Desktoptwo: It could be the next big thing July 30, 2007
Posted by Bryan in : New Products, Reviews , add a commentOnline desktops have the potential to change the way we use computers as much as or more than any other technology that has recently emerged. What, you’ve never used one? I’m not surprised. The basic idea behind them is very sound, but so far their real world implementations haven’t been.
Online desktops provide internet-based services that allow you to do all the things you could do while you are at home sitting in front of your desktop, from any computer connected the the ‘net. Specifics vary from product to product, but generally there’s some sort of online storage, a few applications, and an interface that emulates an operating system.
Sounds like a great idea, but (more…)
Empty that Tray! Running lean and clean… July 23, 2007
Posted by Jeff in : DIY, How-to, Microsoft, Tips , 1 comment so farSee it all at once with the Pertelian X2040
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Is the Blackberry Pearl Too Small? July 16, 2007
Posted by Jeff in : Humor, Opinion , 1 comment so farI am a Pleo stalker
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In talking with a friend of mine the other day I discovered a great toy that apparently has a growing sub- culture all its own. In her own words she is “stalking the toy”, so I had to dive in and see what its all about. The toy is called PLEO and it is “autonomous robotic life form” based on a one week old Camarasaurus dinosaur (a lizzard from the late Jurassic period)Â
Watch it now on Netflix July 7, 2007
Posted by Bryan in : New Products, News , add a commentNetflix has launched a new feature that allows members to watch full-length videos online.
After logging into your account click on the “Watch Now” tab. Pick a video, click “Play”, and you’ll be prompted to download a player.
Not all of their catalog is available. Right now the selection consists of mostly older movies and TV series, but this is still good news for people who like to watch videos online or who feed video to their TV via their computer. The number of hours you can watch is determined by your Netflix plan.
Bad news for a good portion of the internet though, the service currently requires Windows and Internet Explorer (i.e. no old school Apple or Firefox).


