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Tag Archives: n95
What would my grandfathers have said?
Back in 1996, or thereabouts, I gave a presentation to a meeting of my then colleagues and senior managers, and said something to the effect that the web, and the technologies that were emerging alongside it, would “change the way … Continue reading
Posted in Birmingham, music, Nokia N95
Tagged bbc, bbc trust, bbc.co.uk, futureology, ICC, igo, michael lyons, mobile, mobile-journalism, n95, review, russian state symphony orchestra, symphony-hall
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Unknown Beethoven symphony discovered!
I heard a new — to me — piece of music the other evening, It was on ClassicFM‘s rather lovely ‘The Full Works‘, the late evening show which plays whole pieces, rather than the shorter snippets featured during the day. … Continue reading
More Nokia N95 (and Opera Mini) wishes
Dear Nokia, and Opera, When using your browsers on my N95, please can I: Copy text from a web page Disable CSS View the HTML source Parse microformats (not least hCard, to add contact details to the address book and … Continue reading
Who do you work for, again?
I can add a person to Microsoft Outlook as “Bloggs, Fred (Acme Ltd.)”, or “Acme Ltd. (Bloggs, Fred)”. These sync to my Nokia N95′s address book , or can be entered directly, as: First name = Fred Last name = … Continue reading
Floating Leaf
A picture of a leaf, floating on water, taken with a Nokia N95. Continue reading
Nokia N95 fails to geo-tag pictures
I have a Nokia N95. Mostly, I love it. As well as being a damn fine ‘phone and a handy web device, it’s a camera; and a GPS device. So why the hell are my pictures, taken with the GPS … Continue reading
Posted in annoyances, GPS, Nokia N95
Tagged annoyance, coordinates, EXIF, GPS, n95, nokia, nokia+n95
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