[hr] 22/07/2012 17:45 Ok, so it’s a sunny Sunday afternoon here in England, I’ve been out at the Zoo all afternoon with my lovely girlfriend so I haven’t really had a chance to do much geekery on my tablet. Plus my in box has been quiet due to it being a Sunday. However, I have been doing general things like catching up on Google+, replying to the few emails I have received and a... »
[hr] 21/07/2015 10:14 So it’s day two and I have to admit, I’m starting to get pretty frustrated now. My Nexus 7 is fine for doing things like sending emails and a little bit of browsing, but now I’m using it for ‘heavier’ things, like long emails, documents and most importantly, managing this site. I’ve only published a handful of articles via my tablet (two of... »
[hr] 19/07/2012 23:57 Ok, so this is the second post I’ve written on my tablet, the first being the announcement of this week with only my tablet… Unfortunately it’s a case of so far, not so good. The announcement post of around three paragraphs would have ten mere minutes to bash out on my laptop – on my tablet it took over 45 minutes! This is because I couldn’t uplo... »
Guest author Mike Stone recently wrote about his experiences of using only his tablet whilst on holiday. So, that got me thinking, I wonder how I would get on using only my tablet for a whole week? I received my shiny new Google Nexus 7 last week so this seemed like the perfect time to try it out. So for the next week, I will be using only my tablet whilst at home. I obviously can’t use my t... »
[hr] Many people reading this article will be aware of the Raspberry Pi, a $30 ARM computer designed to help people get started with developing. I have a Raspberry Pi myself but I haven’t really had a chance to play with it yet. Once I do though, I’ll write about it. The Raspberry Pi is selling like hot cakes but there may well be a new kid on the block that is set to take the Raspberr... »
Yesterday I received my pre-ordered Nexus7 in the post and I love it (review coming soon). I wanted to share screenshots of my new toy on Google+ without having to root the device. After a lot of research, I finally found the answer on how to do it. The best news is that you don’t even need an app as Android 4.1 Jelly Bean can do it natively. To take a Screenshot, all you need to do is hold ... »
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