May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
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If you like gadgets you need my RSS feed. It keeps you up-to-date on all the gizmos you love!Filed under: Freeware, Open Source, Developer
The Hex Color Picker is a very handy tool for web designers who code by hand and need to specify colors by hex code. It adds a sixth tab to OS [...]
May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
Amazon.com Widgets Filed under: Features, TUAW Business, Weekend Review
Weekend has broken, like the first weekend. TUAW has posted, like the first post. Praise for the blog posts, praise for the weekend, praise for the best posts of TUAW all week. Mine is the round up, mine is the weekend review. Mine is the [...]
May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
It’s Friday night in London. You’re out on the town with some friends at the local pub, drinking some beers and the call of nature beckons. Making your way to the restroom you’re confronted with advertising that tells you that 75% of online information goes through one company. On the other side of the Pond, [...]
May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
Introducing http:BLSince its inception, the front page of Project Honey Pot has promised that we will “Help Stop Spammers Before They Even Get Your Email Address.” Today we make good on that promise. Introducing http:BL, a service that allows you to use the data generated by Project Honey Pot in order to keep malicious web [...]
May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
Time Management as a distributed concept is not new, from long corporate training days with free lunches (the lunch often being the highlight) through to earlier software packages, and even through to today, with a wealth of Web 2.0 options focusing on providing the user with the tools to better manage their own time and [...]
May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
Rumors surfaced today that Google is in discussions to acquire job search engine Simply Hired. Trip Chowdry, a research analyst at Global Equity Research first spoke about it, and the story was then picked up by Alarm:Clock.
I spoke with Simply Hired president Dion Lim, who confirmed that there is “lots of interest in us” from [...]
May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
Filed under: DVRs, Cable, OTA
Holy crap, there’s finally a way to use the eSATA port on your Series3 to expand your drive space! We’ve got the full writeup over on Engadget classic, check it out! Go on, ‘git!
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May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
When I first read about this gadget, I thought it was quite an odd product but when I watched the short video clip I changed my mind. It’s basically a horse racing track where you and a couple of friends race around using small radio controlled horses. The $100 set comes with 1 white and [...]
May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
Japan, the mother of vending machines, gives you the world’s biggest vending machine - or I guess a better description would be to call it an automated shop. Check out the article, it’s actually quite cool. The store is UNIQLO UT.
Tokyo T-shirts [tokyotimes.org]
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May 4th, 2007
by hueland.
According to this article the battery drain when running Vista on a laptop is because of the Aero effect. I guess most laptop makers will put out some kind of power management scheme that will give you a better balance between battery life and performance.
“When Aero is turned off, battery life is equal to or [...]