(Part 1 of a 3 part series – follow the links at the bottom of each article to the next part) Wired Magazine released its first ever iPad edition of its monthly magazine on Wednesday. But whereas …
Wired Magazine’s iPad ePub – 6 times better than in print? Read More »
(This is the second part of our three part review – here is the first part) Wired Magazine has made a name for itself with its slightly edgy and forward-looking journalism and commentary on how technology affects culture, economy, …
(This is the third part of our three part review of the new Wired Magazine epublication for the iPad – click here to return to part one.) One of the clever things about the Wired ePub is that …
Portrait and Landscape samples from Wired’s ePub Read More »
A couple of trends promise to completely redefine cell phones and the role of the wireless carrier providing service to them. The first trend is the growing prevalence of fast, more reliable, and hopefully increasingly less expensive data connectivity …
The House of Representatives Judicial Committee is on the job, busy protecting our interests when it comes to evaluating the merger between United and Continental. Unfortunately, it seems that they cannot comprehend much beyond the simple black-and-white issues …
After a slow year last year (and lots of great value bargains) it seems that river cruising in Europe is booming once more. Most of the river cruise companies are reporting strong bookings and many cruises are already …
This Week’s Security Horror Story : Have you ever noticed how most legislation that is introduced to protect us against terrorists seems to end up doing little or nothing to help us ‘win the war against terrorism’, …
Have you ever noticed how most legislation that is introduced to protect us against terrorists seems to end up doing little or nothing to help us ‘win the war against terrorism’, while adding another layer of inconvenience and …
The extraordinary and largely undeserved success of Apple’s iPad is all the more extraordinary when one understands that its sales numbers are being achieved in spite of, rather than because of Apple. Here are three policies that would …
You may recall the spectacular crash of an Air France Concorde at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris back in 2000. This tragic event can also be considered as the catalyst that caused the entire Concorde fleet …
In an annual lovefest that encourages the notion that airlines are wonderful entities, offering their passengers enjoyable travel experiences, Skytrax have now announced the results of their 2010 World Airline Awards, with South Korean based Asiana Airlines (pictured …
Here’s a fascinating overlay that can be added to Google Maps or Google Earth. It has been created from pictures submitted to the Panoramio website. These pictures are all coded with the location where they were taken, and …
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