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Co-founder Keima Limited
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2005
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April
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- Audio/video search engine
- Team Foundation Installation Guide 1.0.50428
- Installing Visual Studio Team Build
- Dell UltraSharp 2005FPW
- Orange UK C500 ROM Update Imminent
- Nokia N91 mobile music
- Sprint coverage maps
- WinHEC 2005 Conference Presentations and Papers
- iCon
- Microsoft announce mini-tablet
- Microsoft's OS history
- Longhorn build 5048 desktop screenshot
- More Orange SPV C550 pics
- Microsoft / IDSA PC Design Competition
- Free telecoms tutorials
- Smartphone homescreens
- T-Mobile Personal Coverage Check
- AivX DivX Player
- Solution to team project creation problem
- Installing Visual Studio Team Foundation Server
- My Movies
- Amazon.com Free Music Downloads
- Firms paid TV tech gurus
- Skype to hit mobile phones this year
- MSN to add tabbed browsing to existing IE
- Google Maps for UK
- Google Local for mobiles
- T-Mobile's Flarion trial a big success
- Verizon, Sprint, others reject 'iPod phone'
- iriver H300 firmware updated
- Motorola Cancels MPx Smartphone
- The Return of the Mac?
- SQL Server 2005 April CTP released
- Crown Castle's DVB-H to use Microsoft technology
- Visual Studio / SQL Server Express Updates
- Adobe to acquire Macromedia in $3.4B deal
- Mac OS X "Tiger"'s 200+ New Features
- My Outlook
- Samsung showcase DMB and DVB-H phone
- StartSomethingPC.com
- Home Theatre PC Guide
- Bottled Water Experiment
- Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2 on MSDN
- BBC Radio podcasts 20 more shows
- Orange SPV C550 and M500 due in May
- MSF for Agile Software Development Update
- Apple to Ship Mac OS X Tiger April 29
- US Media supporting Internet journalists
- 5Gb iriver H10 for £99
- MSN Messenger 7
- Herb Sutter's OOPLSA Keynote
- Outlook Web Access Themes
- Sony NW-HD5 20GB Network Walkman
- Google Maps adds satellite view
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April
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2 comments:
Isn't it 2^25 = 33554432 combinations? Could this comment (or this blog entry) be any more geeky?
:-D it's a difficult call... Using mathematics to back up your argument puts you in the territory of a "boffin". A true geek would have commented on the fact that Dogbert is using an LCD flatscreen monitor and SkypeIn (hence the headset) to handle his support calls. An über geek would have wondered if Dogbert's headset was bluetooth.
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