RWW: The Future of Tech

"Ring is a vibrating alarm designed for people who hate the loud blaring sounds of a typical alarm. The charging cradle is where you set what time you want each ring to go off. The ring fits over the tip of your finger and when that opportune time arrives, it vibrates. Putting the ring back on the dock shuts off the alarm." - Müjdat Korkmaz from Bookmarklet

Cool. - SAM

Yep. That's what I did when I purchased my G1 last year. - imabonehead

It seems a bit wrong that they don't get you to type your own password. Security #FAIL . - Andrew Perry

Adblock+ and Bubble Translate are both awesome. - Vezquex: God of FF

Does the browser slow down after installing extensions like in Firefox? - Parvez Halim

Factron iPhone case is a pretty unique metallic jacket for your iPhone. Once your iPhone has been wrapped with the Factron case, you can also stick a lens at the back of where the camera is. By that you can also interchange a variety of lenses to suit different shootings that you want. - Praveen Vasudev from Bookmarklet

Really? - © b e e n s w a n k

Reel Director has come along and given the iPhone some of iMovie’s most valuable features all in the palm of your hand. - Praveen Vasudev from Bookmarklet

so you don't need another software like iPhone needsiTunes to interface? - brainno722 (Peter)

it might 'just work' if it shows up just like any other drive ... doubleTwist is cool - Chris Heath

"The service found that 64% of its male callers and 24% of its female callers had not read the instruction manual before ringing up. 12% of male and 7% of female customers simply needed to plug in or turn on their appliance. The company, Gadget Helpline, surveyed 75,000 calls received between 25 September and 23 October 2009. The helpline has 120,000 subscribers in the UK, most of whom are over the age of 35. The average age of helpline staff is 21. Women spent 32% longer on the phone to their helpers than men - but 66% of the helpline staff preferred speaking to them, the survey found. "There is evidence of a gender divide in technology, although a lot of it comes down to interpretation," Joanna Bawa, chartered psychologist and editor of the Usability News website, told the BBC. In general terms men treat technology as something to be understood and conquered while women are more motivated by appliances that benefit them, she added. Sync stress The helpline's busiest times are Monday... more... - sofarsoShawn

" * HD video support (H.264, WMV, Mpeg-4 up to 720P) * Archos AppsLib store with Archos 5-compatible Android applications * Micro SD Slot (SDHC compatible) * Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n) * GPS with 3D Maps * Bluetooth 2.0 (mobile phone tethering capable) * FM transmitter and FM receiver (RDS) * Built-in speaker, microphone and leg stand * support for a wide variety of audio/video codecs and image formats * additional functionality available via optional accessories (DVR-Station, HDMI Mini-Dock, GPS In-Car Holder, etc) * Pre-installed Android applications include DroidIn, Ebuddy IM, Twidroid, QuickPedia, and more * Flash 10 support expected with Android 2.0 in Q1 2010 * 22 hours of Music playback time and 7 hours of Video playback with standard Lithium polymer battery " - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

"Google is trying not to be creepy. That's according to CEO Eric Schmidt, who told Fox Business Thursday that "we're trying not to cross what we call the creepy line" when it comes to the data it gathers. As an example, Schmidt said Google only publishes satellite data that is a month old, indicating that Google would consider it creepy to publish real-time satellite data. Google is quite used to facing charges that it has become a little too Big Brotherish in its conquest of the Internet search market. In response, it emphasizes that Google users have control over the data the company collects on them, most recently introducing Google Dashboard as a way of letting users see all the personal data the company has assembled in a single Web page. That will likely never be enough to satisfy the hardcore privacy advocates of the world, but the general public--and the government--are also starting to get a little uneasy about Google's unparalleled reach across the Internet. In the... more... - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

Real time satellite photos would be cool, though. I don't mind the creepiness! - Vezquex: God of FF

haha. I don't mind creepiness either. I have an open information philosophy. I actually wish that Google would allow me the publish as much as possible - so I can do my own lifechart easier. API everything please! - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML

"Google is trying not to be creepy. That's according to CEO Eric Schmidt, who told Fox Business Thursday that "we're trying not to cross what we call the creepy line" when it comes to the data it gathers. As an example, Schmidt said Google only publishes satellite data that is a month old, indicating that Google would consider it creepy to publish real-time satellite data. Google is quite used to facing charges that it has become a little too Big Brotherish in its conquest of the Internet search market. In response, it emphasizes that Google users have control over the data the company collects on them, most recently introducing Google Dashboard as a way of letting users see all the personal data the company has assembled in a single Web page. That will likely never be enough to satisfy the hardcore privacy advocates of the world, but the general public--and the government--are also starting to get a little uneasy about Google's unparalleled reach across the Internet. In the... more... - sofarsoShawn

I love the car concept one. This would work well with the "parking lot" portion of my daily commute. - Miss Elle

uzaya giderken havalı olur - Ëzgi Osmanović ʚ

"The largest dimension should be at most 604 pixels (the largest display size Facebook supports)" -- http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index... You can use Pixelpipe to upload to both SmugMug, etc. (for the original) and Facebook at the same time. - Tracy

What I meant was pics that appear as full-size on Facebook instead of looking like thumbnails. Does that make sense? For some reason although my Droid is taking 5MP pics they're getting scaled down to 300px or something when uploaded to Facebook - LANjackal from IM

PROBLEM SOLVED: The answer to this is to simply take the pictures directly in the Android 2.0 camera and upload to Facebook from there. Do NOT use the Facebook for Android app itself. - LANjackal

TIA - LANjackal

Thanks for all of the above, I subscribed to quite a few. Big shoutout to Kevin Mohr who's been stumping for Android since I first saw him online - LANjackal

End violence against women! - LANjackal

Try contacting your local shelter or an abuse support group. If the program doesn't exist, you could be the one to start it in your area! - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)

Hmmm I'll see what I can do, the local shelter is actually in dire straits, there was a newspaper article about it this week :/ - LANjackal

That's looks like a joke. A joke from 1993 - Matthew DeVries

"we find some evidence that use of social networking services (e.g., Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn) substitutes for some neighborhood involvement." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

Hotmail.com adresinden giriş yaptığımda “Henüz bir posta kutunuz yok, windows live hotmail için kaydolun" sorununun çözümü..! - ★ Soner Gönül from Bookmarklet