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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 [...]
Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Whose Line Is It Anyway? is a hilarious comedy improv show. My sister Liz got me into watching reruns of the show on ABC’s Family Channel, where it’s broadcast weekdays at 11:00 PM Central Time.
www.whose-line.com is devoted to a DVD Campaign to rally fans of the U.S. version of the show. The website [...]
Google Chrome Google Translate
The Google Chrome team has announced a new beta feature using Google Translate. Google’s new Chrome beta will prompt you for translation when viewing a webpage in another language, without a new browser extension or plug-in.
The Google Chrome Blog has posted several video demos about the new translation feature, including new privacy [...]
Vancouver 2010: The Official Video Game of the Olympic Winter Games
Remember the POV or Point Of View cameras I described in my last post? They were being used in Vancouver at the Olympic Games by the skiiers and on the bobsled and luge. The POV cameras take you right into the action, just like you’re riding on those skis or sled.
The [...]
Adobe Photoshop 20 Year Anniversary
Adobe has some great webinars, online training courses and workshops planned in March to celebrate twenty years of Photoshop and image processing.
Adobe’s Photoshop for Photographers Seminar Tour with Ben Wilmore will be sharing digital photography tips and techniques for Photoshop users, in workshops across the country.
Adobe TV is a very useful learning tool with [...]
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, [...]
NBC Olympics iPhone App
I just installed the NBC Olympics app on my iPhone. It looks like a great way to keep up with 2600 athletes and 82 countries competing in the Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
The app opens to a landing page with top stories, featured videos, medal count, photos, and Team USA’s Twitter stream. [...]
Type n Walk
It was one of those moments that make you laugh out loud.
Today I made this observation about teenagers at the mall;
their typical posture is the slouching walk while staring at the screen of their phone or iPod. How do they avoid walking into things while texting their friends?
Wouldn’t it be cool if [...]
Apple iPad
I got the email from Apple a couple of hours ago, announcing their new iPad. However, my Twitter stream and cable TV had already told me all about it, along with clips from Steve Job’s presentation.
Apple has finally debuted their new tablet computer, the iPad. Weighing in at only 1.5 pounds, it has [...]
CES 2010 Wrap-Up
The annual Consumer Electronics Show has wrapped up for another year. So what’s the buzz?
3D TV, 3D video, digital imaging, cyber security, high performance audio, home health care monitors, home environment energy monitors, smart digital picture fames and photobooks, smarter touchscreens, eBook readers, netbooks, tablets, and wireless everything including cameras, printers, TVs, [...]