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What’s in store for 2007 from Blah, Blah! Technology

Tuesday, 26 December 2006 — by Wayne Smallman

Oh have I been busy! Right now, I’ve got 2 weeks worth of articles ready to unleash. That’s enough science & technology stuff to keep you going until mid January.

I’ve got a Skype news round-up.

More news on the Apple mobile phone.

Craigslist versus the Capitalists.

How the New York Times is coming to a desktop near you.

9 things wrong with Google Blogger.

Adobe ready for launch with a new, extremely exciting technology.

James Whale of Wikipedia fame hoping to compete with Google and why things might not work out that way.

The death of the photojournalist.

Two articles on the stuff of the universe and my philosophical ruminations on fate.

Microsoft entering the open standards game and Adobe trying to catch up with them.

And that little lot just about brings us to the half way point of what I have in store for you, fair reader!

So watch this space…

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