November 20, 2007
by Conor O'Neill
5 Comments
We’re really excited over on LouderVoice by this latest feature. You can now SMS your reviews directly to the web-site. So if you walk out of a terrible movie or wonderful restaurant or just want to get your opinion on … Continue reading
November 17, 2007
by Conor O'Neill
4 Comments
How many people are going to plump for the jesusphone in their posts? If Steve Jobs is responsible,it must be magic. Except it’s not, it’s a very nice UI on a phone design that was out of date in 2006 … Continue reading
November 16, 2007
by Conor O'Neill
0 comments
We went on our summer holidays to Barley Cove for 11 years in a row as kids. On several of those years we went to Garnish Island via Glengarrif. That was as far as I ever got on the Beara … Continue reading
November 16, 2007
by Conor O'Neill
4 Comments
Today’s Science Week Question is an easy one “Which invention has helped you most with your working life?“. Of course it is the internet. The highlights of my history with it are as follows: 1990: Learned it existed when I … Continue reading
November 15, 2007
by Conor O'Neill
2 Comments
Today’s Science Week Question is “What’s the next gadget that you want to buy?” The next gadget I buy hasn’t been created yet. It’ll be when Nokia take the N95 and the N810 and merge them into one product. This: … Continue reading
November 14, 2007
by Conor O'Neill
5 Comments
Today’s Science Week question is “What invention do you want to see most in the future“. This is an easy one to describe but it’ll be a long time coming. I want to see an inexpensive non-invasive home medical diagnostic … Continue reading
November 13, 2007
by Conor O'Neill
12 Comments
Looks like the Science Week guys are hardcore! They’ve hired Edelman to help with PR. I like the idea they came up with. Basically Irish Bloggers have to answer some stuff about their favourite inventions as blog posts during the … Continue reading
November 7, 2007
by Conor O'Neill
0 comments
I don’t normally mention posts that I write on blognation over here but I think this one is probably of great interest to many of my local readers and those in more rural locations in Ireland and the UK. A … Continue reading