Archive for the May, 2006


May 27

FUNKit DJ iPod Speakers

The DJ is a cradle and speaker system that looks like a robotic DJ. Not an animatronic version of Candace Cameron from Full House—an actual DJ. This thing also shines lights and pretends to scratch the wheels of steel while interrupting your music
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May 19

Certifying the Best: Best Buy and Microsoft partner to certify the retailer’s small-business experts

REDMOND, Wash., May 18, 2006 – If there’s one thing small business owners have in common it’s a lack of resources – the people, skills and time needed to design and implement business-critical processes and systems that will help them better mange their companies. What they need are trusted, qualified
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May 2

Voices from the New American Schoolhouse

Voices from the New American Schoolhouse explores life outside the usual educational box. Narrated exclusively by students, the film chronicles life and learning at the Fairhaven School in Upper Marlboro, MD which practices an undiluted form of freedom and democracy that turns mainstream education theory on its head. Filmmaker Danny Mydlack enjoyed unrestricted access over a two-year period to produce this candid and unblinking encounter with kid-powered learning. Added on April 19, 2006, 05:37 AM by dmydlack
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May 3

Blurb is Open for Business

Blurb is a service that allows you to create (real, offline) books from blogs and other content, and buy them for yourself or sell them to others. Prices start at $30 for a 40-page hardcover coffee-table book with a custom dust jacket, and go up from there. Look for a press release announcing the service tomorrow (Wednesday).
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May 18

TomTom Go 510 Video Review (Verdict: Goes Decently)

Cinemazement has a video review of the TomTom Go 510 GPS unit. Actually, the video is more of a demonstration of the 510 than a review, but it's interesting nonetheless. Their thoughts: bluetooth cellphone calling is mediocre but useful, driving directions are sometimes off, and the touch sensitive screen has easy to navigate menus. The unit doesn't require a computer to set it up at first, which is a nice change from some of the older competitor's models that has you installing maps before it's usable.
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May 16

Microsoft Tests New Web Design Tool

Microsoft on Monday released the first public build of Expression Web Designer (EWD), the last component of its upcoming Expression suite to become available in Community Technology Preview form. Web Designer, a successor to FrontPage, joins Expression Graphic Designer and Interactive Designer.
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May 16

Hitachi Ships Perpendicular HDD

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May 31

Cool Jewels Ice Tray

Iced gems put a *bling* in your beverage. Make it extra fun with a bit of added color - from flavored juice, or food coloring. Trays make 6 frozen jewels - spread the wealth. Zgallerie | Productdose | Gizmodo
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May 20

Pearl Jam Video Free Uptil Wednesday 24th May

Pearl Jam released its new video from the latest album for the song "Time Wasted" under a Creative Commons license and made it available on Google Video. The video can be watched for free until May 24.
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May 24

BenQ FP72G+S 17? LCD Monitor

BenQ’s latest 17-inch LCD monitor is based on its “Senseye” technology for clearer, smoother images and features 1,280 x 1,024 SXGA resolution. It offers 500:1 brightness, 8ms response time, 250 cd/m2 brightness, 2W+2W stereo speaker, and a 160-degree viewing angle. External interfaces include
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May 19

Stone Golem, Made Of Foam

This Stone Golem was constructed using about 5 foam mattresses, over 50 sticks of hot melt glue, and 8 cans of grey and black spray paint. The foam is glued in large thick sheets (approx 20cm thick) to a fabric bodysuit, and the deep cracks are carved into the foam surface. The bodysuit has a zip up the back to allow the wearer to enter it, and the zip is concealed by abutting foam. The soles of the feet are made of corflute that has been sliced in half to expose corrugations that act as grip. The arms are about twice the length of the wearer's arms, and act as swinging weapons made entirely of soft foam. The golem took about 100 hours of work to construct, between 3 people. On its first appearance, the Stone Golem sent twenty bold adventurers into a hasty retreat without so much as touching them.
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May 5

MODx : Content Management System (CMS) & PHP Application Framework

MODx is a content management system with AJAX goodness (or Web 2.0 as they say). The code is neat and gives a true CMS feel. Though I liked the admin Interface more, the panel offers a wide range of options , Tools, extra plugins ,
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May 16

Microsoft to Launch URGE This Week

Microsoft's next chapter in its battle against the iPod and ITunes begins this week, as the company releases Windows Media Player 11 to the public. Additionally, Microsoft will promote heavily a test version of the URGE music service, a project it co-developed with MTV.
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May 25

Gmail Drag and Drop Extension -Firefox

Drop files into attachment boxes instead of browse for them or type in the filename. Drop multiple files and fill all the entries. In some websites it allows to add new upload files: in Gmail is possible to drop the files directly over the "Attach a file" link. A Sidebar
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May 17

Alloy Wheel PC Mod

PC modder Micke “GoTaLL” Gustafsson created this crazy “EPIA Alloy Mod”, complete with brake disc, red caliper, EPIA SP13000 LVDS motherboard/processor, 512MB of Crucial Ballistix memory, and a picoPSU.
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