Another of NRK’s employees’ “inventions” is the multi-camera server recorder. Normally when capturing video material you can just capture one camera’s stream to the computer/hard disk at a time. So previously when I wanted to capture two cameras live I … Continue reading
Category Archives: Productivity
NRK Invention Corner pt. 1
According to NRKbeta, the Norwegian Broadcasting Channel NRK has a company-internal award for innovation each year. Personally after studying tv and multimediaproduction I can relate to the need of several of these inventions. I will point out one of the … Continue reading
We Phone, You Phone, iPhone Everybody
There has been a bunch of similar looking phones to Apple’s iPhone since the first pictures of the iPhone were released. Chinese Meizu is the company that made me smile the most. From the pictures I have seen of Meizu … Continue reading
Newsware – Futuristic Journalist Tool
Benjamin Kuhn‘s Newsware is an interesting concept that does look interesting. In todays world of citizen journalism, being mobile is one of the most important features. One reporter is supposed to write an article and record both usable video and … Continue reading
Programmers Have Too Little To Do?
This commercial I found via TechEBlog. The ad shows WindwardReports purpose with their software; that programmers now will have too little to do at the office. A rather well made commercial for people who understand the tech-savvy or geek language … Continue reading
Online DesktopTwo
DesktopTwo is another good online desktop solution, if you are considering cutting down on your stationary desktop use. Personally I have enjoyed using YourMinis (Your Minis Your Online Desktop) for the past five months. Although YourMinis offers more of a … Continue reading
SuTree – How-to Videos
SuTree is a collection of instructional videos for a wide range of topics. From everyday personal care how-to videos, to more traditional software or hobby tutorial videos. Although it is still in an early stage there are more than 5000 … Continue reading
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Remember How to Tie Knots?
When you don’t actively use the knots you may have learned years ago in school, on field trips or summer camps, you might forget them. If you are like most people you do fine with the basic overhand knot. Del.icio.us … Continue reading
Compare Fonts Online
Do you struggle to remember what fonts look like? Would you like to compare fonts against each other without manually formatting individually? Well then give TypeTester a try. TypeTester allows you to compare a number of fonts on the fly, … Continue reading
© 2007 stephen olsen. All rights reserved.
Loopster takes on ProfileLinker
With Web 2.0 Running out of Time, which help keep you organized and updated on several different social-networking services from the same site at once are in demand. Such as ProfileLinker (ProfileLinker Simplifying Social Networking) first caught my attention, there … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
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Looking for Inspiring Logos?
A while ago I wrote some posts about fonts, one of my main sources was Smashing Magazine. A resource with useful information for webdesigners/developers. Although I am not busy designing any logos nowadays, I always keep my eyes open for … Continue reading