I started writing shortish pieces and publishing them online in reverse-chronological order, back in 1999 (they weren't called blogs back then, or at least I hadn't heard of blogs, which is admittedly more likely).
I had no problems with using my old 7610 as a modem, using Ross Barkman's excellent modem scripts. Yesterday I tried to set up my nice new N70 as a bluetooth modem. I grabbed Ross' Nokia 3G scripts and spoke to Vodafone, who sent me the relevant phone config and then... nothing.
A top N, in alphabetical order
So, the government wants us to carry biometric national ID cards does it? Arguments about how dangerous the proposals are have been made elsewhere (NO2ID, the people behind that have plenty to say on the subject...) and while I agree that the whole thing reeks of a state power-grab, my overwhelming sense is that it's a real wasted opportunity.
In the last couple of days I've tweaked the CSS and upgraded the Atom feed to be valid Atom 1.0.
Update, 5 April 2006: Mac OS X 10.4.6 includes iSync 2.2, which supports the N70 out of the box, which means that you can happily remove the iSync Agent app, which solves the clash, so you only need to follow the easy three-step process just below.
Update, 5 April 2006: Mac OS X 10.4.6 includes iSync 2.2, which supports the N70 out of the box, so you can ignore this if you've got it. You can happily remove the iSync Agent app, which also solves the N70-as-a-modem clash as a bonus!