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A Lancia in Finland



April 28th, 2005 | Category: Uncategorized | 2 comments

Hugo, is this yours?


April 28th, 2005 | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Thanks for the support Rob Bevan!

Link: (robbish).

Best of all though is Lifeblog, Nokia’s diary/media manager, the perfect accessory to your Flickr account (see here for details).

Found him via his comment here on a previous post of mine.

April 28th, 2005 | Category: Extras | Leave a comment

How can I use Nokia Lifeblog with LiveJournal

Here it is.

Link: FAQ Question #224.

How can I use Nokia Lifeblog to update my journal?
LiveJournal supports Nokia Lifeblog, which permits you to update your journal via your mobile phone or through a desktop client. Information on Lifeblog can be found at http://www.nokia.com/lifeblog/.

Lifeblog uses the ATOM protocol. To set up Lifeblog, you will need to provide your LiveJournal username and password, and enter http://www.livejournal.com/interface/atom as the server address. Lifeblog will automatically update the list of all journals you can post to.

Free LiveJournal users can use Lifeblog to post text only. Paid LiveJournal users can use Lifeblog to post photos as well, through the use of LiveJournal’s ScrapBook service. Currently you cannot post video clips to LiveJournal. [charlie: empahsis mine]

April 28th, 2005 | Category: Tips & Tricks | Leave a comment

Punkin’ resting after a hard night’s sleep




Ah, the life of carnivores

April 28th, 2005 | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment

The last of 10 awards

Best blog - Menopaussi. Written by a guy? My Finnish sucks, so I'm not sure.</p> <p>And he sang. Very funny.</p> <p>One thing that amazed me was the high level of art and design put into the blogs. I think it’s because there are the early adopters (for anything) and put more energy in things than others would.</p> <p>Yes, a movement at its infancy. Go for it guys!” /></a><br /> Best blog – Menopaussi. Written by a guy? My Finnish sucks, so I’m not sure.</p> <p>And he sang. Very funny.</p> <p>One thing that amazed me was the high level of art and design put into the blogs. I think it’s because there are the early adopters (for anything) and put more energy in things than others would.</p> <p>Yes, a movement at its infancy. Go for it guys!</p> <p><br style=

April 27th, 2005 | Category: Uncategorized | One comment

Kultainen Kuukkeli – Finnish Blog Awards

Hard to take photos. They have this simple system (red tags worn) identify who doesn't want their photos published (there was an issue with it last year). Only thing is that every shot has one!
Hard to take photos. They have this simple system (red tags worn) identify who doesn’t want their photos published (there was an issue with it last year). Only thing is that every shot has one!
Bad shot of the yellow chick.
Bad shot of the yellow chick.


Individually made hilarious statues for the awards.
Individually made hilarious statues for the awards.


Invited by Janne Jalkanen.

April 27th, 2005 | Category: Uncategorized | One comment

PS Models Proudly Presents the PS Model Blog

Thanks to Anina.

Link: PS Models Proudly Presents the PS Model Blog.

This collaboration has allowed ps models to develop the ps model blog, updating its website via the Nokia 7610 mobile phone using Lifeblog technology. This means you can watch the growth and development of ps models via the Lifeblog link on the ps models’ website. Effective communication is the fundamental building block of long and productive business relationships.

April 27th, 2005 | Category: Announcements | One comment

Sixty-phones

A guy who just got a 6630. He lists all the he likes and dislike about it. He likes us, but we only came 9th out of 12. But, I’m happy nonetheless. I hope he has a great time with the new phone and the Lifeblog becomes a central part of his life (how sappy of me!).

Link: Sixty-phones.

9) Lifeblog – great tool to manage content on the phone.

April 27th, 2005 | Category: Extras | One comment

Funny things taken out of context

Inside a hotel elevator. Seems at first to be a declaration - 'Two Ice Cubes!' - as random as any three words you wouldn't expect to find in an elevator.</p> <p>Of course, when you see the other little plaques separate but below it, you realize it’s just saying what floor the ice cubes are on (which reminds me of a story…).” /></a><br /> Inside a hotel elevator. Seems at first to be a declaration – ‘Two Ice Cubes!’ – as random as any three words you wouldn’t expect to find in an elevator.</p> <p>Of course, when you see the other little plaques separate but below it, you realize it’s just saying what floor the ice cubes are on (which reminds me of a story…).</p> <p><br style=

April 26th, 2005 | Category: Uncategorized | Leave a comment
 
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