The Government launched their G-Cloud CloudStore for Cloud procurement of Cloud services on Sunday. The outlook is … cloudy. I applaud the increase in transparency that could be derived from listing vendors in a single searchable public online catalogue. But … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Planet, Research
Tagged appstore, cloud, government, lock-in, open source
3 Comments
Ripple
Here’s my experience using the Ripple emulator for BlackBerry WebWorks. There’s a bunch of awesome BlackBerry developers at the hackathon, but I’m determined to work this out without them walking me through it. After all, developers don’t normally have the … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Tech, Planet, Research, Technology
Tagged bbdevcon, blackberry, platform, rim, ripple, webworks
1 Comment
Creating a BlackBerry WebWorks app
Some notes on building my first WebWorks app. I figured the quickest way to get an app up and running would be to take the examples from BlackBerry. Working from https://github.com/blackberry/WebWorks-Samples/tree/master/UIExamples I first did a git clone, but then reading the … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Tech, Planet, Research, Technology
Tagged blackberry, platform, rim, webworks
2 Comments
BlackBerry WebWorks
Based on today’s upcoming Hackathon I’m investigating WebWorks (not WebWorks (with annoying voice popup!) or WebWorks). These are rough, quick notes in the spirit of “publish early and often”. So far I’ve downloaded Ripple (the emulator), the smartphone and tablet SDK. … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Tech, Planet, Research
Tagged blackberry, platform, rim, webOS, webworks
2 Comments
Predictive Text, part 2
Not even a month after my predictions for the year, and the first of them has failed. I said: No IPO for Facebook: This could go either way. My bet is it will be very late 2012 or early 2013 … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Mobile Tech, Planet, Technology
Tagged 2012, guesswork, IT, new year, predictions
1 Comment
Backlight
If you use a computer for any amount of time, you may find some backlighting for your computer screen is beneficial. I couldn’t find any medical research that says one way or another whether it’s a good thing or not, … Continue reading
Juice
This week has been a mini detox, with copious juices. Here’s the recipes for a couple of them, from Sainsbury’s magazine. These make enough for one glass. Throw the ingredients in a juicer, or apparently you can put them in … Continue reading
Tethered to o2
I’m on a train tomorrow, and thought it was a good opportunity to use my phone as a wifi hotspot. This works flawlessly with the Samsung Wave 3 (though the GUI to turn it on is a bit suboptimal). It … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Tech, Planet
Tagged apple, failure, iphone, network operators, o2, telcos, telefonica
4 Comments
Media and storage of the future
I just lost a hard disk. No big deal. My somewhat complicated home media setup is this: I have a Samsung TV plugged in to a first generation AppleTV. The AppleTV is connected to the network via wired ethernet to … Continue reading