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This year's Jobs/Apple fairground ride

By Kieren / January 11, 2006

I've never really understood the collective madness that surrounds Steve Jobs keynotes. The Apple CEO is undoubtedly charismatic, and he […]

By Kieren / January 5, 2006

I've done another ranty column for The Guardian's technology section. This one moaning about waiting, waiting, waiting for my laptop

By Kieren / January 5, 2006

Blimey, it only took two months but I have finally been refunded for the Mukka Express – the cappuccino maker

By Kieren / January 2, 2006

So I wrote an article covering how the rules on redelegations for country code top-level domains had been changed in

By Kieren / December 23, 2005

The Times journalist James Bone castigated by Kofi Annan at the UN end-of-year press conference has fired back, inevitably, with

By Kieren / December 23, 2005

Kofi Annan is the world's number one diplomat as secretary-general of the United Nations. I recently saw him in action

By Kieren / December 16, 2005

Now we know why comedian Chris Langham wasn't at the Comedy Awards this week to pick up his two awards

By Kieren / December 16, 2005

Forgot yesterday to stick up the latest Technobile I have written for The Guardian. Continuing with my mild criticism of

By Kieren / December 15, 2005

I just don’t get Jamie Oliver, TV chef extraordinaire. He seems to be leaping between ever greater peaks of admiration

By Kieren / December 8, 2005

Postings have been a bit scarce of late for the very simple reason that I am on a BBC shooting