From Gizmodo:
Our beloved Eye-Fis (SD cards that add Wi-Fi to any digital camera) have finally gotten the bump from their 2GB standard. Now Eye-Fi cards hold 4GB of photos and upload videos to YouTube/Flickr.
4GB Explore Video ($100)automatically geotags photos and videos; also offers hotspot access at more than 10,000+ Wi-Fi locations
4GB Share Video ($80) sends [...]
These are my links for December 1st:
Featured Firefox Extension: TooManyTabs Manages Firefox Tabs, Frees Up Memory – Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): Experimental Firefox extension TooManyTabs organizes extra browser tabs in Firefox, allowing you to store over 50 extra tabs in a special row for quick access at a later time. That may not sound terribly exciting [...]
These are my links for November 27th:
Google Becomming a Failure in Search? –
15 Tech Secrets for the Serious Road Warrior – Business Center – PC World –
PC Pro: News: Apple warned over iPhone ad –
I Can’t Believe Some People Are Still Saying Twitter Isn’t A News Source –
Obama Pushing for [...]
These are my links for November 25th:
Handbrake: HandBrake Media Converter Gets Even Better –
Rumor: Amazon Kindle 2 Might Ruin Christmas By Not Showing Up –
Congratulations and farewell to I Want Sandy –
Official Gmail Blog: Syncing your Google Calendar –
Windows 7 public beta in 2009 … as previously announced – SuperSite Blog [...]
These are my links for November 23rd:
Teen broadcasts suicide online – Wikinews, the free news source –
From the EFF:
Once again, thanks to DRM, a new product ends up less useful than the one it replaces. This time, it’s the new family of Apple Macbook laptop computers that gets the downgrade.
When it launched the new Macbooks, Apple announced that they would sport a new digital video output connector, known as Mini DisplayPort. [...]
This looks interesting!
As anticipated last month, Google’s experiment that lets you reorder and annotate search results is now live. Google SearchWiki should be available automatically if you are logged in to a Google account and it can be recognized by the visual clutter added to the search results. [link]
Google SearchWiki
(via The Fire Wire, Nobody Likes Bush)
also:
World Leaders Won’t Shake Bush’s Hand
No One Shakes Bush’s Hand At G20 Summit
Cheers to Google for embarking on this ambitious film with Vermilion Films to show the way many parts of the world are still struggling to fight polio; something all but eradicated in our country. I think this is a great idea and congratulations to Google for supporting such a worthy cause. It is important that [...]
If you were sick, would you skip going to the doctor and log onto to your computer instead? I like the idea for quick ease of use, but the chances of you being able to talk to your doctor are very slim. I guess for something simple I would be willing to let just any [...]