Wednesday, July 30, 2008
BetterPower long-life battery iPhone speaker/charger
China-based OEM manufacturer Better-Power Electric has developed a unique combination speaker and charger for the iPod and iPhone using a 4800mA, 3.7V Lithium-Ion Battery. The company says the device can charge an iPhone in 50-80 minutes and also works with various iPods and other mobile devices via USB. The speaker can play music for more than 12 ... Read More
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Mark/Space ships Missing Sync for Symbian
Filed under: Software
The Missing Sync for Symbian syncs personal information such as contacts, calendar tasks, and events, and also uses proprietary Call Log and SMS applications to move the phone's call log and text messages to the Mac. Video, photo, music, and document files can also be synced.
If you think that the iPhone is the only smartphone on the market, it's important to realize that well over 100 million Symbian-based phones have been sold worldwide, with Nokia, Sony Ericsson, and Motorola being the biggest vendors. As a result, the Missing Sync for Symbian is available in English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish versions.
In the interest of full disclosure, I wrote the help system for this application under contract to Mark/Space.Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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The Microsoft and Yahoo! saga continues.
Google is launching a new feature to allow you to close sessions left open on other computers so you can make sure no one has access to your account.
Lots of people asked for it, and we finally got it. Drobo released v2 today and this version has two firewire ports.
Pioneer has a prototype 400GB Blu-ray, read only, drive. Massive storage on an optical drive is on its way.
XBMC is changing their name to Plex Squared to avoid assumptions that it's for the Xbox. Read More
Google is launching a new feature to allow you to close sessions left open on other computers so you can make sure no one has access to your account.
Lots of people asked for it, and we finally got it. Drobo released v2 today and this version has two firewire ports.
Pioneer has a prototype 400GB Blu-ray, read only, drive. Massive storage on an optical drive is on its way.
XBMC is changing their name to Plex Squared to avoid assumptions that it's for the Xbox. Read More
MUO Polls: What Image Editing Program Do you Use?
Here goes another MakeUseOf Poll. This time we are voting on image and photo editing tools. Since everyone has different needs when it comes to working with photos, the idea behind today’s poll is not to get the best tool but rather see which image editing app is more popular among tech-savvy MakeUseOf users. As [...]
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Here goes another MakeUseOf Poll. This time we are voting on image and photo editing tools.
Since everyone has different needs when it comes to working with photos, the idea behind today’s poll is not to get the best tool but rather see which image editing app is more popular among tech-savvy MakeUseOf users.
As usual, in case you’re aware of any good tools that were not included in the poll then please tell us about them in comments.
Please Vote!
Note: There is a poll within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post’s poll.
Download Links
- Adobe Photoshop (not free)
- GIMP (The GNU Image Manipulation Program)
- GimpShop (GIMP that looks like Photoshop)
- IrfanView
- Paint.NET
- PhotoScape
- FastStone Image Viewer
- Photofiltre
- XnView
- Online image editing tools: See here and here
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GBTV #0338 (small) | GeekBrief.TV
GBTV #0338 (small) | GeekBrief.TV
Neal and I spoke at WordCamp Dallas on Saturday. Matt Mullenweg, the very young founder of WordPress was there so we chatted a bit about the origin of WordPress and features on the new 2.5 release. WordPress.com is a free, hosted blog network. WordPress.org is where you can download the open source application to install on your own Web server. Matt's personal blog is http://ma.tt.
Neal and I spoke at WordCamp Dallas on Saturday. Matt Mullenweg, the very young founder of WordPress was there so we chatted a bit about the origin of WordPress and features on the new 2.5 release. WordPress.com is a free, hosted blog network. WordPress.org is where you can download the open source application to install on your own Web server. Matt's personal blog is http://ma.tt.
Panasonic maker ramps up for OLED production
TOKYO - Matsushita Electric Industrial will begin test production of next-generation displays for TVs next year with plans for commercial output as early as 2011, Japan's top business newspaper reports. Competition is heating... Read More
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