Email misfire sounds like a traumatic bedroom incident, but it’s something that’s happened to most of us at some point. The important part is to minimize embarrassment. Just look at how something on our mailing list was handled.
For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been playing around with the HTC Hero. The US guys reviewed it way back in July, and while I don’t disagree with anything in that review, there are still a few things worth mentioning about the Android phone now that it has finally hit Australian shores.
I always feel warm and fuzzy when the Christmas tree gets put up, but it’s definitely not because I’m sweating from pedaling bikes to keep the decorations glowing. I’ll leave that to these crazy folks in Copenhagen.
Google’s just announced the winners of the second Android Developer Challenge, a homegrown app competition that’s produced some must-haves for seasoned Android owners and nervous new Droid users alike.
Looks like we’ve got confirmation that Microsoft’s Office 2010 suite is coming in June 2010. There’s still no pricing information for the full and upgrade editions, but we do know that there’ll be six different versions of the product.
Just like the DNA service from Helys we saw back in October for your iPhone (and actually pointed out by Dave in the comments section of that post) DNA Art is a service that lets you send in a swab of your DNA, which is then analysed and printed onto canvas for you to mount on your wall. If that’s your kind of thing…