Posts tagged with "releases"

Watching the aftermath of the Apple event today, I couldn't help but feel like my psyche is pulling me in several different directions.

Posted by Oli 6 months ago in apple, iphone & releases. Continue reading »

Apple has recently launched their flagship browser to Windows. Any good? Any point? Despite his animosity for most things Apple, Oli is excited to be getting his hands on the Apple browser... But for how long?

Posted by Oli 15 months ago in apple, webdev & releases. Continue reading »

Just checked Google from Opera today and it looks like I'm getting a new UI coming through... Not sure if that's just me or what though...

Posted by Oli 15 months ago in google & releases. Continue reading »

The new design is here. I've, quite embarrassingly forgotten what number redesign this is, so I'm going with 11! It sounds right, but I could be wrong. Anyhow...

Posted by Oli 16 months ago in design & releases. Continue reading »

Have you lost interest in Lost yet? If, like me, you thought you might give it a while (a few episodes) break so they can't shaft us with more "breaks", you're in the minority. [image] This is how thing look a good 15 hours after the torrent started. They are some truly amazing

Posted by Oli 19 months ago in releases. Continue reading »

I've been using Vista for a couple of weeks now. I didn't have to pay for it but there are many who will be considering the upgrade. For anyone in that situation, I want them to know about the various versions so they can make the best choice. [image] OEM vs Retail OEM is

Posted by Oli 19 months ago in releases. Continue reading »

Google have just pushed out one of the hardest-to-justify updates to its image searching service. [image] As you should be able to see above, they have removed the text from underneath each image until you hover over that image. This makes it a lot less usable because you can no longer

Posted by Oli 19 months ago in google, design, usability & releases. Continue reading »

According to the BBC, the One Laptop Per Child group are planning on releasing the laptop to the general public at around

Posted by Oli 20 months ago in releases. Continue reading »

Before I start this midnight post, Merry Christmas! I hope you have a good one. I may have mentioned RapidShare a couple of times before but if you don't know already, they're a file host that lets you upload files (limited

Posted by Oli 20 months ago in internet, rapidshare & releases. Continue reading »

Not the sort of thing I do but I thought I should warn you all... [image] Paul (Black Dragon of The Dragon's Nest) has somehow managed to bribe/rape/pillage his way through his second driving test with only 8 minors. I can feel my insurance premium rising as I type this. Just be

Posted by Oli 21 months ago in blackdragon & releases. Continue reading »

[image] [image] My good friend Seopher who runs Seopher.com has just relaunched the site. It looks like a plain redesign for the moment with the added feature of Google-automated translations for non-English speakers, which should be

Posted by Oli 21 months ago in seopher & releases. Continue reading »

More often than not, the more money you have to spend on a design, the more designers get pulled onto the job and the better the look and feel is of the finished product. That's just the way things are. So when I tell you Microsoft have just released their latest site, you should be thinking that

Posted by Oli 21 months ago in microsoft, design & releases. Continue reading »

Sometimes press releases work. Here is the proof that sometimes, hyping something up can really screw things up in the long run. [image] The picture on the left is the Optimus 113 OLED Keyboard. The design was released on July 14^th 2005 and when the internet found it, they went

Posted by Oli 21 months ago in releases. Continue reading »

[image] You cannot stop the signal. Indeed you cannot. A few minutes after Experts-Exchange posted an image (on the right) about the new site, I was hurling a massive amount of energy to finding to see if they had a testing subdomain. Don't you just love it when you're right? I

Posted by Oli 22 months ago in experts-exchange, new, webdev & releases. Continue reading »

ReviewMe is a new review site where they pay bloggers to review sites. I am now disclosing that this is a paid-for review BUT they are not paying for my decision over what's good and what's bad. Anyway, they commission

Posted by Oli 22 months ago in advertising, review & releases. Continue reading »

With some cunning jiggery-pokery, you too can have an @live.com email address!

Posted by Oli 22 months ago in microsoft, email, offer & releases. Continue reading »

[image] Today marks the day when MS decided to push IE7 as a critical update. What will happen from here is still yet to be seen although people have hesitated that it could make or break the internet. Current arguments against it are mainly towards the bugs it still shows and that it's

Posted by Oli 22 months ago in browsers, windows, ie7 & releases. Continue reading »

That's right. The final release of version 2.0 of Mozilla's Firefox browser is here and ready, a day before it was due to be released. Why? Mozilla gets everything in place before announcing its release and someone's been snooping around on their FTP server waiting for the builds to be move

Posted by Oli 23 months ago in firefox, browsers, release & releases. Continue reading »