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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Jaiku: Not yet out for the count
This pleases me immensely. After a heated conversation on FriendFeed, Jyri posted a quick note on the Jaiku blog to let people know that the service isn’t dead, isn’t mothballed, and is being actively developed: "Also, contrary to some voices … Continue reading
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Windows 7 – it’s like Longhorn, all over again
Ouch: "Microsoft spent some time talking about Windows 7 (the current name for whatever comes after Vista) this week at Walt Mossberg’s D conference. I knew this was coming but I’m still surprised at how they’re presenting the next generation … Continue reading
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Apple “Mobile Me” needs more than over the air syncing
Following on from Deep Apple, John Gruber does some digging and reckons that there’s a replacement for the aging .Mac coming soon, and its name is "Mobile Me".
Why Microsoft lose and Apple wins, part two
There are some very interesting facts about the reaction of Microsoft to Spotlight after its first demo revealed in the comments to a post on Joe Wilcox’s AppleWatch blog. "MSFT has worked on WinFS for more than a decade without … Continue reading
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If the private sector web industry can’t compete with the BBC, it doesn’t deserve to be in business
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If the private sector web industry can’t compete with the BBC, it doesn’t deserve to be in business
BBC Trust to scrutinise ‘distinctiveness’ of BBC’s digital ambitions | Media | guardian.co.uk “Emily Bell, the director of digital content at Guardian News & Media – which publishes MediaGuardian.co.uk – also speaking on Today, voiced concerns that the burgeoning digital … Continue reading
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