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I have been trying to make the bridge from my PC to home entertainment system or a long time. Currently without knocking some walls out and running some ugly low hanging wires this migration is a decorative nightmare. But there is hope on the horizon as consumer electronics companies are going to start by using WiFi to connect some our
Seems there are some hacks going around already that lets you copy iTunes Streams or the files themselves. I am not going to list any direct links at this time as I think it will become a very significant story if it is true. But there are some very significant legal issues for those that have claimed to accomplish this.
The ever reliable Soyuz space capsule has brought the crew from the International Space Station home. Landing a considerable distance from the target area it appears the crew is doing fine. [CNN]
Anytime anyone see's my mini 60 gig firewire drive they go nuts and want to know where they can find one.(I got it in Japan) So It is not surprising that US Manufactures are rolling out storage gadgets. Mine is small enough I can put it into the my shirt pocket and it travels too and from work each day.
Korea the most connected country in the world understands users needs and act quickly. Some of the broadband companies in the US should follow there lead and roll-out wireless. [Korea Hearld]
That is a question geeks ask all the time. We get upset when our connection speed drops or that 10 meg download takes more than 2 minutes. I have watched my connection go from blazing to slow in a short time as more users came on-line in my area. PCWorld looks at the issue more closely. [PCWorld]
There are a few software solutions out there for those of you looking for TiVo functionality on a budget. If you are planning on a PC/Software solution to fill in for what TiVo has been designed better save your money for the real deal. [USA Today]