Phileas #21 – Podcastus Interruptus

February 7, 2010 by  
Filed under - The Phileas Club, .Episodes, Featured

On this episode, your hosts:

  • Patrick Beja from France (notpatrick on Twitter)
  • Turki from Saudi Arabia (saudi on Twitter)
  • Tom Merrit from the US (acedtect on Twitter)

Talk about:

  • Haiti
  • the iPad

And other things, and then get rudely interrupted by a technical mishap that ate the second half of the show. It was really good too, with a great discussion about the Burka, among other things. Very sorry about this folks, we’ll be back next month.
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And to find out more about our wonderful hosts, go here:

Turki : A Saudi Life
Tom : Tom Merritt .com

Apple’s New Concept: Easy Computing

January 31, 2010 by  
Filed under .Articles, Patrick's plog

So Apple announced its long awaited tablet this week, and many have commented, analysed, cried in despair and praised the oversized iPod. One thing that I have seen yet though is a deeper look at what it means for the computer world and computer users going forward. I’ll take a stab at it.

What Aunt Edna Needs

It seems that at least half the tech world is disappointed that they won’t be able to code C# or run photoshop on their iPad. I humbly believe that this is due to a very deep misunderstanding of the concept that Apple introduced this past Wednesday. Indeed, more than just a new device, they have created a new kind of machine, that many of their competitors will try to replicate in the coming months and years:

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