Just got an exciting mail from the Richard Mullhand at Missing Link, that I'll be doing a power talk at Net Prophet 2013. Now I need to take that massive presentation and all of the boring stuff, throw it far away and put a story together to tell in a

When we opened up the office for the new year, Nicholas told me he had dropped his HTC Sensation in the Ocean, on a family trip to the Beach, over the holidays. He did his best to save it, drying it out, but it was too late. He had lost

Rudie and I were talking and decided we should do something differently at G3ECS to try and get everyone engaged and ensure we're catering for the different levels of skill within the group. Tonight Rudie split everyone into four groups, each focused on a different level of our learning programme.

Tonight was free roam night, basically a do what you want as long as it is geeky, kind of night. On the gaming front, we had a group playing Minecraft, another group playing Call of Duty and a few playing World of Warcraft. On the programming front, there were a

I saw a post from Robert Scoble, mentioning Moves and I was interested to give it a try. First off, this app is super easy to get started with. You don't need a user account, you literally just download the app and it does the rest. It became nearly addictive

Tonight was our first Hardware focused night at G3ECS. It was great to have a full house again and it was lively as ever. Rudie led the group through building LED Throwies and getting started with Arduino. I'm looking forward to seeing the group building some awesome little projects.

We had a great turn out an G3ECS tonight. Tonight's session was focused on getting everyone up to speed with the basics of the web and HTML. We're basing our first phase programming sessions on the Code Academy framework. I really like the way they have set up their course

We're on a bit of a mission to find a super thin sleeve for Amelia's MacBook Air, but there are little options in George so we always pop in at an iStore when we get a chance. I also use the opportunity to see some of the gadgets we don't

In the past few weeks I have become border-line obsessed with leather and felt iPhone, iPad and MacBook sleeves. There are really quite a few companies making some awesome natural products for protecting our expensive and beloved Apple goodies. Some of the brands that are making some great sleeves include:

I have always wanted to know what people were on about, when referring to PhotoShop or Illustrator, so I finally got myself CS5 Master Collection today and personally feel lost. For the past few years I have been using a combination of Inkscape and Gimp, but I am looking forward