Monthly Archives: September 2008

I don’t really remember how this happened, but suddenly I wanted to play Chip’s Challenge. What a great game. It came with my first PC (first computer was a Macintosh LCIII), a Pentium II Packard Bell with around 5 GB … Continue reading →

Search engines are outdated. All other web based services have improved and developed over time. Webapps have become more like desktop applications with fancy animations, drag and drop and all sorts of great features, but search engines still retain the … Continue reading →

The new iPod Nano has been revealed, and I can’t help but feel that the designers were completely out of ideas. This new generation iPod Nano was marked by, aside from much needed storage and value improvements, more superficial modifications. … Continue reading →

The web is buzzing about Google’s foray into the browser arena with Google Chrome. With all the development of web applications and such, Chrome has potential to gain some significant market share since it is apparently designed with those in … Continue reading →