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The New York Times - history of word processing in literature
Article about a forthcoming book, containing interesting snippets from the author's research.
A literary history of word processing
Article about a forthcoming book, containing interesting snippets from the author's research.
I came across an interesting post by Jeff Thomas, in which he refers to an Infographic by Newsweek, which compares printed books with electronic or e-books. (An infographic, by the way, is a graphical or otherwise succinct way of presenting a lot of information quickly. Newsweek’s books vs e-books graphic is one of the few easily readable ones I’ve come across, but that’s neither here nor there.)
Jeff Thomas, Newsweek, books, e-book reader owners, e-books, ebooks, format in News & views 
For anyone who thinks that writing with a computer is not that different from doing so with pen and paper, maybe this short video will change your mind – and put a smile on your face!
21st century, animation, technology, video, writing in The lighter side, Video ;)
I’ve been trying out a search engine I came across called Find That File.
Find that File, review, search, search engines in Reviews ;){kind=logo}
According to my diary, I am due at the vets today for worming. I am told that this involves nothing more terrible than having a gigantic pill put down one’s throat. Nevertheless, I’m glad that the entry refers to our cats rather than myself.
One of the drawbacks of entering appointments into a smartphone is that it’s not easy to write copious explanatory notes – but the advantages definitely outweigh the disadvantages.
calendar, diary, ideas, synch, synchronisation in Handy hints 