David Quinn published this entry on Thursday 15 October, 2009 at 9:36 pm. It's been filed in the journalism + pr + technology category . {1 Comment}
According to several newspapers yesterday, Kellogg’s is planning to use lasers to burn its logo on to individual corn flakes in an attempt to foil impostors. Metro, The Telegraph, The Daily Record and Marketing printed this as fact. Since journalists don’t seem to have realised that the story is made up by some PR people [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Sunday 18 January, 2009 at 10:01 pm. It's been filed in the technology category . {1 Comment}
Why is it that a PC user can get better functionality out of an eight-year-old operating system than a Mac user can get out of a four-year-old operating system?
Say I want to get a new iPod Nano or run Adobe Air (for applications like Twhirl and AlertThingy) on my Mac, I’m going to have to [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Monday 26 November, 2007 at 10:29 pm. It's been filed in the magazines + technology category . {1 Comment}
I observed the other day that Sony Magazine has little to justify its seemingly imaginary cover price of £4.50. However, as Charlie Brooker points out (today, spookily), there are much worse examples of this “hilariously desperate” genre of magazine. Specifically, something called Nespresso magazine.
This is the magazine for people who own Nespresso coffee machines. It [...]
David Quinn published this entry on Monday 11 June, 2007 at 6:23 pm. It's been filed in the design + fashion + journalism + technology category . {Comment}
Marks & Spencer is launching a £150 suit that allows you to control your iPod using a controller hidden in the lapel and wires concealed within the lining, reports the Daily Mail. I can’t possibly imagine why anyone would want such a thing, other than to mark themselves out as the biggest prat in the [...]