Archive for the ‘Entertainment’ Category

I love the different web clips that Google sticks into my Gmail account. Every so often there’s something interesting. Sometimes they are just bizarre. Like today’s “gem”. “Inbox [2] Unread – http://www.secretlovemsg.com – There are secret messages waiting for you. Read them here €10/wk” Oh look, internet strangers are sending me secret messages. I’ll just […]


Irma’s approach to stamping out copyright infringement is winning fans all, it seems. Following the news that Irma was seeking to block Irish Internet users’ access to some websites, a new campaign has started to show Irma and the ISPs just how unhappy Irish net users are with the situation.


The INQ phone is designed to appeal to those who can’t bear to be disconnected from Facebook or Bebo or longer than is necessary. Who need to be hooked into Skype or MSN Messengerfor large parts of the day because .. well, just because. In other words, it was designed to appeal to someone just […]


This one will just run and run. Not content with their well thought out plan of introducing three strikes and you’re off the network, Irma is now going to start targetting websites it doesn’t like. Excellent plan.


A month ago, I didn’t have a Twitter account. Well, not a proper one anyway. Now I’m hooked.


Gizmodo explains why there is no “perfect” ebook reader at the moment. As a self-confessed book worm, I have to admit I love the Sony Reader. Particularly for going on flights where space in your hand luggage is precious. I have yet to figure out what happens if I drop it in the pool though, […]


The PlayStation Portable never really grabbed me (I’m more of a DS kind of girl) but clearly someone is buying it. According to Sony, they’ve now sold 50 million units.


Want!

13Feb09

I want one of these [Engadget] And one of these [Amazon] But I think I might pass on this, ta. [Stuff]


Game on

12Feb09

The BBC has this story on video games, children and keeping tabs on when they’re played. The article is based on a draft report from a European parliament committee that says games have some benefits for children, but should come with some sort of “red button” parents can use to switch off consoles or disable […]


We’re a nation of cheapskates, according to a new Microsoft survey. Cheapskates and socially inept.