Archive for: March 25, 2008

Filed under: Wearables
Late final year, Diesel popped out a pair of timepieces that featured a smallish OLED and lots of shine. that year, it’s the OLED sitting front and center. The DZ7076 and DZ7086 both ditch the heavy chrome look and head back to the basics, and there’s even four animations that…

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Although both Microsoft and Intel’s R&D departments have been responsible for some nifty futuristic tech, the two companies got together final week and announced a $20M grant to two universities to “start over” and develop next-gen computing systems based around parallel processing. The grant wi…

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Gadgets, Microsoft

Agree2 is one part great service and one part really scary notion. It allows users to create, collaborate on, and digitally sign binding legal agreements. But it does nothing to ensure that the agreements are legally sound.

Good part first: With that service, you can either create a new agree…

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Web

Now that Blu-ray has emerged as the lone HDM victor, that aging VCR is likely looking for a new domestic (if it wasn’t already). Thankfully, we’ve found the perfect excuse to rip it wide open versus hauling it off to the local thrift store. In one of the more elaborate how-to guides that we’ve s…

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Gadgets, Home Entertainment

We’ve gotten pretty used to seeing crashed digital billboards and signage dot the landscape, but just like regular billboards, what’s really interesting is when the graffiti artists manage to get their own

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Filed under: Photo, Security, Social Software
Add that to the list of things we think probably shouldn’t be downloaded: your private Facebook photos. Earlier that week, Facebook patched an exploit discovered by the Associated Press. Reporters were apparently even able to gain access to Facebook foun…

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Web Services

There was a strange moment that afternoon at the Snap Summit 2.0 in San Francisco. Dave Morin, Facebook’s Senior Platform Manager was fielding some audience questions after spending the better part of an hour giving a very broad overview of Facebook’s development efforts to a room full of mostly dev…

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The new location-based service FindMe is a straightforward app that uses cell phone towers to broadcast your general whereabouts to Facebook friends, saving you from updating Facebook manually with places you frequently travel. In beta, FindMe installs on your cell phone and updates your Facebook …

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Digg co-founder, media darling, and geek heartthrob Kevin Rose co-hosts Diggnation.(Credit: Diggnation)

Revision3, the edgy MTV-style “TV network for the Web” owned by the founders of Digg, will soon have its shows syndicated on Blip.tv.

That means Kevin Rose, Digg co-founder and co-host of Diggn…

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Web

If you've never taken a "desktop vacation," you should. The idea is to travel to a distant place in just a few moments by visiting travel sites and online tours, or just by browsing someone's photos. At Panoye, you don't have to visit an ad-filled travel site to see gorgeous panoramic photos of places around the world. The panoramic shots are uploaded and geotagged on a Google Map by the people who took them, so you can easily find out where they are and how close they are to other cities.

Panoye is part social network for travel enthusiasts and part photo site for photography buffs. The site allows photographers to connect with one another by commenting on and geotagging one another's photos. Members can create accounts and upload their panoramic shots for the world to see. You can subscribe to your favorite photographers through the site or through RSS, and you can rate and comment on the photos that have already been uploaded.

Panoye's strength lies in its collection of panoramic photographs: Just click on a photo from anyone's gallery and you're given a 360-degree view of the landscape they've captured. You can find panoramic shots of all types at Panoye; a remote tropical paradise, an urban streetscape, or even someone's backyard. When you open the photo page, you can click and drag around the view, scroll around it, or set the photo to scroll automatically.

You can also tag your photos with messages that appear above the photo as it's ...

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fixed problem that quot Back quot key can work in Flash
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Filed under: Desktops
Another day, another round of PCs exquisitely built from woods farmed halfway across the globe. On the docket nowadays, however, are a number of particularly drool-worthy rigs from Universal Roaming. The Ryou collection consists of a half dozen models constructed from Japanese …

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