@Home with Grid Computing
The ubiquity of computing is such that on occasion, we’re almost at the point where we’re no longer aware that we’re even using a computer at all. Suddenly, computers start appearing everywhere in almost everything, even your washing machine and refrigerator — but what are the benefits to ubiquitous computer power?
Microsoft Surface will suffice
It’s a brave company that steps out of their comfort zone and pitches an entirely new class of product at an unsuspecting market. A brave company indeed, but Microsoft don’t qualify. First of all, I’ll qualify that statement: Microsoft, much like any huge slab of a multinational business empire, don’t do things on a whim. [...]
Apple vs Microsoft: tech trends future war
It’s as if the battle never ended, isn’t it? Maybe it didn’t? Maybe the battle is still burning away, only Guerilla war style. Small pockets of conflict, scattered here & there. Right now, the air is thick with bullets as the major games consoles do battle over the thirtysomething market…
While mortar fire can be heard [...]
OpenDNS does not suck
OK, I’ve been using OpenDNS for a few hours, and I’ve got some initial thoughts that I’d like to share with you.
First of all, it’s ace! Let’s face it, OpenDNS really does hand the web back to me / you in a usable way.
Secondly, there are some points I’d like to outline:
I’d like to be [...]
OpenDNS + del.icio.us
If you’re a big fan of del.icio.us like I am, then you’ll know all about the stuff you can do with your tags.
So when I read about OpenDNS a few days ago, my first thought was of the possibilities of combining my del.icio.us bookmarks with OpenDNS shortcuts.
I’m glad to report that the union was and [...]

