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End of Day: 17th July

July 17th, 2008 at 17:38 by AliMcGowan

Another week, another huge pile of work! No, not a complaint but a mere statement. And this week has been broken up rather nicely by me attending a 3-hour workshop on our brand refresh and updated PlusNet ‘tone of voice’. Do you like my tone of voice? Excellent. Then I’ll continue :) More…

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Are Google pulling rank?

July 17th, 2008 at 16:15 by Dan Kirkland

TechCrunch are reporting on a trial currently being run by Google that supposedly enhances its search experience.  The video isn’t much longer than a couple of minutes so it’s worth taking the time to watch it. More…

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Facebook going slow? - Speed it up with Plusnet.

July 17th, 2008 at 10:49 by Chris Parr

Recently we held a vote on our Community Site asking you which websites you visit most often. More than a quarter of you said that Facebook was the site you visited most regularly.

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More Record Breaking Streaming and the Latest iPlayer News

July 17th, 2008 at 10:21 by Dave Tomlinson

It’s been a little while since we posted an update about the latest happenings on the network and particular what’s happening with streaming usage. We’ll start as usual with a few of headlines then move on with a bit more detail: More…

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Jane’s Appeal End to End Challenge - Day 7

July 17th, 2008 at 09:37 by Mike Tomlinson

Wednesday 16th July, Blairgowrie to Edinburgh

68.5 miles

We lost the monkey today. Graeme, who was the custodian of the monkey, managed to lose it on his first day as keeper. We think it’s a trait with people from Hartlepool. So we now have a virtual monkey which was today awarded to a virtual rider. Ryan, who rode across America with Jane, was due to cycle with us at some point but we are still waiting for his first appearance. More…

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Look out Asus EEE and MacBook Air, Dell E-series cometh

July 17th, 2008 at 09:24 by Peter Jackson

Engadget, always the first with the hottest technology scoops, have already run three articles on the upcoming Dell E-series of netbooks or ultra-compact laptops – whatever you prefer to call ‘em. The latest Engadget article spills the beans on the expected config of the E-series netbook. Whilst this isn’t new news to tech-fans it’s worth mentioning here since we’ve covered the MacBook Air and Asus EEE in some depth previously.

Both the Mac and the Asus were lacking in some areas I felt. The Macbook Air for me was too physically big; thin yes, but the size of a tea-tray. Fine for business execs about town with their briefcases, but not what I would be after. The Asus EEE is certainly neat but perhaps lacking in oomph or a decent screen res.

Has Dell hit the medium point just right? Judging from the buzz over at Engadget they just might’ve. Clearly from the ‘leaked’ slides Dell has both Macbook Air and EEE in their sights. It’s almost certainly no coincidence that they’ve christened this the E-series.

Engadget tells us we’re looking at an August launch with prices starting at $299. No UK pricing or availability is known as yet.

P-j

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