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Entries Tagged as ‘technology’
August 20, 2007
new sprint blackberry “video”
i didn’t really know what to call this:
looks familiar..
here’s the microsite
August 9, 2007
late pass
the new imac. im a day or two late. but wow.
that keyboard is serious.
my one criticism though: why the black surrounding the screen, and the black casing on the back? why not just straight brushed aluminum? like the desktop version of the macbook pro. that would have been way [...]
July 17, 2007
nerd tattoos
tattoos are a cool art form, but they last forever. on your body.
it takes some serious dedication to get your favorite video game, or computer company tattoo’d on your leg, no?
here’s some more
but let’s up the ante a bit. what about semi-permanent tattoos? real looking tattoos, with real needles embedding real ink underneath the top [...]
July 12, 2007
national geo in HD pt. 2
ok. seriously. since I get ATLEAST 10 search hits from national geo-related queries each day, I feel compelled to post another gem I watched last night. Inside the Green Beret’s, which was about an Army special forces unit infiltrating taliban villages in afghanistan, was yet another program choice from national geographic that [...]
June 29, 2007
iphone
people are WAY too geeked out today. make it stop.
the multi-city line blog
interviews of the line-sitters
is this really happening? really?
weird.
April 30, 2007
Can you keep a secret?
There’s no need for cable TV, and DVD rentals anymore. Don’t tell anybody.
free tv shows and free movies, streaming online
I have a feeling its only just begun.
April 23, 2007
web 2.0 hype
I love the different charts that silicon valley gossip site Valleywag creates. Having just moved to San Francisco, they’re my number one source for the unique world and culture of technology that exists in the bay.
I like how the simple (or not so simple) chart above portrays three different wavelengths/lifecycles of some of the [...]
March 14, 2007
AT&T of 1993
Here’s a series of commercials from AT&T circa the early 90’s, where they depict the future of communications. It’s interesting to see what they predicted would happen versus what actually has happened. Have you ever tucked your baby in, from a telephone booth?
