images in comment and analysis
The Weekly Round-Up: 22.05.09
Round-Up Yes, to add even more images to every nosy neighbour's favourite application, Google is turning to some high tech pedal power. Are you sitting comfortably? Then we'll begin. Oh, what's that? You're not sitting... [22 May 2009]
Naked CIO: The problems with social networking
Comment As executives we must educate and remind our employees and colleagues of the consequences of out of place comments and images. Social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter pose a host of difficulties for... [11 May 2009]
Tech workers ignite Indian elections
Comment Larger-than-life digital images of leaders and candidates adorn roundabouts, streets are festooned with party colours and megaphones broadcast candidate's slogans. A new, vocal group of voters - outsourcing workers, many... [21 Apr 2009]
Green IT isn't dead yet
Comment Virtualisation allows you to not only consolidate existing applications onto fewer machines but also create a far more flexible environment where application images can dynamically grow and shrink with the workload needs. [19 Feb 2009]
Minority Report: Rumour mill killing Apple
Comment In 2008, Apple relaxed its position on removing leaked images from the web, reversing its policy of setting its legal hounds on websites that dared to spoil the surprise. Perhaps the abandonment of big events, the more... [04 Feb 2009]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Imprudent exposure
Comment To gain an appreciation of what society was up against I was shown a limited set of images that were so awful that, like any horror, they seem to have been burned into my memory with a branding iron. About 15 years ago... [13 Jan 2009]
Minority Report: How Apple will survive the downturn
Comment Apple has a long history of protecting its secrets fiercely but in the run-up to some recent Mac and iPod announcements, it moved away from its traditional tactic of sending its legal team in to deal with websites that featured... [27 Nov 2008]
From Firefox to Chrome: Why I made the switch
Comment Most images on the web are encoded with a colour scheme called sRGB but there are others out there including AdobeRGB and Microsoft's scRGB that can show a much broader range of colours. With version 3.1, Firefox applies... [25 Nov 2008]
Five virtual alternatives to meetings
Comment For this '3D hologram' demonstration Cisco used technology from UK company Musion, which uses a single camera lens for filming and then projects 3D images as 2D images into a 3D stage set - the mind of... [19 Nov 2008]
Minority Report: Apple - bring back the lawyers
Comment Remember when any report containing actual product images were removed swiftly and replaced with a banner that stated the graphics had been taken down at the behest of Apple's legal department, prompting a mad scramble... [15 Oct 2008]
Minority Report: Apple to rock us with new iPods?
Comment There are the usual leaked images of nanos doing the rounds online, although given none have been removed at the behest of Apple's legal team, the dedicated Photoshoppers may be wide of the mark. What does Apple have in... [08 Sep 2008]
Is BlackBerry taking a leaf out of Apple's book?
Comment Leaked images of this frankly ugly flip phone surfaced back in April - as seen here. If you thought iPhone nano rumours were hard to avoid, consider the myriad BlackBerry incarnations haunting cyberspace. [14 Aug 2008]
iPhone nano: Fact or fiction?
Comment Photoshop cowboys have long made merry with Apple myths, distributing images online of dinky iPhones or dainty flip versions - another rumour fuelled by yet another Apple patent (of which the company files many, most of... [05 Aug 2008]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: A game of two halves
Comment Patching hundreds or thousands of images becomes a major problem, and managing a virtual environment can become an unexpected nightmare. The idea is that physical images are not actually held - instead,... [30 Jun 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 16.05.08
Round-Up Microsoft issued guidance to OEMs advising them to only load Windows XP images onto like hardware in 2004. The program seamlessly stitches together incredible images from the Hubble Space Telescope, the... [16 May 2008]
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