Exactly a year ago this month my excitement about the new iPhone 3G started to heighten. The already excellent mobile internet device was about to get the GPS work over. Rumours of turn by turn navigation by TomTom and the use of Google Maps were rife.
I was lucky enough to attend this year’s Macworld awards in London on the eve of the iPhone 3Gs. The event was exciting, packed with proud trophy weekders and entertainment it went on well into the next day. It was almost 10am before I made it to Regent St.
From a distance I could see a [...]
I was asked where Twitter fell with general e-safety guidelines and unlike most social networking services twitter can offer a mass of very public information and although the content can be limited to text and images. Twitter like any other web activity should follow the same basic e-safety rules but there are a few Twitter [...]
Rather than focus on iPhone software with a specific educational purpose. I have decided to compile my top 5 applications for making life easier for the tech savy teacher. In actual fact the list is ideal for anyone managing a number of projects or large volumes of information. I predict this will be a fluid [...]
There is nothing more frustrating that putting a music CD into your computer to find iTunes can not identify the album or song. A long list of “Title 1? and a long time spent renaming ahead.Well SongGenie is a new application that claims to clean up your iTunes library and call an end to the [...]
For the last number of years we have been using EyeTV to record films and TV from our UK digital television channels. Initially the recordings were syncronised with an iPod that was then, in turn connected to the TV but last year things became considerably easier when the fantastic AppleTV arrived.
Now we record with EyeTV [...]
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