Cell-phone and general gadgety-goodness retailer, devicewire.co.uk, has got the 4gb and 8gb versions of the iPhone listed on their website. No pricing or availability details, but both are listed as SIM-free:
I thought that, as in the US, Apple would be making it very difficult to get a SIM-free iPhone, which is why UK and […]

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There’s been a lot of buzz about Twitter in recent weeks - fueled by A-listers like Robert Scoble and Leo Laporte (although Leo has recently jumped ship to Jaiku - and I’m still not sure I really understand why), and although it’s been fun watching mainstream media try and get their heads around “the point of Twitter”, the best […]

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OMG!!! Twitter just went down for maintenance… The emptiness is all consuming. On the plus-side, their “Be Right Back” page is ace:

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gpspassion.com have got some very nice screenshots of the the next release of Windows Mobile - which is codenamed Crossbow, but knowing Microsoft’s knack for fragging cool names prior to launch (Origami/UMPC, anyone?), it’ll be called WIndows Mobile 6.0.
For Smartphone users, like me, the coolest thing about these screenshots is that they’re showing Office application […]

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Downloadsquad has an article about a yet-to-be-released-into-beta web-based organiser called Scrybe.
Scrybe appears to be quite different to  others in this space, in that it offers the promise of off-line availability, time-zone awareness, note-taking, annotation and contextually-based usability; ok, that all sounds kind of vapourware-ish, but I can’t think of how to better express it - watch […]

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I followed a link from here to this article, about how the frequency of posting to your blog doesn’t matter anymore. From Eric’s post:
“Thou shall post every day” is the most fundamental and most well known principle of blogging….

It’s something that every beginning-blogger reads about, and something that I wrestled with when I started this […]

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