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I’ve always been a fan of Tablet PCs. Mainly because I’m completely and
utterly in love with Microsoft OneNote –– it’s the killer app for
Tablet PCs and for everyone in general who needs to keep their random
stuff together on a PC. Goodness knows why it’s not pushed harder than
it is.
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Postcodes are an essential part of location services in the UK. However,
they’re not free –– they are owned by the Post Office, who will charge
you a hefty sum in order to get access to the database.
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Good news on the User Access Control flaw
I wrote about a few days ago - the Windows 7 engineers have promised to fix it
in the release candidate, and have gone even further in the fix than was asked.
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I’m having a weird problem with the new version of Google Earth. Looking
near me in Manchester, it’s defaulting to an old image set –– around 2004
or so –– when they have later images available.