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Archive for May 2011
Photography: Patrick Pattersons Photography Blog
PHOTOGRAPHY: Patrick Pattersons Photography Blog. Another random find from the pages of Flickr, Patrick Patterson experiments with the digital medium. “I’m really just starting out on this whole photography thing and have a lot to learn. I fell in love with photography thanks to my father who was always taking amazing photos of the Grand … Continue reading
Opinion: The New Sheriff in Town
Most ludicrous, offensive and insulting sight of last month: President Sarkozy posturing at the E-G8 Internet conference, standing up to tell the rest of us how France is going to lead the G8 to regulate the Internet for the whole world. You could be kind and regard it as a pre-emptive move to out-flank the … Continue reading
Full Circle Podcast Episode 20: A Dutch Pirate with False Teeth
NEWS: Full Circle Podcast Episode 20: A Dutch Pirate with False Teeth Full Circle Podcast Episode 20, A Dutch Pirate with False Teeth is available now from the main site at FullCircleMagazine.org. In this episode, Google I/O news, UDS and your feedback
Catch-up: MS-Office 2010 Excel
You could say there’s not much new in MSO-2010′s version of Excel. Since there was less wrong with it in the first place, the major effort has gone into the other applications. Microsoft Excel is still considered the premier spreadsheet that all others have to emulate…
Full Circle Magazine no 49 is Out Now
NEWS: Full Circle Magazine no 49 is Out Now Full Circle – the independent magazine for the Ubuntu Linux community – is proud to announce the release of our forty-ninth issue. This month:
Review: Banshee Media Player So Far
My Banshee experience started with the remarkably fast import of my music collection. Oft criticised, I don’t see why. Banshee imported 5188 tracks in just over 5 minutes. How many times do you run import and how fast do you need? The interface is reasonably intuitive and vaguely familiar; my problem is thinking it’s Rhythmbox … Continue reading
Google’s Schmidt Blasts PROTECT IP as Censorship
At last, a statement from Google’s Eric Schmidt that we can all endorse! Notorious king-of-creepy and Google Chairman Eric Schmidt launched a characteristically blunt attack on an unusual quarter, firmly rejecting the US PROTECT IP Bill as a disaster for free speech. As it stands, PROTECT IP will enforce widely encompassing legislation to force search … Continue reading
Catch-up: MS-Office 2010 Outlook Mail Client
Continuing our look at Microsoft Office 2010, there is a number of upgraded tools, utilities and facilities to make life easier, more productive or simply drag the Office Suite into the new decade. One thing I’ve hated for several versions is Outlook. As a mail client it used to function well in Office 2000. The … Continue reading
Ubuntu 11.10 ‘Oneiric Ocelot’ Feature List
NEWS: Feature List. Ubuntu 11.10, the eccentrically named ‘Oneiric Ocelot‘ was announced back in March, 2011. We now have a confirmed feature list for the release due October 13th, 2011. For the desktop edition:
Review: Secrets of the Superbrands – Technology
Documentary BBC 3 Broadcast on 17 May 2011, 1hr “Alex Riley explores the world of the technology superbrands – how they get us to buy their stuff, trust them and even idolise them. He meets the super geeks who are inventing the future and finds out how some of the most powerful companies in the … Continue reading
Catch-up: MS-Office 2010 Tools
Continuing our look at Microsoft Office 2010, there is a number of upgraded tools, utilities and facilities to make life easier, more productive or simply drag the Office Suite into the new decade. Backstage View and the use of the Ribbon in all applications are the most noticeable of the global changes to Office, but … Continue reading
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