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Very funny :-) (sent to me via email from Santosh ) Read More...
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In my ever futile attempt to persuade everyone in my team to stop printing, I purchased an eReader. I went for iRex's Iliad ... It has a larger screen than other popular readers; Note taking capability (even though the design and the form factor of...
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Using the Web as a platform? Not having to build an entire ecosystem of infrastructure protocols in order to utilize another organization's/company's resources (by paying for it of course)? Living the distributed, large-scale computing dream without...
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Now, I wouldn't usually blog about a ./ article like this but the highlighted sentence made me laugh, something that I seriously needed after a tiring day full of meetings... "According to BBC, the director of the Vatican Observatory stated in...
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TimeTube: The Timeline That YouTube Should Build“Links to each video are situated across a horizontal timeline, with emphasis placed on the most popular videos (they appear bigger). Users can expand or contract the timeline to isolate a particular...
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embrace-me“A fitted dark-blue canvas hoodie sports the collection’s abstracted logo in a pattern made of a futuristic silver conductive fabric. When two people wearing the hoodies embrace they actually power each other up through that...
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Cellphones: HandTalk Glove Turns Sign Language Into Words via Cellphone“…it translates sign messages through a cellphone as opposed to a bulky computer. And the best part is that the device uses fairly inexpensive materials to work its magic...
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Tag the World With GeoGraffiti“Now in public beta, GeoGraffiti is a free “Verbal Bulletin Board” that allows you to record and share location-specific voice notes, or “Voice Marks”, whether you’re on the go or in front of your computer. Find a new...
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Portable wireless backpack takes pictues and keeps you stylish“The PORTA2030 from 2006 is a mobile data sensing storage transmission unit that consists of a wireless hard drive (the WL-HDD2.5), a 1 GB flashcard and an open source backend. The device...
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I spent the weekend at Snoqualmie pass. Winter has certainly not yet relinquished its grip on the Cascade Crest. Here's some of the sights done AlpineInker style. - Here's a car that someone left parked for the winter. That probably wasn't a good idea...
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Doko: Tween Social Networking With A Twist“The game revolves around metal discs about the size of poker chips that are emblazoned with unique identifying tags. Friends are encouraged to trade discs with each other, which accrue virtual points on...
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Fujitsu develops world’s first hi-def train simulator“Because the simulator uses HD video of real-world train tracks, potential drivers of the 08.40 to Bristol Temple Meads can catch realistic glimpses of signs, buildings and other landmarks...
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Each frame a 35-megapixel photo: JVC develops next-gen Super Hi-Vision“The new ultra-high res standard would now appear to be set with Super Hi-Vision: 7,680 pixels across by 4,320 pixels high (approximately 32-megapixel images) - and JVC have now...
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I try to spend few hours a week at the Armbrust Lab , trying to understand what the scientists there are trying to do and how their work could be helped by technology-based automation solutions, especially around the area of data management. The week...
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In my mixed world of Speed Racer meets Cesar Chavez, there is a constant search for balance. Harmony comes when nature, spirit and the mechanical world align - and it's not news. I'm going to keep an eye out [maybe two] for this alignment in the coming...
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