Designing a better workday.
Designing a better workday.
[Via Computable ICT-nieuws] De eerste Origami-umpc’s (ultra mobile pc) liggen nog niet eens in de winkel of Microsoft denkt al aan een volgende versie van de architectuur, die dan op Windows Vista draait. De huidige Origami-pc’s werken met een speciale…
2 collega’s zijn aan het bloggen geslagen : Bart Wessels (Mr. Office) : Maarten Sonnveld (Mr. Mobility) : Beiden zijn zeer gepassioneerd over hun domein en absoluut een verrijking voor de blogosphere :-). Welkom Bart en Maarten en…
These are extremely busy times so it seems, with almost no time to do any posts. I have a couple of days off now, so hopefully I will get round to typing out my thoughts, idea’s and address some “frustrations”…
Wow, $1400 is very expensive if you ask me …I hope there will be some competition soon that will drive the price down … No sooner do we tell you about the TabletKiosk eo UMPC hitting the market, does Samsung…
Volgens Leon van Bokhorst, oprichter van Podfeed.nl, is podcasting zo dood als een pier. Als factoren die het podcasten de das om zouden hebben gedaan, noemt hij fragmentatie in aanbod, sterk individualisme, gebrek aan creativiteit en premature goudkoorts. [Via Personal…
More on “Origami” The UMPC from Microsoft Introduced at CeBIT, the new mobile PC form factor, formerly codenamed “Origami” provides full Windows functionality with an enhanced touch screen, pen and keyboard input. [Via Microsoft PressPass – Top Stories] There also…
Almost since starting my weblog I run my RSS Feed through Feedburner. A good choice I think, because it has allowed me to move blogging provider (from Blogger to Typepad) without having to change my RSS feed source. Yesterday I…
Thierry Lammers posted a nice link today to a website called Egosurf. Done the test …I’m not much of a famous person (yet) …:
Today I felt the need to pay some attention to a development I am not completely sure about how to deal with … About 2 weeks ago the website Emailbattles.com published an article which featured one of my posts about…
Over on Richard Schwartz there was a kind reminder to the Channel9 folks to clarify a comment on the marketshare of Lotus Notes vs Microsoft Exchange. Aparently Ed Bril had requested this. Although I think we’ve had this discussion a…