Video recording is now available on the Apple iPhone 2G and 3G via iVideoCamera.  Read more about the application here. 

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The long awaited Alice in Wonderland opens up for viewing next year 5 March 2010.

Official release date is 17 December 2009

If you have not read my new life as a student, read 'The Student Life', and the process 'My Literary Life', then flip-back to continue this story.

I am absolutely loving student life.  I do not know what it is, the other students, the tutors, its a combination of everything but most of all, it is my Brain.  My brain has developed a hunger for knowledge that I was unaware existed and I need to feed it.  My breaks between no college on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday has turned me into a fanatical lunatic.  If I do not have college 'assignments', I find college work to do, such as re-reading notes or forward-reading in preparation for the eventual week that my forward-reading is covered.  Some lessons are truly boring but my brain is still on fire to consume all the new information.

My UCAS form is signed – sealed – and delivered and I now await replies from a University who thinks I suit them as much as I think they suit me.

Now I can not recall what was the aim of this post.  Ah! I remember now.  I wanted to apologise for my irregular blogging.  However, you had best get used to it as 'The Student Life' is the life for me, at least for a minimum of 4-6 years.  I am so greedy for knowledge that I am already looking to do a PGCE (Post Graduate Certificate of Education) which will qualify me as a teacher and while teaching part-time my plan is to undertake an MA (I think it stands for Master of Arts).  We, after all, want no flies to rest on this brain.

So just to say, I will still be blogging but perhaps not as often as before and also I will throw in other things that interest me in life.  I would not want to bore you with phone-stuff always and in addition as I 'grow-up' I realise that family and friends and life in general is very important to me and I can not let one passion consume me and my thoughts when there is so much more in the wider world on offer to me.

You will recall that I do some editorial work on other sites.  However, in order not to repeat myself, I will put the links here when I have blogged elsewhere so you can keep your interest in me 'alive'.  I am like a true 'pop-star'…  if you forget your audience, then your audience will forget you.

 

Elm and Hazel are the new mobile phones to come out of the Sony Ericsson Green Heart portfolio.  The initiative reduces the impact of the phones in the environment.  Recyled material is used within the phones production.  Read more about GreenHeart and the new phones here.

A new firmware update is available for the Nokia E52 and E55.  Head over to www.nokia.com to upgrade your mobile phone today.

iTunes has untied the ropes that bound it to PC installed-use-only with the evolution of iTunes Preview.  iTunes Preview is available via web browsers for you to check the complete list of Apple's music store catalogue.  If your of the social species you can a also send a link to your friends.  Apps and videos are also equipped within the search options.  However, you can not listen to previews of the song or make app/video purchases - for this you need to go back to the Ball and Chains of the PC installed version of iTunes.

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Bing Microsoft's Uk search engine officially goes live as it shakes off the beta tag.  Bing

Tags: google, Microsoft, social networking/social media

Matthew Key, chairman and chief executive of Telefonica Europe – owners of O2 said the sale of iPhone by Orange has not dented their own sales.  However, he admitted that it will have an impact on the growth of O2, the UK's largest mobile phone operator.

He also commented on the restriction of 750mb a month 'fair usage' cap on iPhone owners use on the Orange network by comparing their own "…unlimited data tariff on our iPhone, which we think is the way to go".

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Symbian One takes us through their journey on the 'Sharing Good Things' tour with the Nokia N97.  We travel the road to enlightenment with social location and mobile gps technology at the root.  [via].