Archive for February, 2010

Quix

In: Picks

27 Feb 2010

Some of our recent picks have been for online services that make use of bookmarklets. Google Reader, Boxee, ZooTools, Readability and Instapaper all make use of bookmarklets. This is all well and good but my browser bar is struggling under the weight of so many links. Thats where Quix step’s in.
Quix is an extensible bookmarklet. [...]

DigitalOutbox Episode 38 – Windows Phone 7 Series, Google Buzz and ChatRoulette. Plumbing the depths.
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Unison 2

In: Picks

21 Feb 2010

When I moved to the Mac platform a few years ago one area of software that wasn’t well supported was newsgroup readers. There was a few but the one that stood out was Unison from Panic Software. Early in January they announced Unison 2 and I was surprised – what could they really do to [...]

Welcome to the seventh of a series of posts on setting up a Mac Mini Media Centre. This post will look at the daddy of open source media centre app’s, XBMC. When reviewing Plex and Boxee I mentioned that both were forks from XBMC, or Xbox Media Centre to give it it’s full title. In [...]

DigitalOutbox Episode 37 – Google and your friends, sitting in a tree, b-u-z-z-i-n-g. Plus, Chris and his jowls
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Our last posts in our Mac Mini Media Centre series looked at Plex and Boxee, two great media centre applications. However one issue I haven’t covered is Remote Controls. What is the best way of controlling your Mac Mini? There are a variety of options and hopefully one of them will suit your needs.
Keyboards and [...]

DigitalOutbox Episode 36 – iPad fallout
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