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Work face. Evening face. Weekend face. Cooking Sunday Lunch face. The watch takes a passcode, but it stays unlocked for as long as it’s in contact with your skin. In other words, it’s less child tamper proof than our washing machine. Oh joy.
Needs a forward-facing camera, for FaceTime. Needs Siri to work first time, every time. Otherwise, very strong start.
Google’s Glass program is no more, at least in its current form. I’ve been using Glass on-and-off since May 2014 so I’ve been part of that journey. I had some very interesting (and in some respect, profound) experiences, so this is a good point to record them. Glass launched with an Apple-style event for the geeks…
I’m in New York for the week. My morning walk to the confence took me past USS Intrepid, and two of their exhibits – Space Shuttle Enterprise, and Concorde. Two beautiful, brilliant, white elephants.
There are 40,600 Google search results which match this search term. Here’s the forty-thousand, six hundred and first. Facebook privacy concerns tend to centre around inadvertent exposure of your content and your activity. New features like the News Feed and Timeline produce a flurry of blog posts, and posting on the site itself – with…
The number of network devices in our house has increased significantly recently. With two Apple TVs, a wii, iPad, two iPhones, a Kindle, an xbox, two laptops, a desktop and a nettop, my creaky old AirPort Extreme was struggling to cope, particularly streaming media across the network. I also need to bridge two sections of…
We were the first generation to grow up with computers at home. Iain got one first – a BBC Micro, just as we were leaving primary school, but many of my friends got BBCs, Spectrums and Commodore 64s for Christmas 1983. Although 1984 has significance in the history of computing in other ways, it was…
Watching Russell Brand on the PVR, and looking at the servers at work. Cube looks a bit busy. Nupe. Quiet again. Cool. One more beer before bed?
Password Resets – please read This message was sent with High importance. Sent: 01 April 2009 08:31 To: Red-Gate A few people have run into problems where they’ve been asked for their password, mid-afternoon while accessing file shares or Exchange. This is occurring because we’re changing our password expiry cycle from the current 1 year.…