I did run
by Iain on November 28, 2005
Blimey. I managed to run a full 10km yesterday. I’m quietly proud of the fact that I did it. Having not really excercised properly for a good few years I was really worried about getting into shape for this. I’m (…)
Why Google Rule
by Iain on November 24, 2005
Something that makes Google so cool is the fact they recognise that their competitors (or deadly rivals), have an important part to play in peoples’ lives. See how they’ve listed Ask Yahoo! in fun. Most other sites would rather kill (…)
Asian Backstreet Boys
by Iain on November 24, 2005
Asian Backstreet Boys – the full story. They’ve got a deal to do Motorola ads now. Yoiks! Obligatory buttons:
Sunrise over Canary Wharf
by Iain on November 24, 2005
I didn’t ever want to start making this a what-i-had-for-breakfast-blog, but a combination of a few things have driven me to this post. 1. A new camera – finally I’ve got one that I can carry around without needing a (…)
ConQwest
by Iain on November 24, 2005
Picture Alarm Clock
by Iain on November 22, 2005
From we make money not art: Wake up with a picture. A lovely re-working of a vintage alarm clock. Not the most user friendly thing in the world, but nice. Obligatory buttons:
Please Sponsor Me
by Iain on November 21, 2005
Please take a moment to consider sponsoring me. Next Sunday I’m running 10km to raise money for a charity that’s helping a very good friend of mine who’s very sick with cancer. 10km might not be a big deal for (…)
Frog Review
by Iain on November 21, 2005
All usability reviews should be carried out by talking frogs. And no, I’ve not spent the weekend licking toxic toads! Check this site if you don’t believe that frogs are the future of usability: Frog Review: Ticketmaster. I can see (…)
Honda Element Game
by Iain on November 18, 2005
i really like this site. The Element and Friends Web Site – 2006 Honda Element Yes it’s for a car and yes it’s a game (2 thing that I’d normally not get at all excited about). But it’s really charming. (…)
Celeb Map Mashup
by Iain on November 16, 2005
In the seeming endless wave of Google Maps mashups comes Celebrity Maps. Of course, we all want to know where celebs live, so we can go raid their bins, clone their identities and create an elite army of celeb lookalikes (…)