I live in Liverpool, England which is a part of Merseyside and our local train system is run by Merseyrail.
They do a good job, almost all the time and this is not a complaint about their service. More a review of their social media work and lack of.
This is a perfect example of a company that started right but, never followed it though.
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BerryReview has posted OS 5.0.0.509 for both the Bold 9000 and Curve 8900. Unfortunately, as is so often the case with these things, they uploaded to rapidshare. This is fine if you have a premium account, which I do thanks for our friend read more…
I searched for others reporting similar and I had a hard time finding information. So hopefully this is helpful to someone one out there.
This is the story of my recent encounter with Very.co.uk and their Fraud Department.
I was hapily sat in work, dealing with the usual things a superhero has to cope with.
Only for my day to get a lot more difficult.
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A few days ago I heard news that Research In Motion have finally started rolling out their much anticipated Twitter for Blackberry application. Soon after I received my invitation direct from Research In Motion.
This has been a long time comming, and many people have wondered if it will ever arrive.
I’ve been using it, albeit not exclusively for the last two days and I have to say. I like it, even if it lacks functionality and useability.
This post will be heavy with images, so be warned.
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Chances are if you are a fequent user of Twitter, you have come across Seesmic. So this post will be important to you. This is the story of how Seesmic, fail to keep your data secure and share it with anyone they feel might want your personal information.
Dear Google Apps admin,
In order to continue to improve our products and deliver more sophisticated features and performance, we are harnessing some of the latest improvements in web browser technology. This includes faster JavaScript processing and new standards like HTML5. As a result, over the course of 2010, we will be phasing out support for Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 as well as other older browsers that are not supported by their own manufacturers.
The most popular internet browser out there is obviously Internet Explorer.
This is because it ships with Microsoft Windows.
Now I hear, that Google is looking to discontinue its support for Internet Explorer 6 (IE6). This concerns me, simply because I am a great supporter of Google and have used them for my search needs for as long as I can recall.
I’d hate them to lose even more market share to rivals.
There are so many different social networks out there, that I started to wonder which is the best. We all know which ones I use, and I link to them openly.
I like Facebook, for the fact that most of my friends are on it. I like twitter, for the conversation and Flickr, well I’m new to Flickr so I haven’t quite gotten the hang of it.
I’d appreciate a few responses, I might even find some friends I didn’t know I had.
It’s been some time since the last time I saw a leak for my BlackBerry Bold 9000.
This new leak seem to be a big jump from the last .411.
I have yet to install it myself, but plan to this evening.
Let me know what you think, bugs, fixes, random reboots.
Over at The Register, they have uncovered this piece of news.
The story goes that an ex-Microsoft employee has leaked this roadmap.
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