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iPhone 4 Presale at Best Buy June 15th
Man, where have I been? This really slipped up on me, however I’m up on it thanks to my trusty Google Reader. The next version of iPhone is coming out soon, in fact Best Buy is offering pre-sale orders starting June 15th. Gizmodo and Engadget have the details (like below.) The iPhone 4 arrives in [...]
Build Your Own Time Machine
The Science Channel shows us how to build our own time machine. Sc’s Sci-Trek is currently broadcasting a series called “Breaking Time.” The program talks about the elasticity of time and how it not only runs and flows, but also stretches and bends in space. There’s time present, time past and future time. There’s also [...]
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Hey I recently found a couple of great sites to share with you. I Love Old Magazines has ads, covers and graphics from old magazines, just like the title implies. It’s from the same guys who came up with I Love Charts. They have a very creative way of looking at all types of charts. [...]
GGRP Sound Record
This is a cool idea; GGRP Sound has a 45 RPM record housed inside a corrugated cardboard sleeve. The package doubles as a record player, so it ships and plays in the same package. It’s a really simple design that’s hand powered; you have to spin the record clockwise with a pencil to play it. [...]
South By Southwest
There’s a number of great tips and videos about the South By Southwest Interactive Conference happening in Austin. SXSW grows larger each year, with hundreds of panels and parties, plus the 13th Annual Web Awards, the ScreenBurn at SXSW Arcade, the Film and Interactive Trade Show and Exhibition, and also the Microsoft BizSpark Accelerator. Gotta [...]
What is SXSW?
The annual South by Southwest conference is getting busy this weekend in Austin with hundreds of interactive panels, thousands of bands, and a multitude of creative artists. The video tells all, but the website is updated sxsw.com There’s 2 iPhone apps available to help keep track of all the events happening March 12th through March [...]
Alarm Clock Pro iPhone App
iPhone App: Alarm Clock Pro by iHandySoft Inc. Works like a charm, it’s loud enough to actually wake me up from a sound sleep. The display is large enough to see in the dark without my glasses. The new pro version has a flashlight feature built-in; just shake your iPhone to turn it on. Plus [...]
iPad April 3rd
I saw my first TV advertisement for the iPad during the Academy Awards Sunday night. Apple’s sure got their timing right, but I’ve heard there’s a delay in shipping the tablet. Apple’s YouTube video says the release date is April 3rd, which is the word across the web. The Wi-Fi version ships first, followed by [...]
Digital Decade to Connected Community
I heard this on a TV commercial and thought it worthy of repeating. It just stuck in my head. “We’ve left the digital decade behind, and now we’re moving into the era of the connected community.” So what does that mean? Well, often I have to look back at where I’ve been, in order to [...]
Newseum.org
The Newseum is Washington, D.C.’s most interactive museum, with 250,000 square feet and seven levels of galleries and theaters. It offers visitors a better understanding of the media through it’s many interactive exhibits, presenting 500 years of news history via state-of-the-art technology. The Newseum has 14 galleries, some of which feature the Berlin Wall, 9/11, [...]
