Sep
28
20 Years of Infomercials
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Its been twenty years. Why have these companies NOT used streaming to further their clients messages and products?
Sep
23
The power of blogs
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Regardless of your political views, the CBS errors in Dan Rather’s 60 Minutes II article regarding George Bush’s treatment in the Guard show the true power of bloggers. The only problem may be those who blogged against CBS were actually members of the Republican party. Where is the non-partisian view?
Sep
22
Netflix and the WB
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Warner Brothers has agreed to license some films to Netflix to be served over TiVO to further test a new video-on-demand service in the coming year.
Sep
21
Camera to phone imaging
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Kodak today announced Mobile Phone Wallpaper permitting users to access imaging shot with Kodak’s Mobile Service (or Ofoto.com) and transmit those images to their mobile phones. The application will re-size the image to match the phone’s screen size.
Sep
17
Get your own blog at college
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The University of Warwick in the UK is giving every student a blog account. You can communicate much more effectively with your blog. So higher education is moving from providing webspace to blogs. The impact of blogging continues.
And I remember getting email back in the day was a big thing.
…I’m so old.
Sep
15
The need for design standards
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Noted usability specialist Jakob Nielsen’s call to simplify web design matters.
Sep
15
A call for more voice integration
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World Wide Web creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee is asking for developers to adopt more voice recognition.
Sep
14
New Sony PEG-VZ90
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The new Sony Clie PEG-VZ90: The display provides a contrast ratio of 1000:1, a fast response time and a 180-degree horizontal viewing angle. The VZ90 can play MPEG 4 video. The only downturn? It availability in the US is not projected, just in the Far East.
Sep
14
New market for handhelds
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Jupiter Research is providing new data (subscription required) that Tablet PCs are spurring the market for the next generation of handheld, mobile computing devices.
Sep
13
Serving 1 Billion users!
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The Computer Industry Almanac reports that the current population sits at about 934 million and is projected to grow to just over a billion next year.
Sep
12
Another example of the distribution of community news. Take-Away provides downloadable news for Macromedia’s line of products. Users can choose a topic and download to their iPod textual and audio news for accessing information virtually anytime/anywhere.
Sep
11
Rush to get TV on mobile phones
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Europeans came a step closer to having television on their mobile phones on Friday when two groups of companies announced plans to push forward with consumer trials and establish a standard for the technology.
Sep
11
NPR’s view of BMWs with iPods
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BMW revs up the sound systems of its cars with a new high-tech gadget — technology contributor Xeni Jardin talks with NPR’s Noah Adams about a special BMW convertible that comes equipped with an Apple iPod, and talks about the future of music technology behind the wheel.
Sep
11
Shakespeare’s in High-Resolution
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The British Library has digitized its collection of Shakespeare quartos and made them available as a series of high resolution scans. They’ve posted 93 quartos of 23 plays, so you can see how the text changed over time.
Sep
9
Bluetooth shipments at 3 Million/Week
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Bluetooth units have taken off to reach 3 million shipments a week.








