The Alarm Clock that comes with a bag filled with a rainbow of morphing colors.
Follow this link:
Crapgadget CES 2012, round one: Watch your Bag
On January 12, 2012, In Gadgets, by wordek13
The Alarm Clock that comes with a bag filled with a rainbow of morphing colors.
While perhaps not being quite as useful as towels, ropes are might handy things to have. With them you can attach things to other things and, well, that’s really their primary use.
While perhaps not being quite as useful as towels, ropes are might handy things to have. With them you can attach things to other things and, well, that’s really their primary use.
Excerpt from:
Nanoscale ropes braid themselves, tiny sailors still needed to tie tiny knots
On January 13, 2011, In Gadgets, by Lobo
RIM’s adding yet more incentive for developers to give its PlayBook tablet a chance. The company’s just launched a beta of WebWorks SDK, a collection of tools that lets you package up your web applications, with access to the hardware capabilities, as apps compatible with both the PlayBook and BlackBerry 6 smartphone devices
RIM’s adding yet more incentive for developers to give its PlayBook tablet a chance. The company’s just launched a beta of WebWorks SDK, a collection of tools that lets you package up your web applications, with access to the hardware capabilities, as apps compatible with both the PlayBook and BlackBerry 6 smartphone devices
See more here:
RIM’s WebWorks SDK: make apps compatible with both PlayBook and BlackBerry 6
OpenHeatMap’s Pete Warden has created an interactive graphic of how the social network went from wannabe to gottahave – and investigates what made it happen Pete Warden, creator of the very fine OpenHeatMap , has written a guest post at Hubspot looking at the growth of Twitter. Nine months after being created in 2006, it had a few thousand users; now it’s got more than a hundred million
OpenHeatMap’s Pete Warden has created an interactive graphic of how the social network went from wannabe to gottahave – and investigates what made it happen Pete Warden, creator of the very fine OpenHeatMap , has written a guest post at Hubspot looking at the growth of Twitter. Nine months after being created in 2006, it had a few thousand users; now it’s got more than a hundred million
Go here to read the rest:
See how Twitter grew – and find out what made it explode
When it comes to boring ‘ol text and images, there are plenty of formats that modern e-readers can manage — your EPUBs and OPFs and the like. But, when it comes to integrating multimedia content into a kind of next-gen e-book experience, the sort Wired is pushing on the iPad , things are rather less standardized
When it comes to boring ‘ol text and images, there are plenty of formats that modern e-readers can manage — your EPUBs and OPFs and the like. But, when it comes to integrating multimedia content into a kind of next-gen e-book experience, the sort Wired is pushing on the iPad , things are rather less standardized
Read more here:
Sharp’s XMDF format looks to bring e-books into the next generation
On July 6, 2010, In Apple, by Lobo
PC Magazine makes Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server an Editors’ Choice (4.5/5 stars) and writes that the ultra-compact device brings “the sort of flawless design and ease of use we expect from Apple…to a space that usually offers neither: the server market.”
PC Magazine makes Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server an Editors’ Choice (4.5/5 stars) and writes that the ultra-compact device brings “the sort of flawless design and ease of use we expect from Apple…to a space that usually offers neither: the server market.”
Go here to see the original:
Editors’ Choice: Mac mini with Snow Leopard Server
On May 16, 2010, In Gadgets, Technology, by Lobo
Roger Linn. Ever heard of him? He’s only the man behind the modern day drum machine and the original MPC-60 , and he’s also the man behind the concept you’re inevitably peering at above
Roger Linn. Ever heard of him? He’s only the man behind the modern day drum machine and the original MPC-60 , and he’s also the man behind the concept you’re inevitably peering at above
Go here to read the rest:
LinnStrument multitouch music maker gets demoed on video, grasps for investors
Whatever Google Buzz is, it’s certainly got people talking. After the launch of the company’s new attempt to integrate social networking and email on Tuesday morning, some of the reaction has been good (people “may flock to Google Buzz,” said web pundit Louis Gray ) and some of it is bad (“They put a virus into Gmail,” cried urblogger Dave Winer ). Despite the talk of a “revolution” at the launch, a lot of Google Buzz looks awfully familiar, from the Facebook-like sharing of information to the Twitter-like “@” replies
Whatever Google Buzz is, it’s certainly got people talking. After the launch of the company’s new attempt to integrate social networking and email on Tuesday morning, some of the reaction has been good (people “may flock to Google Buzz,” said web pundit Louis Gray ) and some of it is bad (“They put a virus into Gmail,” cried urblogger Dave Winer ). Despite the talk of a “revolution” at the launch, a lot of Google Buzz looks awfully familiar, from the Facebook-like sharing of information to the Twitter-like “@” replies
Original post:
Will you be using Google Buzz?
On January 14, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Remember when men were men and guitar riffs were boring and mindless?
Remember when men were men and guitar riffs were boring and mindless?
Read more from the original source:
Motorola Backflip promo spot reminds us what rock and roll is all about