Just in case anybody was wondering about the battery life of a Nexus 4 phone.
It was happily running WiFi and GPS during this time and Bluetooth whilst I was in the car.
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Feeling a little sore, are we?
There was a great story this week about a young lad who has sold his Smartphone app for “many millions of pounds”. It’s a great success story.
For some reason the BBC felt this would be a great topic for reader feedback (I wonder what conditions they use to determine this). The lowest rated (thankfully) was from someone who sounds extremely bitter. Passed up for a promotion by any chance?
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The nose has it
I’ve been offline a bit recently. Let me tell you my story…
Last Monday (the 18th) I was sat at work, idly chatting to my manager. Suddenly he tells that my nose is bleeding. I look down and there’s bloody all over my shirt. I hold my nose as prescribed but it doesn’t want to stop. Soon a first aider appears and then another (all giving me conflicting advise, I should add). The blood just won’t stop so they decide to get me to the local A&E – my manager kindly takes me. It’s about 5pm by now so it’s busy in A&E. In fact I spent hours sat holding my nose and when I’m finally seen it’s stopped by itself. After a Doctor has a quick look and confirms that it’s stopped they send me a home – I get a taxi. Next day my wife takes me to work.
All was fine. Until Friday.
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The SmartPhone joins the world of James Bond
It’s like the thing of movies – pick-pocketing a phone, installing something on it and then returning it. From then you can track the owners and even listen in to his conversations. But it’s possible now.
