It must be tough to market this app. ‘Diary’ is too small a term for what this programme does, but there isn’t really a snappy way to advertise a ‘diary – weather tracking – mood mapping – web history – music recording and more’ piece of software. If you want to keep a diary,...
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Even as a confessed Apple fanboy, I do wonder whether I should be concerned over their last set of results. It’s not that they’re doing well – they’re doing phenomenally well. The Mac App Store saw one million downloads in its first day, and iTunes is heading towards its 10 billionth download. They sold 7m...
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Maybe my previous post re the Word Lens application wasn’t ambitious enough. Not withstanding the odd spoof site, a monocular iPhone attachment isn’t in the works as far as we know. But why bother wearing it behind your ear? Swiss company Sensimed has already released an active device which measures glaucoma via a...
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With high-end web publishing applications, you can create mind-blowingly zowwy pages. For the rest of us, things have moved on a bit from the days of hand-coding HTML in Notepad. I first looked at WordPress a couple of years ago, with a view to creating a meteorite/astro blog. After posting a few items I quickly grew bored, mainly...
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This is very funny. Good stuff starts about 3m 15s in.
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Some years back it was thought that speech generation and recognition were tough, but soluble, problems. Speech generation is largely good enough for practical purposes, although still very lacking in emphasis, emotion and intonation. Speech recognition turned out to be much harder than anticipated, although slowly improving over...
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