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  • Google's Got a New Latitude

    • 5 Feb 2009
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    On the go?   Let your friends and family know where you are with Google's newly launched Latitude from your phone.  They can also call, email, IM you right from your icon on the map.  Note to iPhone users, this isn't available for the iPhone (yet, but coming soon) 

    http://www.google.com/latitude


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  • How about a Mac Netbook?

    • 4 Feb 2009
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    If Mac came out with a netbook, wonder if it would sell?   This is a concept by the famed Isamu Sanada, the great mac mockup designer. 


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  • In search of a cool backpack..

    • 3 Feb 2009
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    Chewie

    ...and I came across this one.  Hot or not?

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  • G for Gatorade

    • 3 Feb 2009
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    Gatorade's got a new look, and I'm digging their website, it's fairly clean, love the large product shots and new slogans they're using, I'm sure people will be able to recognize the new "G".  Don't forget they were the ones who brought us the old "Be Like Mike" commercials, which was probably one of the best commercials of all time. 


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  • Wired Photo Contest - Circles

    • 3 Feb 2009
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    Circs

    Define: circle -  a closed plane curve consisting of all points at a given distance from a point within it called the center. Equation: x 2 + y2 = r2.

    Wired has a new photo contest up for your best take on circles.  If you want to submit your own, or just check out the entries, check it out:
    http://www.wired.com/culture/art/news/2009/02/submissions_circles


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  • Chinese New Year Photos

    • 29 Jan 2009
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    Check out a collection of beautiful photos celebrating Chinese New Year

    Special thanks to alpha for the find. 

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  • Mini PC's

    • 29 Jan 2009
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    Think of them as a tiny, portable computer solution with the bare necessities you need for tasks such as surfing the web, emailing, document creating and chatting.  For those of us who live and die by the iPhone, Blackberry, or any other mobile phone which offers internet capabilities, the netbook might not be that essential  in our on-the-go computer diet.  Why carry an additional mini PC when you already have your handy-dandy-all-in-one super-mega-ultra phone?   But for those of us who never seem to stick around in the same place for long  and desire a bit of a bigger screen and don't want to lug around a full-sized laptop, a netbook might offer that instant internet access and minimal computer gratification. 

    The PC industry also seems to be targeting more women with mini notebooks, netbooks, lifestyle PCs, whatever their parent companies have labeled them.    HP has partnered with Vivienne Tam, fashion design extraordinaire, to bring out a swanky fashionable version of the netbook that may entice us girlie girls with its pink and red mix.  The Sony P is not as blatantly catered towards women, but hints at women with its multiple color options, and clutch-sized feel perfect for a purse.

    Each tiny PC varies in specs so it was hard to decide which one ranks best.  Pricewise, the Samsung is clearly a winner, just because I cannot justify dropping $899 on the Sony one, when I can get a regular sized full-featured notebook for the same price if not less.  But overall, the Sony P Series is probably the best bet in terms of features – with a 60GB HDD, 1600 x  768 res screen and it looks as slim as a tin mint-box weighing in at only 1.4lbs.  Not pictured, the Dell Mini 9 and the Asus EEE PC are other popular comparable mini PCs.

    Oh, by the way, if you ever want to customize your notebook with a unique design, there are also companies that offer stickable skins, such as http://www.skinit.com  or a little more permanent pro color jobs like http://www.colorware.com   

    As for me, I'll stick to my iPhone for now.

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  • Political "Trends"

    • 27 Jan 2009
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    America, land of the free, home of the brave, and all about the dolla dolla bills, yo. 

    We're a nation that prides ourselves in helping others and also loves to make money and succeed.   So it's no surprise that companies/industries are riding on the coattails of Obama's success.  The replica legoland version of the inauguration is actually pretty nifty.

     


    1.  Malia&Sasha Beanie babies
    2.  Air Obama Tee
    3.  Legoland's own mini-inauguration

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  • War Child Heroes

    • 26 Jan 2009
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    War Child is a UK organization that works with children affected by war, poverty, and conflict.  In February, they are releasing an album with 15 exclusive covers from various artists including Lily Allen, Estelle, Rufus Wainwright, and Franz Ferdinand.  Proceeds from purchasing the album will be donated to War Child to help protect children living in the most dangerous war zones.  Find out more:  http://www.warchild.org.uk/

    This is a Lily Allen cover of the Clash's Straight To Hell:

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  • Her Morning Elegance

    • 22 Jan 2009
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    This is an extremely creative video - I like it a lot.

    (Special thanks to my friend Jasmine for the link!)

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