Dr Gadget Australia

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-29

"The iPhone 4 – A Worthy Upgrade. : Dr Gadget Australia" – http://bit.ly/cOeaA9 via @Apture #

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-22

@AppAdvice instapaper in reply to AppAdvice # #myvote is going to Labor because of long term value of NBN. Needs Bradfield/Harbour Bridge thinking – not M2 'OK for now' thinking. #

The iPhone 4 – A Worthy Upgrade.

Friday the 30th July 2010 dawned with a thick fog settling over the western suburbs of Sydney. I know this because at 5.30 am I was in a small queue outside of the Telstra T-Life store at Rouse Hill waiting patiently to collect two new iPhones.

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-31

25% off at @maccreate for my friends. Use code twitterfriend at shop.maccreate.com #

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-10

Gizmodo Australia, the Gadget Guide | Technology and consumer electronics news and reviews http://bit.ly/9bZBwj #

iPad – From An Apps Perspective

Is it, as Steve Jobs proclaims, 'Wonderful and Magical'? I think so. Whilst there are shortcomings, such as lack of Flash, I have not really noticed this as an issue in real terms. That said I would REALLY like to be able to watch ABC iView or any of the other TV Catch-Up services on it!

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-05-01

http://bit.ly/bqj4MS Noah's Ark found. I seem to have heard that before… #

Android – The Alternative Phone OS

There is a lot to like about Google's Android operating system. While not as polished as iPhone, it is nicely integrated with the Google ecosystem.

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-04-24

Telstra launches T-Hub – Local News – News – General – The Daily Advertiser : http://twurl.nl/4po5js #

Dropbox

Setting up Dropbox is pretty easy. Sign up for an account - free for a 2Gb starter plan - and then download and install the required software. The software is available for Windows, Mac, Linux and even iPhone - so there are no limitations by platform. Once installed you will have a Dropbox folder and anything saved into this folder will be automatically uploaded and saved into your online, secure, space. The way I set this up was to move my entire documents folder into the Dropbox. It took a bit of fiddling to get everything pointing to the right place - but once done all of my work documents are transparently saved online.