October 2010

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Drag-and-Drop Your Images into Google Docs

Google has just added the ability to drag-and-drop images from the desktop into a Google Docs document. The new feature works with the latest versions of Google Chrome, Firefox and Safari, and Google says it plans to add support for other browsers soon. The feature works exactly as you would expect. Rather than importing an image using the web uploader, entering […]

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Travel tips for blogging

Those of you who know me, know that I love traveling and that I am a technofreak. I would like to share with you some tips in order to have a great trip diary, using the latest techonologies. Checklist Option A When I travel I pack my nikon d300 with a 10-20mm and a 18-200 lenses. […]

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Photo Essay: 18 Places to Feel Dwarfed by Nature

Some places — and activities — have a way of making you feel really, really small. ***Copyrighted Material: The images below are copyrighted against unauthorized use. We were granted special permission to feature them in this Matador photo essay. Please visit the photographer links for licensing conditions for each photo.*** 1. Uluru, Australia The massive […]

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Playing music with iPhones on the tube

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Halloween dishes

Halloween parties are an excellent chance to show off creative cooking skills, and explore the darker depths of your mind’s pantry for spooky and gross ideas. Here are some examples of ghoulish appetizers and disgusting main courses that round out your already awesome Halloween party: Dismembered Heads (Images via divinedinnerparty, petitchef, instructables) You can’t go wrong sculpting dismembered […]

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Track who opens and respond your emails

There is a tool called EmailOracle that allows you to track if your email is opened, read and so. It inserts a pixel in the email which is hosted in their server. Then if it is accessed they can build stats on that. The cool thing is that they have a Gmail extension 😉 The […]

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Yahoo! Messenger for iPhone with video

Yahoo! just launched a new iPhone app of their Yahoo! messenger. So, what’s the big deal? Well, when apple annouced the new FaceTime everybody was excited! wow! video chat with your iPhone and they will open the standards… Sure but they have been sleeping… FaceTime works only over wifi… only between iPhone 4 users… Then […]

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Photography with the iPhone 3Gs

One of my passions if photography, and even if I have a good camera (nikon d300) with lenses to cover from 10 to 200mm, most of the times I don’t have it with me. What I do have with me is my iPhone 3GS (waiting for the iPhone 4). I am pretty happy with the […]

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Magic Pen: records what you write and what you say

Livescribe Echo Smartpen is what I wish I had during my student times… I have not played with it but I watch some of the videos they have on their website and looks amazing. Basically it comes with a special paper notbook, where you write with this special pen. You can draw, write… everything is […]

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Hands free assistant

I was checking apps that integrate with Evernote when I found dial2do. It allows you call a number and create reminders, send texts, listen to and send email, and access your favorite 3rd party services – all while keeping your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. It is thought for being […]

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