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We had a couple of great gigs lately. The musical “Eva” was a great success and it was fun to do to. The mix of ballads, classics and hard rock was amazing, the full choir added so much to the experience and of course having an audience of that size is a rare thing. Read more ›
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Smartphones are an amazing phenomena which seem to grow at mind boggling rate. Have a look at the latest graphs from asymco to see what I mean.
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Found a great new site: Wordle. I’ll be making quite of few of them! Check out what you can make when you google your name, or the tag words of this blog: Read more ›
Sometimes it pays off to try other peoples recipes to avoid your own mistakes. I’ll try this one tonight, it looks great
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There are seven major classes of strategic risks: industry, technology, brand, competitor, customer, project, and stagnation. Within each class are different types of risks. Particularly dangerous risks and countermeasures for each will be discussed for each major class. Strategic risks can be divided into seven major classes. Read more ›
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Good news, the SeaHawk iPad issue with iOS 4.3 has not only been resolved (version 3.0.1 has been available for a couple of weeks now) but we are also no longer seeing users that are using the old version.
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So the fellows at wordpress had a nice idea about running 5k worldwide, and at the same time I had a chance to try out the new TomTom Nike watch. Check out my run: http://go.nike.com/012f49rk. Read more ›
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We have recently discovered a major issue on iOS 4.3 with SeaHawk. For some reason the Google map grows beyond it’s boundaries and hides the toolbar. Read more ›
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Now Apple introduced a neat feature to archive your Apps before submitting. Neatly because it stores the symbol table, so it an App crashes you can download the logs from the Apple website and get a pointer right to the method and line where the crash occurred. Read more ›
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