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The Blogging for Business event is taking place in the National Software Centre tomorrow evening from 6pm as previously reported. However, I forgot to mention that there is free wifi in the National Software Centre so there is an opportunity…
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Blogging for Business event reminder
Just a quick reminder to everyone that the Blogging for Business event is on this coming Thursday in the National Software Centre at in Cork at 6pm. This event is aimed at educating business people on the potential advantages to…
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Steve Jobs wwdc keynote now online
Steve jobs keynote to Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco has been put up on the Apple website – it is an hour long but worth watching, if only to see Intel CEO Paul Otellini bounce onstage and hug…
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Macs with 'Intel inside' rumours confirmed
In case you missed the announcement elsewhere – both Apple and Intel have released press releases here and here respectively announcing that Apple is to move its entire line to the x86 architecture by 2007 with the first Intel Mac…
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Blogging for Business event gets advance press
The Blogging for Business event I am organising for 6p.m. this Thursday (June 9th ’05) in the National Software Centre was mentioned in yesterday’s Sunday Tribune. This is the first mention of the event I am aware of in the…
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Apple to move to Intel x86 architecture?
I spotted a story on news.com this morning which said that Apple are going to move away from IBM PowerPC chips to Intel supplied x86 chips for their computers. The article goes on to say that this will be officially…
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How to get positive results from calls to support hotlines/callcentres
I have a method I use when calling support hotlines which rarely fails to get me a positive outcome from the call – I call it the Squeaky Wheel method (remember the squeaky wheel is the one which gets the…
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Microsoft changes default Office file format to xml
Robert Scoble put up a post last night indicating that Microsoft are changing their default file format to XML. This is a great move forward for Microsoft Office. It means you will be able to open any Office document and…
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