I find myself again distracted from a rather large post which will be focusing on the rather “un-secret” Usenet “secret” but it’s rather more relevant at the present time to … Continue reading
With people around the world celebrating the Royal Wedding, good cheer may be hard to find around Redmond today. If Steve Ballmer had considered raising a glass to the happy … Continue reading
What’s the difference between a cyborg and an Android? I believe one represents a more human form than the other, putting that aside though, it appears that certain apps on … Continue reading
Numerous commitments have meant fewer updates on OpenBytes. Today, I am collecting a few articles of interest which will hopefully be at least touched upon on the next TechBytes show. … Continue reading
Theme music is by Tom Smith from the track “I fought the Troll” and you can see more of his excellent work here. We covered the following news/articles: JoliBook set to … Continue reading
IE9 is “delightfully” not as quick as the competition? Daniweb has conducted speed tests of all the major browsers (including IE9) and come to the conclusion that far from being … Continue reading
Today, Tuesday the 5th of October Steve Ballmer, the CEO of Microsoft who once likened Linux to cancer and who did that funny dance on the stage ridiculed … Continue reading
Turning point for Apple? Has Apple realized (in the face of loosing market share to Android) that its users want a more “open” platform, not dictated to by persons unknown? … Continue reading
Android, the mobile platform that when it can Microsoft allegedly tries to create a revenue stream from is showing (according to reports) where it puts its support in the Oracle … Continue reading
…so bad I hurled not laughed. It is godawful disgusting marketing. Source: Joe Wilcox of Betanews on a previous Microsoft marketing attempt. If Windows 7 party, Kin and unfunny shoe commercials … Continue reading