52 days ago
Kept in:Mobility by Bryan A.
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It’s official! 27JAN10 Apple Computers will introduce the iPhone Gen4 and the theorized, much talked about Apple Tablet. While tablets have been around for just short of a decade, so too were cell phones before Apple put out the iPhone. So will tablet makers like HP and Asus finally be given a stylistic blue print for a form factor that the public buys uncontrolably?
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53 days ago
Kept in:Intelligent-Interest by Bryan A.
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Said the detective to the Twitter user who promised to blow up an airport after his flight was delayed for bad weather. “It’s the world we live in,” says Dinarius when reading about Google China’s trouble with a targeted, sophisticated internal cyber attack responsible for thieving intellectual property.
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113 days ago
Kept in:For-Computer-Users by Bryan A.
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Isaac Asimov’s classic short story about the super computer answering the question, “is there a God,” has lead to fears of technocracies in the Matrix, Doomsday in the Terminator and nihilist jokes among you and your friends no doubt: We’re being replaced by computers. Well, it turns out that computers need our help! Some key advances are introduced…
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116 days ago
Kept in:AV-Tech by Bryan A.
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As if by fate, I was just discussing last night with a fellow blogger about the reality of Internet entertainment reducing Cable TV providers like Comcast to mere Internet Service Providers who pave the wires for their replacements. Sezmi might be able to do it by providing over-the-air broadcasts, cable channels like Animal Planet and Discovery Channel, and providing “thousands” of HD and standard on demand videos.
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116 days ago
Kept in:For-Computer-Users by Bryan A.
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Why didn’t I ever think of this? While browsing some of the limited and geeky things that Flickr offers users when trying to customize a Flickr badge for a website using the Flickr API, the APP Garden appeared.
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119 days ago
Kept in:HumourStrange by Bryan A.
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Dear, sweet discovery! I just rediscovered the aptly named Wonder Wheel by Google and thought this time to share it. Imagine it like 6-degrees of search terms and you’ll be close. It’s almost like a really drunk conversation where the Wonder Wheel might be heard to say, “I don’t know, connecting ‘glass vases to Admiral Chester Nimitz’ made sense in my head…”
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120 days ago
Kept in:Geek-Goes-Pop by Bryan A.
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You HAVE to play with this! One very smart and ingenuity-filled guy provided himself a way to compose compelling and mind numbing music by selecting 20 bits from among many of YouTube recorded music that play all at once or in any combination you desire. This one man has made something of a collaborative symphony.
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120 days ago
Kept in:Intelligent-Interest by Bryan A.
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The latest alarm of swine flu H1N1 is simply not to be missed by cons and bandwagon fear mongers. So don’t miss what’s real and what’s just the result of some human pigs when it comes to keeping safe. In other words, if you read this article, H1N1 can’t hurt you1.
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122 days ago
Kept in:HumourStrange by Bryan A.
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In a hurry to be fed, beady eyes and big blue head.
I’m telling the truth Doc, you gotta believe me,
Why does everything I whip leave me?
My beautiful chocolate! Candy is dandy,
Fava beans and a nice Chianti…
It’s golden. It’s worth sharing. Imagine how well you have to know TV shows, movies and quotes to even come close to this?
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122 days ago
Kept in:Intelligent-Interest by Bryan A.
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If New Media wants to have an argument about which is better, new or traditional media, they first have to change the way in which money baits them. If they depend on volume for a hit-or-miss revenue model, we won’t get news. The New Media writers like Paul Carr ain’t broken, their business models are…
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