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Author Archives: Oliver
CAS Refuses to Hear Landis Appeal. Positive Doping Verdict Upheld.
So ends one of the most ludicrous, unfair, illegitimate and biased trials in the history of professional sport. According to CNN, a three person committee meeting in Lausanne Switzerland has issued a 58 page ruling denying Floyd’s request to be … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Political, Sport
Tagged CAS, doping, drugs, Landis, oliver starr, owstarr.com, starrtrek, steroids, testosterone, Tour de Farce, tour de france, WADA
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Want a Limited Edition Nokia N96? Now’s Your Chance!
Nokia just launched this new site announcing the very limited availability of their newest multi-media computer, the amazing N96. We’ve been hearing about this phone since 3GSM…the specifications are basically mind-blowing. It’s the N95 on steroids, growth hormone, speed and … Continue reading
Posted in mobile, New Gadgets, Nokia
Tagged facethetask.com, Launch, MicroDVR, N96 Limited Edition, Nokia N96, oliverstarr, owstarr.com, starrtrek
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AP/Blogger Solidarity Post – The Zac Browser for Autistic Children
Note: This post is in response to Jeff Jarvis’ suggestion that all bloggers repost substantially all of any AP story to show solidarity and support for their fellow blogger, Rogers Cadenhead’s community-created Drudge Retort, after it was aggressively threatened by … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Power, web2.0
Tagged AP, Associated Press, Autism, Blogger Solidarity, Jeff Jarvis, oliverstarr, owstarr.com, starrtrek, web2.0, Zac Browser
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Joikuspot Launches New Mapspot Service.
The folks at Joiku, the company that has developed the revolutionary Joikuspot software that lets you turn your Symbian Series 60 device into a mobile wi-fi hotspot have done it again. This time they’ve built on their Joikuspot platform by … Continue reading
Posted in mobile
Tagged Disruptive Technology, Google Maps, GPS, Joiku, Joikuspot, Location Based Services, Mapspot, oliver starr, owstarr.com
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Got Gadgets?
Recently, several people have inquired about the extent of my “toy” collection. Mostly it consists of Nokia phones (although there’s also a Treo, an iPhone, a Helio Drift, and a Samsung SCH-i830, and a few others hardly worth mentioning), various … Continue reading
Posted in mobile, New Gadgets, Nokia, Personal
Tagged Flashlights, Gadgets, Heuer, Internet Tablets, Lasers, Mobile Phones, N810, N82, N95, Nokia, NSeries, Snoon, Swatch, Toys
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Is OLPC a Fraud?
Back in December of 2007 I took OLPC – the One Laptop Per Child project up on it’s special year-end offer. This offer included two laptops: one which would be donated to a country in need of the devices to … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Power
Tagged bad service, fraud, frustration, laptop.org, negroponte, oliver starr, OLPC, one laptop per child, owstarr.com
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TwitterFone Goes Live
TwitterFone, a new service that allows you to post to Twitter via voice by calling a number on your mobile phone has just been lit up. The application is currently in an invite-only beta so if you want to use … Continue reading
Posted in mobile, Web Apps, web2.0
Tagged MaxRoam, oliverstarr, owstarr.com, Pat Phelan, Spinvox, twitter, TwitterFone, Voice Interface, Voice UI, VUI
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Twitter as Get Out of Jail Free Utility? You Bet!
CNN is reporting that James Karl Buck, a graduate student from University of California-Berkeley was arrested while on the outskirts of a riot related to the rising food prices in Egypt when he was taken into custody by the Egyptian … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Power
Tagged blogging, egypt, jail, new networks, owstarr.com, tweet, twitter, web2.0
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Greeley, a Short Story
Editor’s note: Growing up my grand-dad had a feedlot in Greeley, Colorado. This short fiction is based upon events related to that property. Greeley The two men leaned against the fence staring silently over the long shadows of the corn … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing, Personal
Tagged co, Creative Writing, greeley, oliver starr, wiseman brothers livestock. owstarr.com
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