If you are anticipating the iSlate, SI Tablet or JooJoo or looking seriously at buying that Kindle or Nook, then you better have a plan for all those books you’ll no longer need! Here’s one idea. Mike Stilkey creates wall mountable book sculptures by painting covers and spines along a stack of books to...
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Tags: Art, art and design, Book sculptures, contemporary sculpture, fine art, Mike Stilkey
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With the New Year only a few weeks away, you may be thinking of New Year’s resolutions. Whether you are making a list or just finding a theme for the New Year, here’s a way to email yourself in the future and tell yourself all your hopes and dreams you had for this coming...
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Tags: Dear Future Me book, Futureme.org, New Year's resolutions
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Another e-book reader/netbook said to be available in February 2010. Engadget had contacted the company directly and confirmed that the shipping is on track. Check out the video below. Next year should be very interesting as the market for e-book readers and netbook tablets heat up. Via Engadget
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Tags: Apple tablet, e-book reader, ebook reader, ebooks, entourage, Kindle, Nook, SI Tablet
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Publishing companies have finally come to the realization that Americans no longer wait for information. It’s no longer the morning paper or late edition, dropped at their door. They are actively searching for news and content when they want it. Magazines and newspapers are losing readers to browser homepages like iGoogle, Bing, Yahoo!, or...
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Tags: Courier, E-Reader, iTablet, JooJoo, Plastic Logic, QueReader, SI Tablet
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This week it’s all about Facebook, the fun loving, friend updater, time sucking application that asks and sometimes answers the perennial question, “Where are they now?”. First up is a song about what happens when Mom discovers Facebook! My Mom's on FacebookUploaded by theoutsidejoke. – Sitcom, sketch, and standup comedy videos. “Things were so...
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Tags: Facebook, Facebook backlash, Facebook parodies, music videos, Tubetastic
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Remember pop-under ads? So late 90′s right? You’re surfing the web for awhile and close your browser and what do you see but an ad to check your computer for viruses, or get your college degree or GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS! something like that. I thought they had gone the way of most pop-up windows,...
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Tags: block websites in firefox, cookies, Netflix popunder, popunders, Popups
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There are many iPhone and iTouch apps for filmmakers that are more or less calculators, notepads or slates. Not to take away from any of them. I admit they are very useful. But this lens controller is ingenious. The program uses the iPhone/iTouch wireless remote capabilities to allow for wireless lens control. You do...
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Tags: App store, Filmmaking, Iphone App, lens controller, wireless lens controller
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I sometimes marvel at the creativity that goes into making a really entertaining commercial. How many lousy ones do we see everyday? But every once in a while…. Ikeahackers everywhere will like this one. IKEAMadreperfectaby angelistas This is just so darn pretty! And ends with a shot of a big glass of beer! Guinness...
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Tags: Advertising Industry, Guiness, Ikea, Superbowl Ads
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