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Stu Helm talks to J.C Hutchins, author of 7th Son and Personal Effects, about the recent Amazon / Macmillan issues, his views on the iPad and eBooks in general.
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The panel : Bart Busschots, Stu Helm, Will P, Paul Shadwell and Brad Wilkinson
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The panel : Stu Helm, Chris Wall, Keaton Brandt, Matt Hillyer, Oliver Haslam and guest Gerard Massey with audio contributions from Bart Busschots and Connor P
We got together after the Apple iPad event to discuss our thoughts on the latest creation from our much beloved mothership.
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This week’s panel : Stu Helm, Bart Busschots, Will P, Jason C Martin and Claus Wolf
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[EDIT: Will everyone PLEASE stop calling it the MacPod - Stu]
My prediction for the magical flying unicorn of a product that is the Apple Tablet is as follows; almost everything everybody, including me, has predicted so far will be partially to totally wrong. Obvious paradox aside, the build up to this iUnicorn mirrors that of the iPhone almost perfectly; hundreds of tech blogs speculating wildly different things about a product, agreeing only on a name (well, usually) and a few basic ideas about what it is. So yes, I could spend the next 3-4 paragraphs analyzing the exact position and length of every one of the few hairs remaining on Steve Jobs’s head looking for any clues to what this iFlyingNarwhal is, but that would be stupid, unhelpful, repetitious, and take longer than the 45 minutes I have allotted myself to write this before Chuck starts, so instead I’m just gonna write about what I’d like to see, and what I wouldn’t. (more…)
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Stu Helm talks to Joe Turner from Iced Cocoa about their fantastic iPhone app ‘Keymote’ that turns your iPhone into a amazingly customisable remote control for your Mac.
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Beginning December 12, there have been abundant reports of recent devastation in Haiti. Continuing earthquakes of varying magnitudes, up to 7.3, have brought much destruction on what was already the poorest country in the western hemisphere.
Several organizations have quickly organized relief efforts, from the expected Red Cross, UNICEF, and Doctors Without Borders to local organizations throughout the world. (more…)
