OK, every now and again I come across a story in my RSS feed that sounds completely and utterly ridiculous. Here's one of them "Is twitter replacing RSS readers?" which is a response to Robert Scoble's "why I don't use Google Reader anymore".Seriously? I think Scoble, in this post at least, is taking on the persona of cranky old man waving a cane at the young'ins.One of the crazy things mentioned

Engadget has some first hands-on videos of the Xperia X10 Android handset from SonyEricsson.I have to say that post P800 SE just seemed like a "m'eh" type of company, but with innovations coming through using Android and S60, I have to say that I am interested again! Now if only the really supported american 3G bands...Head over to Engadget for the full review.

I've been waiting to write this post until I had a few YouTube videos of my outing on Saturday but it seems that my iPhone won't upload them over 3G. So commentary now, videos later.This year I actually went out to see all the costumes and festivities at Halloween. When the darned holiday falls on a weekday I don't wantto go out after work and I don't want to stay up late. Anyway, the excursion was

This past week we've had many, many sites do exposes on Motorola's Droid. The ad campaign that Verizon is using is kind of weird in that it reminds me of the Sega campaigns "Genesis does what nintendon't"The other thing that is weird about this ad campaign is that it's not geared toward the average joe. What does the average joe know (or want to know) about open development? or widgets? or running

I came across this ad a few weeks back but it was lingering in my starred items folder.I have to say that if this is actually a true undertaking, it's pretty amazing!According to Engadget, Vodafone NZ's Symphonia features 1000 cellphones syncing 53 different ringtone alerts from 2000 sent messages to reconstruct Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture

Το περασμένο σαββατοκύριακο πήγα στην βιβλιοθήκη και δανείστηκα μερικές ταινίες, και συγκεκριμένα έκατσα και είδα δύο από αυτές. Η πρώτη ήταν μια ταινία με τον Στήβεν Σεγκάλ, που ήξερα πως θα ήταν μούφα αλλά είπα να γελάσω

I have to say that I love google voice!Even though there was a spat between Apple, ATT an Google over the use of it on the iPhone and the FCC is trying to make heads and tails of the situation, I think that it is a great service (even though I need to jailbreak my phone to get a client for it - BOOOO at apple!)Anyway, this week Google announced that you can use Google Voice with your pre-existing number,

I came across this video of the 11 years of Google's existence.I have to say that I really like the production value of this video! It's really nicely executed!

I think the funny story of the week goes to the Computer Smash. For once whole dollar you can get 30 seconds of computer smashing pleasure. Got a PCLOAD LETTER error that's frustrating you? Is the copier insisting that there is a paperjam where there is clearly no paperjam? Then perhaps this is the event for you!Now if you want a real office space scene re-enactment, you have to bring your own gangster

I can't believe that it's 2009, more than 15 years since the end of Commodore and the beginning of Amiga's limbo, and we are talking about the future of the Amiga.I was reading an article on OSNews the other day on the AmigaOS roadmap. It's pretty cool that Amiga has persevered all this time and alternative/compatible Operating Systems like MorphOS have come out, but I can't help but wonder what sort