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Feel free to add me if you like. :-) #whatsyoururl - Kol Tregaskes

http://cliqset.com/user/ciwz - zʍıɔ

#yay :) - Burak "cyrus" Bayburtlu

silkin! - birge

*giggitty!* - Josh Haley from Bookmarklet

I don't think so, Amani, unless the DVR in question was somehow broadcasting it's shows as a compatible server on the network that Boxee could connect to. - Josh Haley

So far the 2 best options I've seen (pictured above) - the SoundBridge Radio & the Sonos ZonePlayer S5, are shockingly expensive for what I want them to do. The SoundBridge doesn't even do 802.11n, which means I'd have to buy a wireless bridge (~$86) to fit it into my network. Sonos, on the other hand, seems to be an exercise in squeezing as much $ out of their users as possible. I'd be looking at a whopping $400 minimum cost. Help? - LANjackal

Logitech set arrived today. That was fast. Thanks, Newegg. I'll be installing them later. - LANjackal

"the company has today released its first-ever WQHD monitor: the 27-inch UltraSharp U2711. Boasting a native 2,560 x 1,440 resolution, this beast just may pack enough pixels to sway you back into the single-monitor camp. Dell's also trumpeting the unit's "billion-color depth and IPS technology," and the 6-millisecond response time, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 350 nits of brightness and a 12-bit internal processing help to round things out. For the pros who make ends meet by editing photos or video, you'll probably enjoy knowing that this one boasts a 110 percent color gamut, factory-tuned Adobe RGB and sRGB modes (alongside a color calibration report), custom color adjustments and a smattering of mounting options. You'll also find just about every port known to man: HDMI 1.3, DisplayPort, DVI-D (x2), VGA, composite, component, USB (x4) and an 8-in-1 multicard reader." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

A lot of folks, myself included, had high hopes for Dell's U2410 IPS LCD monitor. We were all disappointed, in particular with Dell's factory-based certification (they took quite a few liberties). Lots of problems that have yet to be resolved, undoubtedly inherited by this new larger offering. - jcunwired

I'm kinda surprised that it's not LED backlit ... or is that feature useless for the monitor's intended purpose? I'm in love with the screen res otherwise - LANjackal from IM

"The dual tuner model in development will require just one CableCARD and one coax input, but will allow you to record two HD shows at once, and all for $249 -- less than the single ATI CableCARD tuner sells for today. The nice thing about the networked tuner approach that has made the HDHomeRun so popular, is that even if you have your heart set on a small form factor PC like the Dell Zino HD, you can still have access to premium content even without any empty PCI-E slots." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

Not only does Ford rank number one on J.D. Power and Associate's 2009 navigation system survey, it ranks number two as well. The top ranking system, according to Power's study, is the one found in the Lincoln MKS, followed by a nearly identical system (if not 100% identical) in the Ford Flex. And get this, Ford took down five of the top ten spots with the F-150 coming in fourth and the Escape and Edge taking seventh and eighth place, respectively. To anyone that's driven a modern Sync-equipped Ford with navigation, these survey results probably won't come as any sort of shock, as FoMoCo has been making some of the best systems in the business ever since they released Sync with Sirius Travel Link. Here's what Ford user interface design engineer Jason Johnson had to tell us about why Ford got ranked tops:

Google is tapping into the growing popularity of social networking by integrating tweets and Facebook updates into its search results, as it enables users to screen for the web's freshest content. - Canageek from Bookmarklet

ain't good enough but nice effort - testbeta

"The $200 touchscreen tablet known as the CrunchPad has morphed into a $500 device called JooJoo. Designed and developed by a Singapore-based company, Fusion Garage, JooJoo is tablet-like device made for internet surfing and little else." - Lasse Johnsen from Bookmarklet

When you record your message, it is quickly transmitted to Nuance servers where a speech recognition algorithm is run against your data. The resulting text is returned to your iPhone very quickly; my informal benchmarks showed that it took about a second for text to be processed on a Wi-Fi network, and less than 5 seconds over 3G. You'll need a data connection for the app to work, but having this speech-to-text capability is going to be very important to a lot of people, who will find all sorts of uses for it.

Reminds me of twitstamp web service..! - TrafficBug

"The new features will be rolling out in the next few days and will be available globally in English. You can try them out today by visiting http://www.google.com/trends and clicking on a 'hot topic,' which in most cases will bring you to a search results page with the new real-time feature." - Tom Stocky

The number one Hot Topic is "google real time search." - aldenoneil

"AUTHORITY LIST Top Online Authorities moving PR forward and into the "PR 2.0" space. Note that some of these influencers are not PR professionals themselves. METHODOLOGY Traackr's influencers are qualified and ranked based on its proprietary scores of reach (eyeballs), resonance (buzz) and relevance. Please check out our blog post at http://traackr.com/blog or Web site at traackr.com for more details on our methodology. TWEET ABOUT THE LIST! Top 25 Authorities Moving PR Forward unveiled by @traackr: http://prlist.traackr.com. " - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

2. I find it interesting that you see Chris Messina as being in the PR space. Chris Messina is an interaction designer. He probably deserves much credits for making many startups known through posting screenshots on his Flickr stream http://www.flickr.com/photos... - which btw is also how I took note of many startups - but that by itself is not really PR - although of course it... more... - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML

"Save your favorite items from the entire web right in one spot, share the list with everyone and get ALL the stuff you want! Create the perfect wishlist for christmas, hanukkah, birthdays, and a wedding or baby registry." - Itachi from Bookmarklet

I think there's wishpot.com as well - Sharon Hurley Hall

"Google just released a new Google Labs project called Image Swirl. It is a visual search engine for images built to explore search queries from different visual perspectives. Google’s official description reads: Google Image Swirl organizes image search results into groups and sub-groups, based on their visual and semantic similarity and presents them in an intuitive exploratory interface." - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

Direct link to site: http://image-swirl.googlelabs.com/ - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML

"Needless to tell you that I am a big fan of the work done by The New York Times Online. The combination of engaging story-telling with sophisticated visual aesthetics and simplicity in usage makes playing with their interactive creations an delighful experience. The Innovation Portfolio is a place where they showcase some of their best creations and of course it is a well designed application itself. The innovations are represented by color-coded bubbles grouped in Virtual, Multimedia, Personal Tools, Interactive Graphics, User-Submitted and Applications. Once the user hovers over a bubble a small preview is shown and after selecting the bubble the feature is explained with a short video. The NYT also provides some insight into user engagement by showing the actual page-views along with the average time spent with the feature. The user can view the feature directly on NYT Online or download a PDF-version of the description." - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

Interactive site: http://innovate.whsites.net/ - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML

"Starting today, developers worldwide can integrate LinkedIn into their business applications and Web sites. Developer.linkedin.com is now live and open for business." - Judah Richardson from Bookmarklet

Product looks interesting and like an Office App; Couldn't find an URI for dload though. Is it commercial, trialware or what? - S.D.Allen from email

Trialware http://www.artisteer.com/... - Amber, Random Time Lord

"I usually simulcast my videos on multiple video social networks: Facebook, Flickr, Vimeo and YouTube. Many people ask me why I do this, so I thought that I would give give an analysis of these video networks, the pros + cons of posting to them, and the audience that they tend to attract." - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

"# To enter, please submit your video by uploading it to a video sharing website like YouTube, Vimeo, whatever your choice is. You may password protect the video if you would like, just be sure to give us access. # Please email the link to your video to droidvideo at boygeniusreport dot com — if you email us an actual video attachment, we will delete it and not count it. # This contest is open to anyone in the U.S. over the age of 18 years old. # By submitting a video to the BGR DROID giveaway contest, you assume all responsibility and liability for your entry and indemnify BGR. # This giveaway will run for one week, until Friday, November 27th, 2009. We will announce the winners sometime shortly after that." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

does it come with service? - raphaeL

It all started when Dan Stowell, a Ph.D. candidate at London’s Queen Mary’s Centre for Digital Music, tweeted “instructions on how to make a sound like waves crashing on the shore” according to a statement. Other students responded in kind, ultimately contributing 22 tweetable songs for a crowdsourced album called sc140, released in conjunction with The Wire magazine. - polou/indigo_bow from Bookmarklet

"BackType is a real-time, conversational search engine. We index and connect online conversations from across the web in real-time, so you can see what people are saying about topics that interest you." - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

Interesting tool. It picked up many Friendfeed replies on Friendfeed in the comment chain that I did not know exist because Friendfeed by default does not send email when someone reply to you in the comment area. It also shows many Twitter RT that I did not know about because somehow they picked up my Friendfeed RSS (or maybe they are using Yahoo Pipes) so I was not notified by those Twitter mentions. - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML