Matthew Eaves

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Author: Matthew Eaves

Matthew Eaves is Director at Creative Learning Systems Ltd

GMail IMAP and the Apple iPhone

Another really useful thing Google have done is made GMail IMAP work with the iPhone. Anything I do using my iPhone is reflected within my web based GMail account (which is where I manage all my emails). This link is useful.

BETT 2008, thanks for coming to see us….

Big thanks to everyone who came to see us at the BETT Show in Olympia this January. 27,000 estimated people visited the show this year to visit the 2000 stands demonstrating their products and services. This was the second year Cleveratom (2006-2011) have been involved at BETT and a great place to celebrate the first
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Cleveratom (2006-2011)’s Hal MacLean talking about schools of the future…

Great to see our own Hal MacLean published in 21 Century Schools…. Cleveratom (2006-2011) continue to consult in the Building Schools for the Future Programme. Hal travels the length and width of the UK to talk effective learning space design (both virtual and physical). Here is what Hal had to say in his four page
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Cleveratom (2006-2011) Essex Innovation Network Featured Company

Our friends at the Essex Innovation Network are featuring Cleveratom (2006-2011) Ltd as one of the big success stories within the Essex region this year. Cleveratom (2006-2011) formed in January 2007 and already we’ve moved into our second set of larger offices, hired more people and undertaken over 30 projects this year. We’re proud to
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Dave Monk Show on BBC Essex

I was delighted to be invited onto the Dave Monk Show today on BBC Essex to talk about wireless internet security. I’ve not been on BBC Essex for ages, was great to see the team. Here is what I was talking about: click here. And here is me on the show (Facebook readers will have
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Wireless Internet Security for BBC Essex Listeners

Would you want to be fined and cautioned for the actions of other people? An article in the technology section of the Times states the following: “More than half of computer users have illegally logged on to someone else’s wi-fi connection yet only 11 people have been arrested for the crime, an investigation by The
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