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Google OnHub - What it is missing

A colleague ordered the OnHub and I got a chance to mess around with it. I was disappointed. What I expected was a device that makes WiFi very simple, and yet has power features. It is definitely one step in the right direction but has quite a way to go. The internet is scattered with reviews about the OnHub and what it does and how it does them (Wired, The Verge)....

Google IO 2013 Registration Dates Opening

Hunting around for tickets to Google IO 2013 is something I’ve been hooked on to for the past few days. Funnily enough none of the major sites like Gizmodo or Tech-crunch have a post out there for their readers to know when the registrations open. With a bit of digging I did manage to find out that ticket sales open on the 13 of March 2013. Mark your dates folks… its going to be a rush....