I had just been tipped off about BBCi’s new look on Freeview, a much nicer, prettier interface for their digital text services. And then it turns out that my road is on fire. Or, it could be a bit further away, we’re not sure. But wow, big flames – the whole family was watching from the attic window. (It’s like a big family ‘come together in times of pretend crisis’ time.)
And then the fire engines came and put it out. So now it’s back to BBCi.
From Goodreads:
on Haarlem globetrotters: “One of our favorite spots. Super walking city. I think we were the ones who told your In-Laws about it…” Oct 14, 15:15
on 21,480 votes later: “Wow, what a month and what a year!!! Congrats Randi and Dom!!! Only great things ahead! Love the pics, glamping…” Jul 8, 22:04 on Bergen: “It’s always fun to see you two having such a great time exploring a new place!” Apr 7, 15:05
on I had a drink with…: “Matthew! Great to see him, hope it’s not so long before you catch up again xx” Mar 2, 22:47
P.S. Screenshots of BBCi at http://www.kswindells.34sp.com/freeview/ta.php/screenshots/bbci_summer_2004
Kev’s site is always the best for Freeview screenshots.
Yeah, the new BBCi Looks good and is easier to use and read!
Hey………….whats the big deal about BBCi is anyway?
BBCi is like the replacement for CEEFAX (Teletext) on digital TV. Freeview users have been waiting for this revamp for ages. When designed well it’s quite useful, you can read the latest news headlines or entertainment stories while keeping the TV picture in quarter-sized mode, for example.