I thought I’d give my iPhone battery a bit of a charge, so I plugged it into my PC (I’m at work) and saw the following…
“Great” I thought “it recognises it”. However, my world soon fell apart as this message appeared:
Although this has happened to me in the past with other devices, I’ve always been able to charge them, however, with the iPhone it won’t charge. So…out has come the MacBook…the most expensive iPhone charger ever!
Following on from my previous post I “successfully” upgraded 3 of our WordPress blogs (well I say successfully compared to my experience with upgrading MacBites)
So here’s my MacBites bag and my MacBites mug…oh, and my Windows PC.
BTW - process for getting the photo on here:
Trying to use Evernote at work. However, it doesn’t appear to support IE6. Roll on the iPhone!
Just finished watching the Bill Gates interview on BBC2. Interesting insight into the man who changed the computer world (although that’s a matter of opinion I suppose). I was going to watch it earlier in the day (during my lunch hour) but Internet Explorer had other ideas.
Sums it up really!
OK so I decided to try and eat a bit more healthily starting at the end of March. On March 31st I stopped eating chocolate and on April 10th I started again. April 10th and 11th just happened to be the dates that I was running a 2-day Microsoft Project course - my first one for a few years. Even with a bit of prep, Project always throws up the unexpected.
Are there any trainers out there who actually like training this product?
Suggested to a client that they buy a Mac. Well, he’d already decided that his next laptop will be a Mac, so I can’t really count that as a sale - but at least it confirmed it in his mind.
“Excel.exe has generated an error” was the cry from the desk behind me. “I can’t open the file and it’ll take 2 days to get a restore”
Enter a knight in shining armour (or a least a shiny-screened MacBook). And what could Neo-Office (a FREE Office Suite) do that Excel couldn’t? Yes - it opened the supposedly corrupt Excel file. All that was missing was a few graphs - and they were easily re-creatable.
I’m not sure whether the young damsel in distress was more speechless about the recovery of her precious data or the shiny white laptop on my desk! Anyway, fact remains - Mac 1 PC 0.
