Fantastic video of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland.

Put in on full screen and be amazed, this is a fabulous video and you have to check it out, just stunning!

Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull – May 1st and 2nd, 2010 on Vimeo on Vimeo

via Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull – May 1st and 2nd, 2010 on Vimeo.

Steve jobs was back on the emails again this week, this time about all sorts from ipad to missing iPhones! Read on at the link below.

Steve Jobs Offers World Freedom From Porn – Apple – Gawker.

Steve Jobs’s stage presence and speech delivery are second to none. So what’s his secret? Adjectives!

The folks at NeilCurtis.com decided to condense the iPad keynote into a much more digestible format while keeping the most important sound bites intact with everything you need to know in order to whip out your credit card come March.

The 180 second bite-sized version of the iPad announcement serves as a hilarious look at the abundant use of adjectives and superlatives during Jobs’s presentation. Don’t be surprised if you hear a lot of the following: Extraordinary. Phenomenal. Far better. Simple. Wonderful. Great. Gorgeous. Awesome. Super. Huge. Tremendous. Amazing. Terrific. Exciting. Beautiful.

Mashable!

via Amazing, Extraordinary, Tremendous: The 3-Minute iPad Keynote [VIDEO].

This video shows one method of hacking a wireless WEP connection and gives you some tips on how to better secure your wireless. WEBSITES:

Lifehacker

via Crack a Wi-Fi Network’s WEP Password with BackTrack, the Fancy Video Version [Wi-Fi].

Interesting take on the new Apple iPad!

Comprehensive walkthrough of the new Google Nexus One user interface. See video below and also the click on the link for more details. Video is a little blurry but nonetheless it gives a great overview of the features and speed of the user interface.

Google Nexus One stands with iPhone and Hero, interface gets a 5-minute walkthrough — Engadget.

It looks increasing likely that New Firefox Mobile browser will launch within days according to various sources.

Initially it will be downloadable from the Nokia OVI store for N900 users. Following on from this it looks like early next year there will be versions for Windows Mobile and Android.

Neat features include the option to sync the desktop browser with the mobile version. Watch this space, you can be guaranteed that this will be a nice piece of kit once it arrives.

Read more on this story here: Firefox mobile browser on the cusp of launching.

Some more details emerging every day now on the now infamous Google Phone!

This evening i stumbled on some great images of the new Google Phone (Nexus One) at the link below.

PICTURED: The Google Phone Unboxed – Tom’s Guide.

Also make sure to check out the link below here for a great Video on the user interface.

http://nexus404.com/Blog/2009/12/22/unboxing-the-google-nexus-one-smartphone-android-2-1-powered-google-phone-gets-leaked-on-video/

Will try to keep blog updated with any more news on the phone as it emerges.

Seems that the iPhone OS 4.o rumours are gathering some momentum once again.

Mashable reports that some more users are beginning to notice mentions of the OS in their website logs lately.

It will be interesting to see what Apple has in store for the new OS next year if indeed these reports turn out to be true.

With the new Google Phone (aka Nexus One) allegedly now set for a January 2010 launch, the feeling is that Apple really need to do something fairly earth shattering with the next gen iPhone and OS 4.0 to stay ahead of the game. Also reports about the new Google Phone are so far so good!

Anyway, check out the link below to Mashable.

Mashable!

via iPhone OS 4.0: Already in the Wild?.

Seems like internet music streaming service Spotify has been struggling to keep up with the demand for Christmas tunes. Some users have been reporting slow performance and songs streaming in super slow-mo for the past 24 hours or so!

A statement from the company says:

“Spotify has seen a huge surge in use over the Christmas period as music fans search out their festive favourites. As a result an extremely small percentage of users may have been affected over the past 24 hours.”

“We’ve moved quickly to add extra servers so this should see Spotify back at full capacity. Apologies to anyone who may have been been temporarily affected – we’re always working hard to ensure you experience the best music service possible.”

Hopefully this is resolved sooner rather then later. As a regular Spotify Premium user i love the service they provide and know what a great service it is. However, stories like this do nothing to help their profile with a US launch imminent in early 2010.