OK, I’m not a programmer, but it makes sense to me that this would somehow work. What if someone created an ink blogging program that (excuse me if I misuse terms) would parse the ink into individual pictures for each word. Follow me here: The same way the ink post plug-in for Windows Live Writer [...]

As a follow up to Robert’s post, I thought I’d share as well, though I’ve been back to school since late August. I also just had to use the word “uni” since I think it’s funny, as a person who never heard someone call it a uni until Robert and William jumped in. And, for [...]

I know a lot of our readers are already well into the new term and I hope you’re all getting on fine. However in my corner of the globe (if globes have corners? :o)), the new semester doesn’t begin until October 1st so right now I’m sitting slap-bang in the middle of my yearly ritual [...]

Update II:Now it looks like 8pm. Is everyone else seeing this being pushed back as well, or is my computer just flipping out?

Update: Looks like they pushed back the start of the event by a couple of hours to 7pm Mountain Time.

This has already been picked up by a couple of sites, including GottaBeMobile (I [...]

We told you at the end of July that Atiz’s Snapter camera ’scanning’ application, re-branded as Snapter ICE V2.0, was being re-launched with the promise that the operational problems inherent in v1.0 had been greatly fixed and some new and improved functionality had been put in place. Well I thought it was about time [...]

You’ll remember back in April that we introduced you to Snapter, a software based scanning solution that utilises a digital camera as its primary means of input? Well Sarasin at Atiz has dropped me an email announcing that the software has been incarnated into a new version and renamed Snapter Ice 2.0. It seems our [...]

Do you sometimes forget to put your laptop on standby, to later discover that you have wasted all of your battery life and conceqently only have 30 minutes left for that important exam review lecture?

I found myself in that situation just the other day. It’s partly due to the fact that I have [...]

Normally, day-to-day wise, I’m not a mindmap kind of guy. However, come exam time, they’re one of the only things that work for me. I was pretty excited to hear that the new version of Mindmanager was on its way. Mindmanager 6 was the most complete software I have ever used. It is extremely hard [...]

A recent topic in the forums had me looking around for math specific software, and up popped Math 3.0 from Microsoft. If you’ve used Microsoft Student 2006, then you’ll be familiar with this program. The additions make Math 3.0 a very useful learning tool for high school math all the way up to early sophomore [...]

James over at jkOntheRun highlights a new piece of software that looks ideal for student use (especially those operating paperlessly). Atiz, the company behind the Bookdrive DIY (highlighted by alcuin in our forums a couple of days ago), have released Snapter - an application that allows you to ’scan’ a document into an elecronic format [...]