As I mentioned in an earlier post, I have a rabbit. But seeing as we live in a 1st floor flat, we can’t really have a real rabbit. But instead, my girlfriend Joanne got me a Nabaztag rabbit, I named him Rowdy (after JD’s stuffed dog).
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So as you may have noticed, the ITPro blog system has been upgraded. I just wanted to say well done! Read more

First of all let me explain, today I installed the Internet browser called Opera. I have used it all day today, and love it. Although, it isn’t the first time I’ve used Opera. I have a Nintendo WII. When you choose to install the Internet on to a WII, the browser of choice is Opera. I installed this on to my WII a few weeks ago, and I’ve been noticing it’s been browsing faster than Internet Explorer, and Firebox on both my laptop and PC. … So I installed it today on my laptop, and it’s been great! One of the things I like the most about it is the ‘Speed Dial’ tab. It’s like your favorite favorites and it’s quick and easy. If you want to have a look, download it at http://www.opera.com/ If you do, let me know what you think.

O2 are offering an unlimited data plan for their customers…

As long as they have an IPhone.

… I don’t want or need an IPhone!

I have a O2 Trion. This is a smartphone made by O2, it has Internet and Email capabilities, but I have to pay £10 if I dare to transfer a whole 8mbs of data. Although if I buy an IPhone, I can have unlimited data.

… But as I have already said, I don’t want an IPhone!!!

My phone is produced by O2! Surely this would be the phone that they would be pushing???

Or there is another idea…

It’s not what we’re used to…

It may shock us…

But O2 could treat all their customers the same!

Personally I am really disappointed with O2. I have had O2 PDAs for three years now. I have paid the price for transferring data patiently waiting for the inevitable ‘unlimited’ data bundles. But today I called O2 and was told “Sorry but I’ve been told that only IPhone users can have unlimited data, but you can purchase one of our bolt on data packages”.

Come on O2! You can surely do better than that!!!