Monthly Archive: March 2008

Mar
24

30 Years Of Apple: We’re So Excited

A tribute to a company that touched the lives of millions.

Mar
14

Hello, Tomorrow. iPhone launches in Ireland – Today.

Ireland is one of these countries which always gets things more at the bottom of the list. Even UK got the iPhone earlier than the country inside which I live in. The iPhone – or Jesusphone – continues its winning streak in Ireland, starting today. O2 is – as expected – the carrier of the …

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Mar
10

First COSMOS application: TextPad

Not only is it my birthday today, it is also the day at which I am happy to announce that I have completed the first application that fully utilizes the COSMOS UI Framework (COS Presentation Base). The tool is able to open and save text files, as well as modifying them and performing basic operations …

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Mar
06

The Borg release Internet Explorer 8

In a surprising turn of events, the Borg have decided to lay the seeds out to bring even more people close to them and assimilate their brains. Internet Explorer 8 is now available as a public Beta 1 and seduces people with new features such as W3C compliance (okay, I give you that one) and …

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Mar
03

Super Mario Bros. – in First Person

Mar
01

One year ago: OS X Mercury Beta 1 releases

Exactly a year ago today I have released the first Beta version of my now popular Mac-like desktop project, OS X Mercury. Beta 1 was the first version to sport feature-completeness, and included all programs and tools for the environment in a stage that was ready to test. Despite the agreement that it was a …

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