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Monthly Archives: April 2006
Windows has departed!
It is a good thing Windows isn’t used for any mission critical systems, isn’t it? Spotted in Cork Airport departures lounge yesterday.
Enterprise Ireland Web 2.0 event
I’m off to hear Marc Canter, Jeff Clavier, Judy Gibbons, et al speak at the Enterprise Ireland Web 2.0 event tomorrow (Thursday Apr 27th) – if you are going to be there, please introduce yourself, I’d hate to be the … Continue reading
China blocks Technorati
I received an email this morning from Ken Carroll of ChinesePod telling me that China has blocked Technorati at the great firewall – it would appear that Technorati will no longer be available to anyone to use in China. Co-incidentally, … Continue reading
Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 to be abandoned?
Microsoft has announced today that Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 is available for download. In the Microsoft announcement, Dean Hachamovitch, general manager of Internet Explorer development at Microsoft, said the timeline for further releases is: Windows Vista Beta 2, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Browsers, ie7, michael_arrington, Microsoft, techcrunch, Windows
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Google Maps rolls out new old data
I spotted that Google Maps satellite data was updated today so I decided to check it out. You still can’t see our new house in Rushbrook (built in 2004) but our old house in Bracken Court is clearly visible and … Continue reading
GarageBand 3.0.2 update – are they watching me?
Apple announced an update to GarageBand 3.0.2 – this update: addresses issues with video handling, podcast exporting, and importing QuickTime markers. It also addresses a number of other minor issues. This is amazingly co-incidental timing. I run a podcast for … Continue reading