Month: April 2007

  • BlackBerry on Windows Mobile

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    Simon Scullion

    According to the beeb, it looks like Blackberry (RIM) are going to open up and make their applications run on Windows Mobile 6 devices. An interesting one to follow, as up until now, the hardware and software has been tied together, much like Apple Macs and the Mac OSX operating system. Update: Here is RIMs…

  • This is getting boring….

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    Simon Scullion
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    Yet another day without wind! So, flights 4 & 5 planned for today. We’ll see. My predictions are here

  • Lotus Connections market positioning

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    Simon Scullion

    Jake has an interesting post over on Codestore about managing large numbers of Domino based blogs. The client is a university with about 20,000 students. They want to give each student the ability to blog. He is asking for input regarding scalability and the use of one large database versus a large number of individual…

  • Louis Vuitton Predictions – Mon 23rd April

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    Simon Scullion
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    Today sees flights 4 and 5 rescheduled as yesterday only saw flight 3 completed due to lack of wind yet again. If we get some racing today, there are a few interesting matches. In flight 4, the big match is between the Spanish and Italians, both who’ll be hoping to make the semis. In flight…

  • Louis Vuitton Week 1 roundup

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    Simon Scullion
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    The first week of the Louis Vuitton Cup has seen a lot of waiting, some interesting results, and already a big upset with Mascalzone Latino beating Emirates Team New Zealand in the first flight back on Friday. The table is looking more or less as I would have expected, though with the leaders in a…

  • Louis Vuitton Predictions – Fri 20th April

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    Simon Scullion
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    Today is the first reserve day, so we roll the clock back to Monday, and the schedule for flights 1 & 2.  Things aren’t looking too positive though, fingers crossed a sea breeze can build for the afternoon. Just for the record then, here are my original predictions for flights 1 & 2: Flight 1…