August 4, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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I’ve been seeing a lot of foolish and irresponsible posts (on Blogs and Social Networks) lately making the claim that XE2′s upcoming FireMonkey framework is some foolish attempt at a “one size fits all” solution for cross-platform GUI development. A … Continue reading
July 18, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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Like an unfortunately large number of people outside of the United States, I recently purchased a Motorola Xoom. I chose the Xoom because it is clearly an impressive piece of hardware, well built, sporting performance components I had considered to … Continue reading
July 13, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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Update 2 – 16th July 2011 Okay, so two days ago I received a call from a lovely lady from O2 called Jodie. We had a nice long discussion about what had happened (as is quite thouroughly covered below) and … Continue reading
June 17, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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As any of you following me on Twitter will likely already know, I recently acquired a Motorola Xoom (WiFi only as I already own an Android phone with 3G, and can pair the two when required) on which to test … Continue reading
April 4, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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I don’t normally post things like this, mainly because “quick cheap fixes” tend never to work…. however, this is something I discovered for myself by complete accident, and has made a massive difference to the performance of my Internet Connection… … Continue reading
February 27, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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This blog post will be a combination of a rant, a lecture, and a call to arms for my fellow Delphi developers. You have been warned! I am a self-proclaimed “Delphi Loyalist”! I have been since Delphi 1 entered my … Continue reading
February 6, 2011
by Simon J Stuart
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This article has been modified due to the numbers of annoying comments (largely unpublished due to stupidty and trolling). Since nobody can agree on the best calibration method for Li-ion batteries (and since people clearly couldn’t read properly to see … Continue reading