By David Ponce
We've written about desktop applications that redefine the user interface dynamic before. But I have to say we're a little smitten with this one: the BumpTop prototype.
It seeks to approximate the way we handle documents in...
By David Ponce
Looks like Nokia is trying to ride the widget gravy train, and it's calling its initiative Widsets. They're basically widgets for your mobile.
Like its PC and Mac counterparts, Widsets are tiny apps that enable to...
By Bruce Eaton
Not the newest tech but rather, relevant tech. U3 is a software technology that turns USB sticks into more than just portable storage but actual drives, by enabling them to run software straight from them. The...
By Andrew Liszewski
There's a reason people get tired of hearing iPod news and that's because 97% of the time it's about some new case or accessory that only slightly differs from the hundreds of cases and accessories that came...
By Andrew Liszewski
I'm still impressed at the number of printed newspapers still in existence given the ability of every other medium from radio to TV to the internet to deliver the news as it happens.
In an obvious attempt to...
By Andrew Liszewski
There have been a few times when away from home that I've wanted to post a story or email a photo that needed a bit of touch-up but didn't have access to Photoshop on the system I...
By Bruce Eaton
All of you have probably heard of the Slingbox, which allows you to feed TV to your computer, say, if you are away on travel. The problem is that it is expensive to poor wannabe gadget folk...
By Andrew Liszewski
These days the technology used in CRTs and LCDs has made the once popular screensaver obsolete. In fact I haven't used one in years, opting to simply set my monitor to turn off when I'm away from...
By Bruce Eaton
One Robert Balmer has created the Wikipedia for iPod that makes the hugely popular information site mobile. No longer will you be stumped when you hear about say, about the Biafra Wars or when some uses the...