I recently got a £50 ad credit for Google AdWords so why not use it.
The ads are running now on Google and other sites around the web.
I have only been using it for an hour or so. So I can’t comment on the service however I will be posting my full review later this year.
Update: The ads have been out there for about 1 hour and been seen 140 times
Snow Leopard, the new refined Leopard will be on sale in September for only $29 (upgrade). It has a long list of small “refinements” and improvements like a 6GB smaller footprint and the all new Quicktime X.
The iPhone OS 3.0 will be here on June 17 (I talked about this here) and the new iPhone hardware, the 3GS will be here on June 19 with prices at £185 for 16GB and £274 for 32GB with a better camera, video recording and faster 7.2Mbps data speeds. The current iPhone 3G will stay on sale at £97 for 8GB.
You can watch the full Keynote below (requires Quicktime)
Update (15/06/09): Video no longer available
Yesterday Microsoft held their E3 ‘09 press conference which was full of new “blockbuster” games with no sales figures and charts. Here is my quick run down of what they announced:
Tom Merritt for CNET lately did a video explaining how to get better cellular reception on your iPhone.
It’s simply resting the network settings (note: this will delete any WIFI encryption keys stored on the phone):
That’s it, your done. Now this might not work for you, it did for me.
Google announced a new service coming later this year called Wave. So far I haven’t played with it and all I know is what they told people at Google I/O when they unveiled the developer preview.
The open source project will be a new way of communicating with the best of email, IM, blogs and all other ways of communicating on the web.
I have signed up to be notified when they are ready to let more people in and I will be reviewing it shortly after I get in.
