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seemingly designed to cater
for people who aren't particularly interested in computers appears to
be a device for people who aren¹t particularly interested in
computers.
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Hmm. Although my mobile phone (a series 40 Nokia 6500s) does indeed support
Flash Lite, I remain to be convinced that it's really an entirely appropriate
platform to do heavy duty Flash development upon. And that's before we even
start on the whole text/screen reader issue.
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I would suspect so, as they would likely claim that it is like any number of
satellite channels bundled on sky, provided at zero cost, but only available as
part of a package which includes other chargeable services.
Marketing drones, don't you just love them...
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of it
and then transmit it via satellite and charge a fee for it.
Could I?
Or could I?
2008/6/9 Darren Stephens [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would suspect so, as they would likely claim that it is like any
number of satellite channels bundled on sky
Just a few thoughts (some of which may be emanating from my posterior,
but no matter):
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at least see the Murdoch
festering box squatting in the corner
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On 21/02/2008, Darren Stephens
All of this is true enough, but (and there's always a but) you still
have the physical artefact, don't you? Even if it's gaffer taped with a
hundred others, you still have the physical object you shelled out your
money for. The digital stuff is, by your own admission, descended from
the objects.
Check to see what MIME types your browser is sending out in HTTP Accept
when you make a request (Firebug might help).
It could be that you are sending accept application/xml+html which is
letting you get mobile HTML (WML 2.0 XHTML) back instead of the vanilla
type.
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First impressions:
Generally not bad, though I think the masthead takes up slightly too much
screen real estate (and I'm viewing at 1280x1024). Also , I find the colour
change on the interface when clicking the options under the lead picture
incredibly jarring and I'm not sure what purpose
Yeah, I forgot the clock. Nice little retro touch that brought back some
childhood memories of waiting for Dr Who on a Saturday night (and schools
programmes!)
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There was a great Adam Curtis piece about this on Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe
on BBC4 a couple of weeks back. And then it cropped up again during the
Register's Beeb Week series of articles. Curtis's reasoning about the presents
and future role of both journalists and citizen journalists
For a given value of popular of course. There are many open source projects
which are extremely popular in their own contexts.
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Which, oddly I find works better on Gran Paradiso alpha 4 than it does
on Safari (both on Windows XP). The latter manages to mangle the text in
the lists as soon as graphics get loaded. Nice app though, and nice use
of canvas for something vaguely useful
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They're nuts to pay that much. Apple are nuts to try to control it.
Clearly not, seeing as both they've both done it: demand for the iPhone
is likely to be fairly strong and both think it may be proitable, at
least in the short to medium term.
It may not work as a long term model, but nuts? No.
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But as the Homeopathic League know, watering down the research just
makes it even more potent ;-)
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Now, I might have this wrong - but you're suggesting that
there should be a standard way of... describing data
suggested by the BBC, so that all systems structure their
data in the same way?
Not quite. There should be one or more standards for appropriate
applications suggested by a
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