Monthly Archives: April 2009
Tweetie vs Twitterfon
Tweetie and Twitterfon are both iPhone Twitter clients with a large following. A mac version of Tweetie has recently been released, and it was this which prompted me to try out the iPhone version. I had previously been using Twitterfon, but decided to give Tweetie a bash. The following is a collection of my thoughts on both apps. Continue reading
"View Suspended"
This is rather late in the day given that the Honda F1 team is now no more, but interesting to me notheless. For the 2006 British International Motor Show, Dutch artist Paul Veroude put together an exploded view of a Honda F1 car. Continue reading
Understanding Twitter
It’s about time that somebody came up with a proper explanation for Twitter. McSweeny’s nails it: Continue reading
That Damned DiggBar
Oh dear. Digg launched a new ‘feature’ last week which has rather upset a few people. Continue reading
MacHeist
The third incarnation of the MacHeist bundle has reached its final unlock level, meaning that all applications are now available. Continue reading
What's Wrong With URL Shorteners
In a piece on his blog, Joshua Schachter argues that URL shortening services are bad news: Continue reading
Google: "All Your Tweets Are Belong To Us"
Rumors are circulating that Google are close to completing a takeover of Twitter, TechCrunch have the full story. Continue reading
Google Car Run Out of Bucks Village
The Times is reporting that an “angry mob” has run the Google streetview car out of their village in Buckinghamshire (UK). Continue reading
Firefox 3 Overtakes IE7 in Europe
Firefox 3 has ousted IE7 as the most popular web browser in europe, according to web analytics firm StatCounter. Continue reading
Not April Fools
Following Google’s Brain Search April Fool, here is a list of stories from the BBC which sound like they should be, but aren’t. Continue reading