Category: Emerging Technology
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Flipboard comes to the web — and my Gaming Magazine is featured!
Very cool! I’ve been curating a Flipboard magazine for a few months now, gathered a modest following, and now that Flipboard magazine is featured as Flipboard makes the huge leap to sharing magazines on the web! On Gaming is featured in the ‘Magazines we Love’ section of Flipboard’s Community profiled pages. So now, you don’t need to…
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I’m quite enjoying Sid Meier’s Ace Patrol!
Yep, I’m having fun with Ace Patrol, as you may have seen in my previous post, it’s a light single/multiplayer, World War I strategic combat game. Airfights consist of up to 8 combatants, four per side, and vary depending on aircraft, pilot skill, and game difficulty level. Ace Patrol is currently only available for iPad, iPod…
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New Yahoo! weather app powered by Flickr makes bad weather look great!
Earlier today Yahoo! launched a new iOS weather app that takes advantage of the power of the crowd through a cool Flickr group; Project Weather. The company line: Today, we’re sharing the Yahoo! Weather App for iPhone, iPod and iPod touch – a window into the places you care about. We’ve brought together beautiful images from…
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Colour me impressed — using iTunes to stream music to multiple devices simultaneously
Back in 2006 as part of a post on a new iPod Nano, I vented on how broken iTunes was for my workflow. Well, time has passed and iTunes has improved, but it’s still not as intuitive or simple for me and my centralized music setup: File server storing my music Remote playback systems in various rooms…
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Still not using your iPhone for ‘serious’ photography?
Earlier this year I managed to catch the CreativeLive iPhoneography Workshop with Jack Hollingsworth — well worth my time. I learned a lot and saw how others use the iPhone as a creative photography tool. Today I found this cool video by Jack Hollingsworth talking about how his photography life was changed by the iPhone.…
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Review: Griffin Beacon Universal Remote Control (iOS version)
The Griffin Beacon universal remote control is an interesting device. It’s a little bit larger than an Apple TV2 (or a hockey puck if that’s closer to your frame of reference) but it’s got an odd, Zen-like IR ‘stone’ on the top that’s where the control signals come from. Not your everyday IR blaster. On…
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New smart Wi-Fi Router review part three — Linksys EA4500
This post will wrap up my three-part series the latest offerings from Cisco / Linksys. If you want to check them out, part one looks at the Linksys EA2700, part two looks at the Linksys EA3500, and today we’ll take a boo at the Linksys EA4500, the top of the line entry in the EA-Series.
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New smart Wi-Fi Router review part two — Linksys EA3500
This week we’re going to look at the second router in my three-part series on the latest offering from Cisco / Linksys, and for this post we’re going to step it up a notch with the Linksys EA3500, targeted at folks with slightly more sophisticated network needs. If you haven’t read my previous post on the EA2700,…
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New smart Wi-Fi Router review — Linksys EA2700
Since the last time I looked at home Routers, home networking has gotten more complex. These days, folks are hooking up almost everything to their home network, either wired or wirelessly: game consoles, audio systems, tablets, handheld gaming devices… the list goes on. And older routers have occasionally been cranky when mixing brands and types…
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Adobe Creative Suite 6 Kicks!
If you’re doing anything at all creative with your computer, you’re likely aware of the excellent suite of creative tools from Adobe (coincidentally called the Adobe Creative Suite). Well earlier today, Adobe announced a huge upgrade to the suite, Adobe Creative Suite 6 — CS6 — which contains a lot of new features to all products…