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Sync Facebook photos with Apple’s Address Book

I dont have a facebook account anymore and I also dont have Plaxo. Now Plaxo, when I had the account, did this syncing and even today I have profile photos of all the plaxo contacts in my iphone. So when … Continue reading

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Google Calendar

I went to help in google calendar and found this – but there is no plus next to ‘my calendars’. Curious! Create multiple calendars You can set up multiple calendars for different areas of your life, like one for your … Continue reading

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Cloud computing is a trap

Cloud computing is a trap, warns GNU founder | Technology | guardian.co.uk Cloud computing – where IT power is delivered over the internet as you need it, rather than drawn from a desktop computer – has gained currency in recent … Continue reading

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How to blog – for the shirker

I have been blogging for five years now. See this link for all my blogs: http://sites.google.com/site/soumitrisarchive/blogs-and-sites(now that was a spruik! caught you!) But seriously – are you a blogger who? feels guilty blogging. blogs when the family has gone to … Continue reading

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Add Signatures to Gmail

If you have been following my posts this year you will already know that I have decided to complicate my life completely. What I did two weeks ago – to put a date to it and be scientific say ummm … Continue reading

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Last week

This is the last week before I go back to work – the kids go back to school actually, so I can head off to do things. Small snippets of info: 1. I am now totally converted to ‘cloud computing’. … Continue reading

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Cloud Computing

Last year Jeremy would come to see me about once a month. Jeremy is an ixd nut who is bouncing off all manner of walls in all parts of the globe. As an aside he is also doing his PhD … Continue reading

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