Social bookmarking solutions like the already established del.icio.us, digg, stumbleupon continue to expand in new directions. One of the latest additions is the page-tracking solution Cluztr. Cluztr registers each webpage you visit, you can share pages you have browsed with friends, aswell as see who’s on the same page as you and then chat or [...]
Archive for the ‘Data’ Category
May 12, 2007
Cluztr - Public Browser History
April 21, 2007
New Apple HD Format
Along the release of Final Cut Studio 2, Apple also mentioned more about their new ProRes 422 format. The format features a 10bit 4:2:2 sampling system, a normal bitrate of 145 mbit/s and 220 mbit/s for HD. On Final Cut Studio’s Whats New page, Apple claims that ProRes 422 offers uncompressed High Definition quality at [...]
April 9, 2007
Peepel Online Office?
About a year ago I was excited about Google Docs, yesterday I found Peepel and enjoyed testing it out. Slightly innovating, you can move, rearrange and resize the word processor or spreadsheet windows. The interface is simple enough, and I think that a lot of people will find Peepel a nice office tool.
However, as I [...]
April 5, 2007
MyCyberTwin - Your AI Twin
This new web 2.0 service, MyCyberTwin has caused some laughs and then made people think. I have even read of MyCyberTwin references to a so-called web 3.0. Basically MyCyberTwin is a bot, that can converse on various social-networking sites in your place. It has enough AI, Artificial Intelligence, to actually convey a semi-meaningful conversation.
I believe [...]
March 19, 2007
Twenty Thing You Didn’t Know
Going through Del.icio.us’ popular bookmarks this morning I came across the column: 20 Things You Didn’t Know About… at Discover Magazine.
Basically there are several categories, of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About, ranging from topics like Aliens or Skin to Lab Accidents.
The articles I read are written in a light and humorous manner. Though they [...]
