Just spotted this article on the BBC news site. The advert in question was about the new 3g version of the iPhone where the advert said it was "really fast" I previously mentioned how this irritated me as 3G isn’t the fastest mobile speed available which the advert may lead you to believe so i’m
Month: November 2008
Exchange 2003 SP2 – Error code 0xC0070643
The Exchange migration I did this week involved moving the current Exchange setup onto new hardware (we talked about Exchange 2007 / Windows Server 2008 but the client was going with the “if it’s not broke don’t fix it” viewpoint combined with a tight budget!) After I’d installed Exchange on the new hardware one of
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This week I have been mostly……
(Sorry if you don’t get this…I loved the Fast Show) Ok not quite..I’ve been mostly busy After my week off I dived straight into an Exchange migration, I’m doing a mass Office 2007 deployment tomorrow and then I’m off to London on Wednesday for SBS 2008 training If you read this blog and your going
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Wired Magazine
If you have even a slight interest in Steve Clayton’s blog you’ll know that he’s a big fan of Wired magazine There is supposed to be a brand new UK version due out early next year(reported by Steve here and his source here) I try to follow the magazine on the Wired website but it’s
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Google Chrome – First Usage Thoughts
Yes I know it’s been out a while but yesterday was the first time I’d gotten around to installing Google Chrome. Mainly because I didn’t want to install it on a production machine (being a beta and all) so with after getting back yesterday afternoon it was the first time in ages I actually had
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Back From My Hols
I got back from a short break to Center Parcs yesterday. It’s interesting how technology becomes more and more a part of our relaxation time Obviously Center Parcs has it’s own web and you can book your stay there online, this isn’t particularly new i know. I noticed a couple of new things since we’d
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We interrupt this program to bring you the following…
Just plugging a couple of things First up, SMB Nation Europe I’m not the first person to have mentioned this but I was asked if I’d post about it to here it is! The full details can be found on Harry’s Blog here but in summary, Harry Brelsford, author of many fine SMB books (including
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Welcome to the 21st Century!
My in-laws have accessed the Internet via a dial-up modem for as long as I’ve known them (which is about seven years.) For the whole of that time I’ve been gently suggesting that they really should think about broadband but they always said that they were happy with what they had, even if it did