Sandro just pointed me to the Cordless Collector which is a combination database hardware solution for tracking your books, DVDs, CDs and Games. You can use either the bluetooth! or USB scanner to catalog what you’ve got and let the software take over from there filling in all the key details…It’s $299.
I guess it was only a matter of time for this to get hacked…Windows only. Google will be officially supporting this in the future, so this is if you just have to have your Gmail in your desktop client… now. PGtGM runs on the tray of your computer, converting gmail emails from webbased HTML data … Read morePOP Gmail
This picture probably doesn’t do it justice, but the Good Year Blimp just passed by our window. I happened to turn to close the shade which was causing some screen glare and there it was! Unfortunately I don’t have much of a zoom on my digital camera so this is as close as I could … Read moreGood Year Blimp
Assuming the the Time Warner stance is conservative which is why we are allegedly not getting this box until the fall in New York. Rogers Cable, covering Ontario, New Brunswick and Newfoundland, is now offering an HD-PVR to digital subscribers. It is the Scientific Atlanta 8000HD-PVR. The monthly rental is $24.95. [UPREZ]
Just caught this story at Gizmodo on Sony and how they are leaving the US market for at least the rest of this year… Pretty amazing considering they were/are an innovator in the Palm space. Gizmodo and BargainPDA both feel the move is most likely due to the pending launch of the PSP (though it’s … Read moreSony leaving the US PDA Market for Now
Not a bad flick at all… The story was a tad sappy, but the effects were cool. Even if it pushed the limits of reason and logic, it’s a solid popcorn summer movie. It is definitely chilling to see the destruction of a place you live… even if it’s just a movie. Thanks to some … Read moreThe Day After Tomorrow