This is the first book I read entirely on my Kindle and I stumbled across it totally by accident. I was browsing around the GoodReads site (which if you’re a reader it’s worth signing up for – it’s like the worlds largest book club!) and I was looking at lists that some of my favourite
Month: March 2011
SBS 2011–Most important SBS release ever?
Microsoft announced about a week ago that SBS 2011 standard is now fully available from volume licensing through to OEM. I think this latest release of Small Business Server is a significant one for many reasons. Lets go back a few years and a couple of versions and you’ll find working with Small Business Server
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HP Proliant Microserver– First Impressions
Even though they’ve been around a while now I’ve only recently got my hands on one of these boxes. With space for up to 4 hard disks and 8GB RAM it’s aimed at the lower end of the SMB market and is generally intended to run Windows 2008 Foundation or Small Business 2011 Essentials (when
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Book Review: Aliens Genocide
I picked this up ages ago on market stall selling old books. Aliens is pretty standard geek fare and as a teenager I was obsessed with both Aliens and Predator. I haven’t read any Aliens fiction for ages so thought I’d change that since book has been sat on the shelf for a while. The
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Amazon Kindle–First Impressions
Yeah ok I did it. The day after I posted about how I couldn’t decide whether a Kindle would work for me I went and got one. First up thank you to everyone who commented on that post – it was great to get all the different points of view. What really swung if for
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Remember Windows Mobile 6.5–Unfortunately I do
Having just read Richard Tubb’s post called Remember Windows Mobile 6.5? I felt compelled to write this. You should probably go and read Richard’s post first….go on, I’ll still be here when you’re done. In summary, Richard has a HTC HD2 running Windows Mobile 6.5. He loves the device and HTC use their HTC Sense
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Book Review: Feed
They say never judge a book by it’s cover but I’m glad I did with this one! I was in a bookshop looking for something else when the RSS symbol on the cover jumped out at me. I had a quick read of the overview which mentioned bloggers so as there was a "3 for
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Amazon Kindle–Should I? Shouldn’t I?
I mentioned recently about how much I like to read. Surely for a techie, getting an Amazon Kindle is a no-brainer? Things is I’m really torn. With my technical head on it makes perfect sense. An entire library in my pocket. Books available on demand, no waiting for deliveries, shelf space at home reclaimed! The
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Live events and subtitles–a breakthrough?
Just wanted to write about something I saw at the weekend. I’ve posted plenty of times in the past about the lack of accessibility for people with hearing problems. People take a lot for granted such as TV, DVD, cinema but if you have hard time hearing it can be a battle to get involved.