Tag: technology


  • An Apple All Day Keeps The Boredom Away

    Now this is why I love technology.  This weekend I picked up an Apple AirPort.    This is handy little gadget that lets you connect your PC to your stereo wirelessly. It’s a pretty good device, and in theory very simple to set up – it will effectively set up a home wireless network for you just by plugging it in. Unfortunately I already have a wireless network, which kind of confused it, and my wireless network is achieved though the use of a wireless router and not a wireless card in my PC itself (big difference, apparently). The instructions that… Read more


  • Now where did I put my ipod-ready Gucci loafers?

    This Christmas I (and around 14 million others, if the figures are to believed) bit the bullet and joined the ipod bandwagon.  I’d resisted for a long time, reasoning that I could play MP3s on my all-singing-all-dancing HP iPaq 4700, but the 4Gb card in my iPaq was full, and an 8GB card costs more than an actual ipod. Naturally, I plumped for the top of the range model – a 60gb ipod video (in black – you never really get over Goth!). I really can’t see myself watching videos on it, but the color screen does display the album… Read more


  • RSS – Read Something Stupid

    When I started this blog a couple of months back, I noticed that a number of other blogs offered RSS feeds. I didn’t really know what an RSS feed was at the time, but as everyone else had one, I wanted one too. (I’m such a child!) Actually, I just don’t like to leave a technological path untravelled, regardless of whether I actually need to go down it or not. So I did some research, worked out what an RSS feed would give me and what I needed to do to get one, and within no time had my very own… Read more


  • Ain’t Technology Grand?

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    I know I’m a whore for modern technology, but this is just outstanding. I’m currently in Fairfax, VA (USA) on a business trip. I’m typing this on a wireless keyboard that is connected via BlueTooth to my HP iPAQ 4700, which in turn is wirelessly connected to the Internet courtesy of the Marriott Courtyard’s Wi-Fi Hotspot. This blog entry is stored on the Talking Forest server (located in Norway, I think), and automatically inserted into the contents of the TechnicalAuthoring.com website, which is hosted on an entirely different server (maybe somewhere in California), and delivered to you via whatever technology… Read more