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March 2006

96 posts

Samsung Q1 Origami

Engadget has some pics up of the Samsung Prototype Origami device, and after looking at those pictures very carefully I am sad to say that your existing EVDO card is not going to fit into this device. It's just to small lets hope that Sprint or Verizon have their thinking caps on, and gets us a device that will plugin

Tech Podcasts to have Live Round Table Mar 11th

The Tech Podcasts Network will be having another Round Table Saturday March 11th at 1:30 Pacific, 4:30 Eastern with some very special guest. See the details at techpodcasts.com and signup today. [techpodcasts.com]

Flickr Leech

I am not sure how long this site is going to last but it is a pretty good hack. [www.houserdesign.com/flickr]

FeedYes.com

I received a e-mail tonight about a new site launch and although it is not uncommon for this to happen, the post I had read minutes before on Robert Scobles site made me scratch my head. Looks like two sites do the same thing here is the info I received. "FeedYes.com gives rss feeds to websites which do not supply

Live.com Update Details

There are more details about Live.com, it's 1am here in Hawaii and my wife is wondering why I am saying wow so much. [Read/Write Web]

Windows Live Updated in Big Way

A re-worked Microsoft Search engine is being preliminarily released as I type this. This is the start of Microsoft attempting to make the long climb to compete with Google. First look and this is indeed a impressive upgrade, and I have been playing with it for about 20 minutes and man it's fast, and although the search results are quite

Google Calendar Exposed

TechCrunch has some impressive pictures of Google Calendar and some commentary [TechCrunch]

Blogging Full Disclosure and Truth in Advertising

I say this on a regular basis on this site, but wanted to remind everyone so you know where I am coming from, I will always disclose if I am being paid to blog, have been given a product to review, I will never accept money, products or exchange of services without disclosing if a financial relationship exist. Bloggers who

Origami Revealed!

Pictures and products introductions are happening at this very moment on the Net and TV but not by Microsoft but instead some of their partners, I will link to everything that is currently out their so you can go to the source, but as expected here are the details, the new devices are part of the expected roll out of

Drag and Drop Content from one site to the Other!

Imagine going over to your Flickr account, grabbing a picture you have their and dragging it with all of it's metadata attached into your blog and have your blog automatically update and allow your comments plus update the flickr page to tell it where the picture is being displayed. Or how about grabbing a RSS icon and dragging it onto

OS X hack prompts genuine challenge

Seems the Apple gang was a little pissy about the article running on ZDNet yesterday. A challenge has been put forth to hack a Mac Mini setup as a server. I am sure this box will be able to handle the thousands of attempts to hack it, (not) but it will be a interesting experiment, it's amazing to watch the

Google Drive

Google lives and breaths digital data Matrix anyone, and from time to time they create something digital that lands in the public domain, a recent presentation did, and now is creating significant buzzz. What would you do with unlimited on line storage. It is very possible in the near future Google will cause a paradigm shift in this commerce field,

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