Sites that I found interesting for July 7th 2009 through July 8th 2009: A Twitter Augmented Reality App for iPhone – There's a fascinating new Twitter app in development called TwittARound, an augmented reality Twitter viewer for the iPhone 3GS. With the app, you can see live tweets around your location and you can even [...]
Sites that I found interesting for June 30th 2009 through July 2nd 2009: Leaping from Windows XP to 7? Some important stuff to consider – There are a number of important issues to consider before making the jump to Windows 7 on an existing Windows XP machine. via @edbott on Twitter. Benchmarking Firefox 3.5 – [...]
Sites that I found interesting for June 8th 2009 through June 10th 2009: Bone find suggests humans on Treasure Coast 13,000 years ago – VERO BEACH – Treasure Coast amateur fossil collector James Kennedy appears to have made an unprecedented archaeological discovery that might help confirm a human presence here up to 13,000 years ago. [...]
Sites that I found interesting for April 2nd 2009 through April 5th 2009: Late Roman village found near Salzburg – Workers found the remains of the village which is thought to date back to the 5th to 7th centuries at a 6,000-square-metre site for construction of a home for pensioners at Anif-Niederalm in the Flachgau [...]
Sites that I found interesting for March 26th 2009 through March 30th 2009: Google Redesigns YouTube, Copies Hulu – Google is redesigning YouTube to make the site more attractive to the content creators who make the kind of stuff Google could actually sell ads against PicoCool – LEGO Twitter Fail Whale – Skype for iPhone [...]
Sites that I found interesting for March 10th 2009 through March 13th 2009: Footage from 2/3" 3k Scarlet with 100mm Red prime – So cool! Selective Twitter Status on Facebook – A simple hashtag added to your twitter status will send your status over to Facebook. Cool for sending other things over to Facebook like [...]
Sites that I found interesting for March 8th 2009 through March 10th 2009: A Hidden Message inside Lincoln's Pocket watch – Watchmaker Jonathan Dillon inscribed a message inside Lincoln's Pocketwatch. Just a Dillon family legend until today. Cool! Verizon Customers – Just Say No! – Weinberger, unlike the majority of us who rarely read the [...]
Right now, the TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) conference is going on in Long Beach, California. As is the case with many conferences these days attendees are Tweeting (posting to Twitter) the event. Twitter has become the unofficial back-channel. Sometimes they link to things a speaker is talking about or other useful links. There is a [...]
Sites that I found interesting for January 14th 2009 through January 15th 2009: Official Gmail Blog: New in Labs: Send & Archive – Turn on "Send & Archive" from the Labs tab under Settings, and you'll see a new button in the compose form labeled just that. The button does what it says: it sends [...]
Sites that I found interesting for January 10th 2009 Slacker Personal Radio – Slacker Radio on Blackberry Mobile Devices – Listen to all of your favorite personalized Slacker stations on your BlackBerry for free! You can listen to over 100 stations programmed by music experts or create your own custom stations right from your Blackberry. [...]