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Twitter For BlackBerry – Review

Blah blah Twitter…. Blah Blah BlackBerry… Blah Blah…. http://www.blackberry.com/twitter
NB1: I primarily use SocialScope on my BlackBerry. SocialScope’s terms of use prohibit me from showing screenshots of their beta. Hey, guys, I want to show everyone how great you are!
NB2: Screenshots taken on a BlackBerry 9000 running OS 5.0
First Impressions
I’ve never understood the need for a …

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Holiday Book Reviews

I’m a manic book reader. When I’m on holiday, I like to try and read a book a day. So, my recent two weeks off was the perfect time to indulge. Here, for those of you that care, are what I read and what I thought. In no particular order…
Shades of …

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Waterstones Elonex 511EB Review – Part 2

I’ve been blown away by the number of comments and visits to my original review of the 511EB. To clarify some of the points and answer some questions, I’ve decided to post another video review. This shows the speed of page turning and some of the idiosyncrasies of the eReader.
Run VT, Errol!

Startup Screen
I’ve …

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Review: Elonex 511EB from Waterstones

When I was younger, I was taught that a roll of papyrus in ancient Egypt cost the same as the monthly wage for the average citizen.  Nowadays the cost of paper is negligible.  That’s how it goes with new technology – it’s frightfully expensive to begin with, but after a while it’s as ubiquitous and …

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Review: Dans Le Noir?

I first heard of Dans Le Noir? last year and have been itching to go ever since. Dans Le Noir? is a restaurant with a gimmick. You eat in the dark. I don’t mean that the lights are dim; there are no lights. Mobile phones and watches with luminous dials are banned. There’s not so …

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Book Review: The Noughtie Girl’s Guide to Feminism

A small disclaimer. My mother & the author’s mother are great friends. I remember going round to play with Ellie when I was 7 and she was 8 and a half. Back then she towered over me with the intellectual and physical superiority that only children recognise. I was terrified of her.
Ellie Levenson has written …

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