A bit of love for the users of Office on Windows. Came across this in the Read Write Web feed I subscribe to.I agree with Sara Perez (of RRW) Offisync looks super hot to me. There is much made of cloud computing but there are times when the cloud doesn’t cut it. Google Gears has [...]
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Webspiration the online incarnation of leading visual thinking and planning package Inspiration is open again!They have reopened sign-ups for free beta accounts. Got an email a couple of days ago and “Audrey” also left a comment on the earlier post. (Thanks Audrey!)Good news for those who didn’t get in earlier. I make no secret of [...]
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This doesn’t have much to do with anything. In fact “random!” may a word that shouts out in your head. Actually that’s a bit of a stretch. I could link to the steady progress of technological innovation, draw parallels with evolution then leave you with dreamy predictions about “where will we be in one hundred [...]
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It’s been a while. Whatever, we push on.I seem to remember writing an interim post but it appears to have vanished into “the ether” about the same time I was having issues with Edublogs. But more on that later.My trusty Treo 680 has served me very well thank you for the last few years but [...]
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This post is way overdue and will have lost a bit of its lustre considering the events to follow in the next week or so. But what the heck, it’s about me. I have been in the market for a new smartphone for a while now but decided to get serious a month or two [...]
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