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07 21st, 2010 |
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Andrew in
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07 16th, 2010 |
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How To; Aggregate RSS Feeds in Outlook...
This is one of those things that I guess you either knew, or you didn’t. It struck me as something that I should be able to do, yet seemingly could; getting multiple RSS feeds in Outlook into the same RSS folder. In fact, I’ve since had a good little play with Outlook and found it can do...
Make Windows Live Photogallery Beta (Bet...
Catchy title. See what I did thar? Couple of interesting tidbits I found out about Photogallery; it uses some nice Windows 7 tech. I just saw it light up the Sensors and Location platform (so it can get your location), but more importantly, and relevant to what this is about, WIC, or Windows Imaging...
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Andrew in
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05 1st, 2010 |
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HP Slate cancelled? Ich Don’t Thin...
Or is it! Hah? Engadget is reporting on TechCrunch reporting on (and I’m reporting on Engadget, wtf, third-hand much) HP killing their HP Slate product, as demonstrated by Steve Ballmer at CES. Of course, any comment until an official announcement from HP is going to be nothing but speculation,...
Don’t like Windows Phone 7?...
Well too bad. If you’re whining about Windows Phone 7 not having this, or not having that, it’s not for you.
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Andrew in
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04 20th, 2010 |
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Why hello there, Toshibacourier?!...
Courier not being manufacturered first-party by Microsoft, to hit earlier than expected?
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08 11th, 2009 |
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Free? Is it sustainable?...
I was wondering, while doing another piece of research about the Windows Live services, how much the cost of the service must be to Microsoft. At the end of the day, ‘Windows Live’ encompasses a huge amount of services, used by a very large number of people worldwide. This has associated...
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Andrew in
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07 14th, 2009 |
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7 is Vista, 7 is the Mojave Experiment....
What? Yeah. Damn straight. 7 is just Vista. That might seem like an odd thing to say from someone regularly lambasted for being pro-MS. But it’s ultimately true; Vista was a revolutionarily different leap over XP’s relative simplicity and middle-ages approach to design, resourcing and use...
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06 29th, 2009 |
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HCCBs....
HCCBs. It doesn’t really sound very cool or exciting, does it. In fact, neither does ‘High-Capacity-Colour-Barcode’. Worse yet, even the general principle of a barcode is fairly…well, boring. They’re just the little lines you get on stuff in Sainsbury’s. And you know,...
- Andrew: Windows 7's touch interface continually gets slated for no a...
- William Hook: I read somewhere that it was because of the touch interface...
- Alex: A+++++ post, would read again....
- Ticky: Vista was alright. As at SP1 it was a stable, usable operati...
- Sam: Mojave was secretly OS X skinned like Vista, because Vi$ta S...
- pandya: Thanks Jakg. Pengu - you make a convincing argument for the...