make IT easy

This looks like a winner to me.

You need to advertise something to make it known. In order for people to buy they need more information. Here is a video showing how Microsoft tend to handle such things.

Since I've joined Facebook and since I still have to do some IT work to pay the bills while my photography business comes along I thought I'd better do something to promote. What better way than this?

This is a really interesting idea that looks likely to happen in the near future. I know I want one.

Mag+ from Bonnier on Vimeo.

This is a very funny video if you're a designer or arty type

Think about all the creative (problem solving) ideas that went into just this part of making a product like Pringles.

This is cool. I do not know exactly how it is done but it is done very well.

This must be seen to be believed.

This one is a bit special.

It's amazing what modern webcam technology can do. This was caught just last night with a webcam The Kid had set up in his bedroom.

 Picture stolen from this site which is quite a chuckle.

Don't throw out your old VCR till you've seen this.

Will it blend?

How to make sure that the toaster you buy will be the one they want to keep. Check out these innovative products.

This toaster ejects the finished product to your plate. You can set the force and angle of ejection.

This is the perfect bread slicing gadget. You set the desired thickness and then all slices will be equal.

Hat tip to Gizmodo

The products are made by Ivovos

Here is a link to a site I recently discovered that shows the promise of what some parts of the web might become. It is a pretty nicely featured photo editing program that runs in your brower. It isn't Photoshop but it is totally free and well worth a look.

 http://www.pixlr.com/

This looks like fun.

Here is one of Kazali's best students showing off his skills. Not suitable for work viewing.

The stunning innovations from Apple just keep coming.

The captain did a lot of work recently for Mr Noel Lindsey of

in Winchmore Hill, North London. We interrupted Noel's lunch in order to get this. We think it was worth it. Here you can seee what Noel thought.

So there I was adding a little something to a web site I'm working on when .... "Error: blah blah blah.... contact your system administrator."

Right then I knew I was in trouble. I am the system administrator. The buck looked around nervously for somewhere to run but as the Captain wasn't there it just froze and I had to fix it myself.