The Gorillapod firmly secures your compact digital camera to just about anything - anywhere and everywhere. Unlike traditional tripods the Gorillapod doesn’t require an elevated flat surface for you to take the perfect picture. The flexible joints allow you to rotate and bend 360º to form the perfect shape. This opens up a lot of new poses and angles for your photos and it’s also safer for your equipment - no more crazy acrobatics and precarious positions for your valuable digital camera.(more pics after the jump) Continue reading ‘Gorillapod-Get the perfect picture’
Yahoo plans to offer unlimited e-mail storage to its roughly 250 million users, starting in May.The world’s biggest e-mail service is scrapping its free e-mail storage limit of 1 gigabyte, or about a billion bytes of data, responding to explosive growth in attachment sizes as people share ever more photos, music and videos via e-mail.
Microsoft has a 2 gigabyte free e-mail storage limit, while Google caps its Gmail service at 2.8 gigabytes.Officials said the decision to remove e-mail storage limits reflects the plunging cost of storage as new personal computers store up to a trillion bytes of data and owners of 80-gigabyte iPods can carry 100 hours of video in their pockets.[more on yahoo blog]
Linux+ Study Guide - Extensive Linux+ study guide that stands at 66 pages. Useful to anyone taking the comptia Linux+ exam or just looking to learn about Linux. Downloadable as well as available for online access.
Futuristic Self-Parking/Driving Cars - Self-parking/driving technology hasn’t been widely implemented yet, but it may soon come as a standard feature in cars of the near future .
John McCain’s MySpace Page Hacked - Someone on Presidential hopeful John McCain ’s staff is going to be in trouble today. They used a well known template to create his Myspace page. The template was designed by NewsVine Founder and CEO Mike Davidson.Davidson gave the template code away to anyone who wanted to use it, but asked that he be given credit when it was used.
Google has released the Google Talk Gadget – a web-based module of Google Talk. What better way to communicate than from your home page (assuming it’s the Google Personalized Homepage)? Both Gmail and Google Talk contacts are organized in the Talk Gadget. No extra installation is necessary, just add the gadget and start chatting! Another advantage is cross-operating system compatibility, assuming your web browser can handle it. After adding some code to your webpage or blog, the gadget can be available on your site as well. The gadget allows tabbed conversations and can view YouTube videos and Picasa Web Albums photos anytime a link is sent over, by IM or status message. Continue reading ‘Google Talk Gadget - Better than Google Talk?’
What a novel idea. A 322-page novel whose narrative consists entirely of mobile phone text messages has been published in tech-gadget keen Finland.
It’s to be expected from a nation whose prime minister -Matti Vanhanen- took a cue from Britney Spears and recently made front-page tabloid headlines for reportedly breaking it off with his girlfriend
“The Last Messages” tells the story of a fictitious information-technology executive in Finland who resigns from his job and travels throughout Europe and India. During the journey, he stays in touch with his friends and relatives only through text messages.
A new study finds 65 percent of Americans spend more time with their computer than their spouse - and, on average, wastes 12 hours a month fixing computer problems.
If you asked most Americans in a committed relationship which they preferred-their partner or their computer-most would probably answer truthfully (or at least politely) that, of course, their spouse, partner, or significant other is much more important to them.
TechEblog compiled a list of cool things you can make with paper — perfect for a lazy weekend. Which ones are your favorites? Continue reading for the list.
What a novel idea. A 322-page novel whose narrative consists entirely of mobile phone text messages has been published in tech-gadget keen Finland. 
A new study finds 65 percent of Americans spend more time with their computer than their spouse - and, on average, wastes 12 hours a month fixing computer problems.
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