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Category Archives: Random Technology
Top Tech Predictions for 2012
For my tech predictions of 2012 I’ve rounded up the pretty certain, the not so certain and my shot in dark to give you an idea of what to expect in the next 12 months. So in no particular order; Microsoft … Continue reading
The Top Ten Gadgets of 2011 so far
I had the pleasure to represent Lucidica at the International Technology Show last Friday (21st Oct, 2011) and I wanted to share with you what was considered by iGizmo the top ten gadgets of the year so far. These gadgets … Continue reading
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Management of Google don’t seem to love Google+
For an idea as big as Google+ you’d expect that Google would work hard to get management buyin and lead from the front. Unfortunately as the theunderstatement have charted, the bosses at Google seem have embraced + with nothing like … Continue reading
Smart phones & the future: Web 3.0, applications and the death of websites (part 2)
Continued from part 1. Quite often when searching the internet, people are just looking for an answer, they don’t need to browse websites – so why have websites to deliver this sort of information? For example; you’re going to Bethnal … Continue reading
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Excuse me, sir, can I have some linguine cooked by the robot?
It was after a cookie craving over a month ago (leading to a quick dash to the supermarket and 8 minutes in the oven) that a friend of mine initially promised me her delicious oat and raisin cookies. “You cannot … Continue reading
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