May 2009

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howcast

I just wanted to mention a very nice app for the iphone: howcast, It is basically a “How-to” video aggregator  which has hit 500,000 downloads of its iPhone app and a quick spin of the service shows why – it’s fabulous. Just six months after launching, HowCast is already the second most popular free app in the Lifestyle category […]

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Shortcuts

Are you a shortcut guy/girl? I am. I like to use keyboard shortcuts to get things done. On my Mac, Linux or Windows machines. This are a couple of site that will help you on this: keyXL Shortcut World

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Google Wave

Here’s the full video of the Google Wave demo from  Google’s IO conference in San Francisco. Techcrunch review of Google Wave is here. Exclusive interview with the founders is here, and our video and notes from the press conference is here. Google Wave looks to be an integrated communications platform that brings together email, chat, […]

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Chrome has add ons

Finally Google Chrome has been updated to support add ons. Is that the end of firefox advantage? Google Chrome’s extension system. The long-awaited feature will finally deliver what Firefox and IE users have had for ages: a way to add more tools, services, and additional features to the browser.

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Off the wall: The astonishing 3D murals painted on the sides of buildings by a trompe l'oeil artist

(from dailymail) At first glance, it looks as if some natural disaster has shaken away the walls of these buildings to reveal architecture hidden for thousands of years. And at second and third glance, it looks like that too. But these spectacular images are not the unexpected result of an earthquake.    Treasure trove: An […]

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Mixero

The new generation Twitter client for people who value their time and are tired of information noise. Mixero.

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15 Creatively Offbeat Canoes, Kayaks & Boats

(from WebUrbanist) Smokin’ on the water… that’s how hot these cool canoes, krazy kayaks and bodacious boats are! It’s amazing what a little tech know-how and a vivid imagination can do when whipping up wild watercraft. Here are 15 that’ll really float your boat. Pedals, Not Paddles (images via: Life In The Fast Lane) Trampofoil, Hydro-bike, HydroSlide, Hydrothopter, […]

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Car DC power splitter

Santok released a DC power splitter that includes two USB slots. Great for pluggin your ipod+gps+whatever other gadget…

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BenQ GP1 pocket projector

The BenQ GP1 Pocket Projector is the first to use LED lights. It weighs 1.5 pounds with a 20,000 hour lamp life. Great little device at a price tag of around $500. Great for travel, or salesman. It uses LED technology and has great specs such as 1000:1 contrast ratio.

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