If you’re a regular user of iTunes, then you will have at least stumbled across Coverflow mode. By way of using coverart to navigate your media, It’s a really nice way of show casing your music, TV or Movie collection. I have gone one step further by actually using a DVD template to make my [...]
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With a new iPhone guranteed to be released every year, people are starting to avoid tying themselves into contracts longer than a year. One great way to do this is to pick a sim only deal from your network of choice. I have concentrated on finding the cheapest SIM Only deal with data included, becuase [...]
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A collection of my best moments while playing GTA SA online multiplayer. GTA SA is such a great game, and being able to play multiplayer makes it twice as good. Most of the landscape you see in the video is user created. Enjoy!
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Front Row is a brilliant MediaCentre application that comes with the Leopard OS. The interface allows you to easily access all your media on your mac, and is similar to the apple TV interface. Now many people have their Macs hooked up to an external display, maybe their Plasma or LCD TV. In order [...]
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Microsoft really seem to be turning the marketing and advertising notch to full tilt at the moment. Today I was just walking to my local apple store at the birmingham bullring shopping centre. And to my surprise Microsoft have setup a whopping great big display pitch right outside the apple store. Apparantly they were looking [...]
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I’m beginning to see this type of advertising more and more around the Internet. There nearly as bad as the pop-ups that used to plague us all on the net some years ago. So imagine to my horror when I noticed this feature was automatically enabled for my wordpress blog! I find it really [...]
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Since Ive purchased my iPhone, Ive really gotten into listening to podcasts. I listen to them even more so than my music now. itunes makes it so easy to subscribe to any podcast in their directory, from Technology to Comedy. Podcasts can also be downloaded directly from their websites and from other podcast directories. As [...]
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24″Alu iMac 3.06GHz,2GB RAM,500GB HD
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As O2 have announced the PAYG prices for the new iPhone (but soon removed), people may be thinking that now upgrading or taking out a new contract is a bum deal as the PAYG price would be cheaper. Well after doing the maths, and looking at the PAYG price and working it out over 18months its [...]
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If you’re itching to buy the 3G iPhone on 11 July, then you’d better set your alarm-clock because O2 is said to be letting the first devices leave its stores at 7am – provided you pass a credit check. The launch day details stem from a posting by MacRumors forum contributor ‘Johnpartridge’ who claims to [...]
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