Monthly Archives: June 2003

general June 30, 2003 posted by

Come fly with me…


No but seriously, why exactly would you want to build a Boeing 737 flight simulation pod in your garage? Unless you have some spectacularly empty weekends to hand? Sour grapes…

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general June 30, 2003 posted by

Mood music


MoodAmp is an MP3 music collection program with a difference. Quote: ‘Using adaptive learning techniques MoodAmp will manage huge mp3 collections easily and always plays music that suits your mood.’…

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general June 30, 2003 posted by

Chinese takeaway


The Smartbook from Zupera Technologies of China is an interesting little product. The tiny computer provides either StrongARM or Transmeta processor power, and also ships with an ‘integrated’ GPRS dual…

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general June 30, 2003 posted by

Wireless home audio


The Barix Wireless Exstreamer looks like it came out of Dr Who’s Tardis on a bad hair day, but the specs look impressive enough to warrant mention. The unit lets…

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general June 27, 2003 posted by

Woody workings


There’s something really attractive about a nice bit of wood, and now you can have the geeky pleasure of sitting in front of a set of wooden PC peripherals all…

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general June 27, 2003 posted by

File this, file that!


Looking for a file extension? Any file extension? Then try FilExt ‘the file extension source’. Very useful.

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general June 27, 2003 posted by

Goldfinger


What do you give the geek with everything? Why a hand engraved and personalised gold plated mouse in a velvet lined box of course, silly. Only $59.99 to discerning buyers.

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general June 27, 2003 posted by

Turn the table up, Marge!


Regular Ferreteers will remember our distinct lack of enthusiasm for the Olympia Sound Bug. The gizmo was supposed to produce great sound from any flat surface such as a window…

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general June 25, 2003 posted by

Music as the food of love


Xenorate is a cool – and free – little multi-media player which promises to play just about every file format going. It won’t cope with the ultra modern Quicktime files…

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general June 25, 2003 posted by

Reviews for all


I like the concept behind Review Index. OK, so it’s a bit like Epinions and Dooyoo, but the reviews are laid out in a logical and easily navigable way, which…

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general June 25, 2003 posted by

Simplay Simpay


Simpay is a new mobile payments initiative led by T-Mobile, Orange and Vodafone. Simply put, it lets you pay for stuff using your mobile phone as an electronic wallet. Details…

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general June 25, 2003 posted by

Sony’s eye liner


Sony’s new EyeToy product looks to be just about the most bonkers thing I’ve seen in a long time. A camera that sits on top of the TV set and…

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general June 24, 2003 posted by

Cool clock


Cable Clock is a really cool clock.

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general June 24, 2003 posted by

Clone Spy


Clone Spy is a free duplicate file cleanup tool for Windows. It works wonderfully and looks great. Nuff said.

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general June 24, 2003 posted by

Webcam to phone


The Fly_Cam system can retrieve PNG format photos from any webcam and display them on your mobile phone. There’s a server in between of course, doing all the funky stuff….

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