Yes I'm sure cable companies are worried about a provider like Roku that needs a broadband connection which just added support for podcasts that no one listens to.
Nice feature but hardly a cable killer.
Howard Stern. Since Howard joined Sirius, it is growing subscribers faster than XM is.
Also, XM is airing some its "exclusive" shows like Opie and Anthony on terrestrial radio now, albeit slightly censored. How do you think XM subscribers feel about having to pay for content that's now free somewhere else?
Why bother buying and using an over-rated, over-priced, years-late operating system update? Linux works fine. Windows XP works fine. (Well, except for a few security issues.) But the world does not need another huge Windows release. To paraphrase what someone once said in a commercial: "The Internet is the Computer"
I'm a big fan of ModernTales.com (http://www.moderntales.com/), which is an independent online comics site from a variety of cool artists.
A sister site, called WebComicsNation (http://www.webcomicsnation.com/), allows any budding comic artists start their own webcomics for a fee. Take that MIT!
It depends on what your definition of crying is. I cry a little every time Ms. Pac Man melts away into nothingness. I cry a little every time I play the original Doom and see what crappy graphics we had to deal with back then.
However, when I'm playing Halo or Half Life, I don't have time for crying. I'm busy dodging bullets and fragging aliens.
Think about it. Humans have lived on Earth for millions of years without Purell or other handiwipes. A little bit of germs on your hands isn't a terriblet thing. Sometimes it's better to be Oscar rather than Felix.
Actually, both Extreme Tech and PC Magazine are owned by Ziff Davis Media.
It's possible that ZD knew about the earlier Extreme Tech article and that's why they wanted him to re-do it for PC Mag.
Loyd Case doesn't seem to be on the PC Magazine staff, so he is probably a freelancer, which means he probably did have to re-sell it to them, however.
Either way, doesn't seem to be anything wrong.
According to a company called Mazingo (http://www.mazingo.net), the new Palm devices will include support for video, making them much more multimedia-friendly, like the PocketPCs. There is going to be a big launch in NYC in October, with the new devices, and Mazingo will be one of the partners.
Has anyone else seen information on support for video cards and storage cards? Is there much use/interest in video in Palms? I own a PocketPC, so I like to dabble.
Jose Alvear
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Yes I'm sure cable companies are worried about a provider like Roku that needs a broadband connection which just added support for podcasts that no one listens to. Nice feature but hardly a cable killer.
I'm pretty sure that they come with AOL pre-installed.
It was on the cover, and it was a news story about a dead person found in a strip club:
8 568/
"Headless Body Found in Topless Bar"
Here are some other interesting headlines: http://nymag.com/nymetro/news/anniversary/35th/n_
...And her name is Paris Hilton.
GoogleCIA. If you add YouTube, it is now GoogTubeCIA. Can't get much scarier than that.
Howard Stern. Since Howard joined Sirius, it is growing subscribers faster than XM is.
Also, XM is airing some its "exclusive" shows like Opie and Anthony on terrestrial radio now, albeit slightly censored. How do you think XM subscribers feel about having to pay for content that's now free somewhere else?
Step 1, be a nerd.
Step 2, live in your parent's house until you're 45.
Why bother buying and using an over-rated, over-priced, years-late operating system update? Linux works fine. Windows XP works fine. (Well, except for a few security issues.) But the world does not need another huge Windows release. To paraphrase what someone once said in a commercial: "The Internet is the Computer"
That's why I *never* bother to read the article. I'd much rather read the comments here about the article.
Yes, I know a few hot dogs in my fridge that would like to be invisible to microwaves.
Here's a sample from the posting: http://alvear.com/?p=11
A sister site, called WebComicsNation (http://www.webcomicsnation.com/), allows any budding comic artists start their own webcomics for a fee. Take that MIT!
I hear HP is also looking to invade Dell.
It depends on what your definition of crying is. I cry a little every time Ms. Pac Man melts away into nothingness. I cry a little every time I play the original Doom and see what crappy graphics we had to deal with back then.
However, when I'm playing Halo or Half Life, I don't have time for crying. I'm busy dodging bullets and fragging aliens.
Exactly what is this guy trying to say and why doesn't he say it much simpler? Did he have a book editor look at this before it was published?
Think about it. Humans have lived on Earth for millions of years without Purell or other handiwipes. A little bit of germs on your hands isn't a terriblet thing. Sometimes it's better to be Oscar rather than Felix.
Maybe this can be a big sell to celebrities like Britney Spears or Angelina Jolie who don't want their pictures taken.
DHS official in court on child sex charges http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/04/05/homeland.arrest/ index.html/
You're right this isn't new. Gordi from Star Trek: The Next Generation has had a device like this many years ago.
Actually, both Extreme Tech and PC Magazine are owned by Ziff Davis Media. It's possible that ZD knew about the earlier Extreme Tech article and that's why they wanted him to re-do it for PC Mag. Loyd Case doesn't seem to be on the PC Magazine staff, so he is probably a freelancer, which means he probably did have to re-sell it to them, however. Either way, doesn't seem to be anything wrong.
I for one welcome our new toxic toads overlords!
welcome our human-animal hybrid masters.
Has anyone else seen information on support for video cards and storage cards? Is there much use/interest in video in Palms? I own a PocketPC, so I like to dabble.
Jose Alvear
http://www.alvear.com
http://www.streamingindustrynews.com
http://www.digitalmediajournal.com