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I’m in the USA quite regularly so it seemed sensible enough that I’d purchase an Android tablet that supported a local US data network. I had planned to cover a few Californian airshows so it made sense that I’d have reliable high speed wireless access to upload videos and audio to a few different websites. [...]
You may have noticed the lack of activity on InterNoetics lately. As many of you would be aware, we generate new websites weekly. This technique forms the basis of our profitability (by spreading risk) but also enables us to easily identify what works so we know where to focus our efforts. One of our more [...]
Larry Page made a speech on July 15 updating his audience on the progress made by Google in his first quarter as CEO. Interesting statistics include: Revenue up 32% year on year. Quarterly revenue over $9 billion. Over 10 million people are signed up for Google+ 1 billion (G+) items shared and received in a [...]
I’ve come very close to shutting down my personal Facebook account lately. The only reason I haven’t is because of the presence of various podcasts and websites that are essentially linked to my personal profile. I’m becoming more and more frustrated with having to divide my attention between half a dozen social networks that are [...]
I work and develop on a desktop computer that has two split screens that’s accompanied by three purpose laptops and a server – all running simultaneously… meaning that I’m dealing with seven screens and six keyboard/mouse combinations at any one time. Granted, I’m not your typical user! Although I manage half my life with nothing [...]
It’s rare that we’ll come across an individual or business that isn’t tapped into social networks or social media in one way or another. It’s even less common that we’ll find somebody that isn’t aware of the paradigm shift in the way people now communicate, or the way in which we’re now required to conduct [...]
Recently Marty asked me about a new smartphone. Despite trying to fob him off with an iPhone – he went for a Nexus S, the same as I have. The next question was inevitable – what apps was I using. The rest is … a series of blogs. Volume Ace One the great features of [...]
As Ken has mentioned in a few posts already, I’ve recently detached myself from a morbid and somewhat archaic connection to my trusty Nokia E72 and I’ve migrated to the Nexus S. Google’s Nexus S is an Android phone that’s essentially naked, meaning that it runs an untarnished version of the Android operating system. It’s [...]
Recently Marty asked me about a new smartphone. Despite trying to fob him off with an iPhone – he went for a Nexus S, the same as I have. The next question was inevitable – what apps was I using. The rest is … a series of blogs. Swype Swype is one of the most [...]
Recently Marty asked me about a new smartphone. Despite trying to fob him off with an iPhone – he went for a Nexus S, the same as me. The next question was inevitable – what apps was I using. The rest is … a series of blogs. K9 Mail Ok, so the built in gMail [...]
A very simple means of extracting weather information for inclusion in your website is via a very unknown Google weather API. The API will return weather in a very digestible XML format that you can easily parse for inclusion on any page. The API requires no key and is seemingly unsupported. The Code <?php $xml [...]
Marty has been involved with online application development for a number of years and has worked with large scale applications both as a coder and project manager. He is currently actively contributing to 7 blogs and maintains over 300 websites. 
Ken has been developing software solutions and managing IT projects for over 20 years. Ken has a computer science degree and, although his focus was previously on Windows based software, his focus is now on blogging and other online projects.
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