So it’s been a bit quiet on here of late.  In part it’s because of the extra work being put into the busi­ness and house of late.  I haven’t been sprint­ing so much, and I’ve been doing a lot of play­ing with technology.

What blog­ging I have been doing has been on the A Liv­er­pool Web Designer blog hos­ted at WordPress.com — in there you’ll find vari­ous tech­no­logy art­icles.  Includ­ing my proud little post where I worked out how to blog prop­erly on Word­Press from an iPhone.

What else has been hap­pen­ing?  Well the Elise has been sit­ting in the rain, doing noth­ing.  I’m rather ashamed about that, but I’m try­ing to get into my head that it’s time to start using it more.  With less track time in the past year than at any point for five years or more, I’m feel­ing rusty and slow.  Not only that, but driv­ing a fast car is los­ing its appeal.  Time to change that.   Soon.

I’ve also been fid­dling away with some other exper­i­ments, some of which have shown on this site — for example, blog­ging from a Nokia N95 (or many other Sym­bian phones), Face­book con­nec­tions and so on.  That’s meant that I’ve been rather diver­si­fied.  Which could be bad, could be good.  Per­son­ally I just think it’s a sign of learn­ing and pro­gress.  There’s a lot going on in the world and if our com­pany, Inter­con­nect IT, is to suc­ceed in its ambi­tion of being a tech­no­logy led com­pany, we need to under­stand what people are doing with tech­no­logy, what they want to do, and how they do it.  We also need to under­stand their prob­lems, the hurdles they face, and so on.

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