It’s been a simple and cool summer so far, but things are changing. We had a week of 25 celcius and up. Yesterday peaking at 35c. Amazing. Despite my bad eyes and my headaches, it’s a summer to enjoy now. July has just started, and I have to say: keep it up.

When I was expecting the BookArc to show up, I thought it would just be in a hard plastic cover, and the BookArc itself to be of a different material. However, when I got it, I was pleasantly surprised.

The other week I was on the GearZap web site where they sell a nice MacBook Case, and spotted the Twelve South BookArc. The product looks interesting and I have my expectations about it. Which I wrote down in a blog entry. Due to fast delivery I’ve now got the product and am testing it to get some user-experience.

After receiving the email that the BookArc from GearZap is on it’s way, I started having thoughts about what I really expect from this product. I thought it would be worth writing them down, so when I actually get it I can compare it against my user-experience.

I think the title of my blog, and the below video, says enough about how I feel about the whole Gawker network’s way of what they claim to be journalism.

The last few months it has been on my mind more than usual, that I want to save up money again. Being on disability benefits and having no additional income makes saving money a pretty tough job. Thankfully I have family and friends that can jump in once in a while when I am in a pickle, but it would be nicer if I could do this myself. I thought it was worth writing this out, perhaps it helps others consider how they spend / save their money too.

It’s now known that the iPad first generation does not have a camera on the wifi, nor the wifi-3g model. And that the rumored ‘there is space for it’, was just a rumor. The space is used by a screen censor it seems. This blog post is a summery of my thoughts about why we want a camera, expect one, and how to solve the problem (well, perhaps problem is the wrong word).

Notice: two kissing girls, perhaps not suitable for work. But it is suitable for me.

Dropbox is a cloud solution that actually works. It has helped me so many times improve workflow, collaboration with friends, and help back files up spread over various computers, without the hassle of configuring networking, etc. I do not understand why this is not in every operating system by default! Yes, that’s how much I like it. http://quicklink.me/dropbox

This article is just a friendly reminder for beginning web designers writing html and css, to get their standards right, and the tips from the get go, to learn a behavior to take and keep control over the code they write.