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MobileMe, iDisk and my iPad
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I’m a big fan of Apple’s MobileMe service – as someone wanting to keep calendars, contacts and bookmarks in sync across multiple devices I find it an invaluable tool and – at the risk of sounding all fanboi – well worth the annual subscription. One of the first things I did to make my iPad…
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Trailer: The Green Hornet
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Legendary superhero The Green Hornet – who first debuted on American radio in the 1930’s – is set to have his latest big screen adventure next January and we have a great trailer for you to enjoy.
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Remembering The A-Team
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With the long-promised big-budget A-Team movie finally hitting cinemas later this month we look at back at the original TV series – one of the true TV icons of the 1980’s. It was back in 1983 when Stephen J Cannell first introduced audiences to The A-Team – four Vietnam vets three of whom were on…
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Looking forward to BBC One’s Sherlock
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It’s seldom wise to draw too many assumptions from trailers let alone glimpses in ‘coming soon’ showreels, but something about the brief clips from Sherlock – Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat’s contemporary retelling of Sherlock Holmes – has me rather excited. I’m normally wary of remakes, reimaginings and ‘contemporary updates’ of classic shows, films and…
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Weekend of BBC Films screenings as output moves to BBC Two
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BBC Two becomes the official home of BBC Films output this month and is celebrating with a special launch weekend of movies on July 17th including Michael Caine’s Is Anybody There? and The Damned United which stars Michael Sheen as Leeds United manager Brian Clough. BBC Two’s new status as home to BBC Films follows…
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Waterstones MD confirms iPad eBook app
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Buyers of eBooks from Waterstones will soon be able to read their books on Apple’s new iPad – but not until at least September.