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Your printer is lying to you : Christopher Null : Yahoo! Tech (43)
permalinkOut of ink? Already? When Farhad Manjoo's Brother printer abruptly stopped zipping out prints, he began to wonder if the printer wasn't simply lying that it was out of toner in order to trick him into buying more before he needed it. ...Shared by Alex France (139) Andrew (4) Calvin Gilbert (2) Chad Smith (28) Charli Wag (31) Chris Moritz (0) Chris Stamas (9) Craig (2) Dave Koss (42) Eric Chen (114) Hakicoma (13) JBu92 (53) Jeff (6) Joel (12) Jorge (26) Justin (46) Karol F (29) Kevin (32) Mark Jerard (60) Mark Raymond (22) MeghnaK (307) melcorind (8) Mr. Leslie Wong (8) Nate Weiner (1) Nathan (48) Paul (5) prattmic (15) Ramon Andrade (6) richard (42) Rick Butterfield (35) rkalajian (46) Ross Munce (9) Russell K Bulmer (21) Scott (2) t94xr (17) teh roflmaoer (18) tharik (36) Thorsten (19) Tony Jones (6) Trevor Mark (1) webtime (476) Will Sullivan (21) Zeeshan Kazmi (2)Contribute comment
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Why Yahoo Japan Is Worth Nearly As Much As Yahoo (29)
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Why Yahoo Japan Is Worth Nearly As Much As YahooSerkan Toto 48 comments » Yahoo’s stake in Yahoo Japan is often cited as one of its most valuable assets, and indeed Yahoo is considering selling it as a quick fix to appease angry shareholders in the U.S. While Yahoo seems to be treading water in the US, Yahoo Japan is sitting on top of the Japanese web industry. In fact, Yahoo Japan’s market cap at ...Shared by Andrew (4) Brit (24) Chris (14) Daniel Feygin (2) DHS (4) Eddypedro (9) Eric Carlson (7) Eric Chen (114) Isaac (3) Jack (22) jayce (60) Josh (13) Kevin (9) Mike Walsh (1) Murali (10) Nigel Eccles (147) nyenyec (8) rachna (6) Reub (10) Satyajeet (0) SD (5) Sherman (13) Stanley Ng (0) Takeshi Tsunoda (12) truman (1) Will Sullivan (21) wilson (1) Woosung (23) wyt (10)- Reub said: Interesting read.
- nyenyec said: Whoa!
- Chris said: Years after ditching Yahoo et al. for Google, I was stunned to find that it's THE starting place for many people in Japan. After all the Western attempts at portals (deservedly) failed, Yahoo Japan's is supremely strong. Looking at the screenshot, you can tell that minimalism does not seem to factor into the designers' thinking much... but it works.
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Why Yahoo Japan Is Worth Nearly As Much As Yahoo (35)
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Yahoo’s stake in Yahoo Japan is often cited as one of its most valuable assets, and indeed Yahoo is considering selling it as a quick fix to appease angry shareholders in the U.S. While Yahoo seems to be treading water in the US, Yahoo Japan is sitting on top of the Japanese web industry. In fact, Yahoo Japan’s market cap at the Tokyo stock exchange is hovering at around $22 billion, compared to Yahoo’s current ...Shared by Alex (31) Andrew (4) Archit T (15) Brit (24) C.K. (134) caozenghui (29) cesaracardoso (76) Chris (14) Dan McCall (21) Daniel Feygin (2) Derek (32) Eddypedro (9) Eric Carlson (7) Erik C. Thauvin (37) GP (36) Hisham (23) iAlja (30) Isaac (3) Javed (119) koovus (57) Mike F (455) Murali (10) Nate (32) nyenyec (8) rachna (6) Rex (135) ricardo (20) Satyajeet (0) Sherman (13) Stephane Osmont (1) Svitlana (6) Thinh (187) Trebel (15) truman (1) wyt (10)- Chris said: Years after ditching Yahoo et al. for Google, I was stunned to find that it's THE starting place for many people in Japan. After all the Western attempts at portals (deservedly) failed, Yahoo Japan's is supremely strong. Looking at the screenshot, you can tell that minimalism does not seem to factor into the designers' thinking much... but it works.
- nyenyec said: Whoa!
- Nate said: He's really not kidding.
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The Future of the Desktop (2)
permalinkShared 29 times Tagged Analysis (741) Everything is moving to the cloud. As we enter the third decade of the Web we are seeing an increasing shift from native desktop applications towards Web-hosted clones that run in browsers. For example, a range of products such as Microsoft Office Live, Google Docs, Zoho, ThinkFree, DabbleDB, Basecamp, and many others now provide Web-based alternatives to the full range of familiar desktop office productivity apps. The same is ...Shared by Andrew (4) simplynutty (0)Contribute comment
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The Future of the Desktop - ReadWriteWeb (112)
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If these trends continue, will the browser eventually swallow up or simply replace the desktop? Yes. In fact, it will probably happen very soon. There just isn't any reason to have a desktop outside the browser anymore.Shared by adamkcarson (10) agam panwar (38) Andrew (4) Andrew Long (15) Andru (23) Andy J (13) Aranittara (7) Artem (14) asquared (18) audi (6) avg (0) Bertrand Duperrin (6) Bill HR (8) Brad Jackson (33) Brian (0) brittenhouse (19) btocher (6) Chris Adie (0) Cliff (0) dang (1) Danny (0) Dave (28) David (5) David J (6) deanterry (12) dobata (366) Eduardo (2) Edward Vielmetti (7) Einstweign (2) elstudio (7) Eric Baillargeon (2) Felix Banuchi (7) Geo (17) Goktug (16) guanling (10) hao (8) Harold Green (33) Howard (0) hunikal (21) indigo (11) Jan (17) Jared Hanson (11) Jason L (20) Javed (119) Jeff Siegle (0) jeffry (7) jezarnold (12) John (1) Jonas Bolinder (8) Jordi De Groof (12) Joshua (1) jota esse (7) jussi haverinen (1) Kevin (0) Kevin C. (8) Kevin Champion (5) Kyle James (30) leo (8) Library Playground (8) loraxxe (2) Mahesh (1) Manos (9) marchino (25) Marcos (5) MASTERMIND (38) mathewi (42) Matt (8) Matt (1) mdc (20) mr kav (0) Munhitsu (3) Nat (5) Nathan (4) neal (5) Nic Brisbourne (1) nicoladecarne (3) Nitin Badjatia (3) Ole Begemann (11) onlythoughtworks (37) Oscar Antonio (11) Paul S (9) Pelle (2) pepitogrilho (12) plu (23) probefahrer.alex (14) ps1160 (10) Rabid Cow (8) Rahim (6) ramyon (18) Richard Fahey (30) Rick (0) Rob (6) Rob (17) Robert (6) Robin (15) Ryan (5) sarahintampa (97) scott anderson (2) Scott Kiekbusch (5) ScrappinMichele (1) Simon (2) StartX (13) sTrAiN (10) Tal (3) tarun (5) TimYang (4) Todd Mundt (70) Torsten (5) Usability (0) web (4) Xiaocong Cao (8) Xiaoxing (2)Explore read seven notes- Felix Banuchi said: food for thought...nova has some compelling ideas on the future of personal computing...
- Andy J said: I like Nova
- jezarnold said: I already find that search on my desktop is my most powerful tool. This will be linked to a more "me" concentration on the web, especially linked to two seperate "me's" - Work & personal.. I find with work, that the use of the corporate intranet, an internal Wikipedia and also team sharepoints is becoming more prevalent amongst my colleagues..
- Joshua said: Too many underdeveloped metaphors. Take out the words that don't mean much, and you're not left with nearly as much...though still something very interesting.
- Matt said: A decent, albeit long, article about shifting the desktop into the cloud. Have to say that I found the librarian analogy off-base, but not surprising.
- neal said: Great article about the possible future of desktop computing. Kinda long, though.
- David said: The best description of the future of personal computing that I've read so far.
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10 Futuristic User Interfaces (273)
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Good user interfaces are crucial for good user experience. It doesn’t matter how good a technology is — if we, designers, don’t manage to make user interface as intuitive and attractive as possible, the technology will hardly reach a breakthrough. To gain the interest in a new product or technology, users need to understand its advantages or find themselves impressed or involved. And here is where creative ideas and unusual interface approaches become important. Innovative ...Shared by _original (44) !&# (23) /dev/ubernul (5) 100rabh™ (9) Aaron (25) abdullah (11) Adam (13) Aidan Walsh (7) AJ (173) Akhmad Fathonih (8) Alan (28) Alan Dean (55) Alan Houser (0) Alex Ryan (16) Alexander Kluge (0) Alexander Oelling (1) Alisher (8) Andrew (4) Andrew (12) Anthony (30) Anthony Bowyer-Lowe (6) Arley McBlain (0) Asfaq (10) Ashwin (7) avianto (5) Avinash (189) Azeem (36) Babychen Mathew (339) Badidas (0) benhamin (14) Benjamin (1009) Benjamin R (4) Bill HR (8) blakeneven (27) Bob Walsh (0) Bramha (14) Brandon Ball (25) Brent the Closet Geek (31) Brett L. (20) Brian (26) Bruce (3) Bruno Campagnolo de Paula (60) bussiere (43) cainanunes (12) Camille Roux (9) Ced (5) Cem Gencer (1) Chandoo (9) chezsmithy (9) ChristianAnderson (8) Christopher Martin (65) cleiva (12) Consiliera (5) Constantine Nicolaou (1) Coop (25) crgt (5) d2s (45) Dan Markham (8) dani (22) Daniel Bachhuber (22) Daniel Feygin (2) Darius (0) Darren (7) Datch (19) David (6) davidorban (8) Dean (7) dep (8) Dibau Naum h (9) DiMar (5) djspark (55) dobata (366) Dominic Hopton (3) e r a (8) Eddypedro (9) Eduardo (2) Edwin Khodabakchian (20) Eli (0) Emon (9) Erez (44) Eric (0) Eunice (12) fesja (13) Fiorano (5) Franz (14) Fred Oliveira (5) Freek (1) fseixas (12) funky_leo (7) G.Dewald (4) GaB (5) gcn (2) Gerard (3) Gino (20) Glen Young (11) grow (20) guttertec (42) halans (24) Halo Efekti (56) happy_harry (1) Harish (3) hauy 周昱 (4) heather (3) HejGustav (30) Hervé (17) hronix (0) hunikal (21) Hyunhak (7) Ian Benedict (3) Icefreez (18) ilyas (56) imma (4) Incubus (16) ionela (238) Jack (3) JackpotCity (21) Jacob Share (111) Jacopo (3) Janne Toivoniemi (5) Javache (0) Javed (119) javier (59) Jay Claringbold (1) jayce (60) JC (10) Jesper (1) Jill (70) Joel (5) Jonas Alves (1) JulioHM (30) Justin (19) Kahong (12) Karan (8) Karl-Anders (1) Katie Fellows (36) keiji yonesho (13) Ken the CityMouse (2) Keshav (57) kevan (7) Kevin (0) kiirpi (0) Kirill Bolgarov (1) Kristian (42) Lahiru Priyadarshana (12) lance (7) Lance Wicks (14) Larsen (6) Latruffe (9) Laughing Squid (14) Laura Dantonio (22) Lee Maicon (0) Leech (4) Leia (1) LouCypher (57) Ludwig (3) maccman (19) macgeekpro (20) Marcel (25) marchbox (21) Mark Lancaster (1) Martijn (7) Martin Angulo (3) MASTERMIND (38) mersenne_twister (16) Michael (54) Michael Fidler (9) Michael Greene (1) Michael Jones (3) Michel Vuijlsteke (27) Mikael Johansson (22) Mike F (455) Mike McCarron (25) Mike Sansone (24) Milos M. (0) Mitchell Tsai (26) mnial (12) MrQwest (38) muchio (0) Muthu Online (9) MV (22) myth (1) Nahnu Bey (18) natalia (28) Neil B (4) Nice Fish Films (64) Nick Nogueira (20) nicole califano (7) Nir Ben Yona (2) norcalbarney (19) onlythoughtworks (37) ordizia (28) Pablo (5) Page (9) Patty (6) Paul D. (14) Paul Spoerry (68) paulo (29) pete (12) Pete Barry (5) pF (4) philayres (5) Philippe (1) Pico Seno (0) Pierce Hickey (9) Polle de Maagt (9) primedynasty (8) ps1160 (10) R Daneel Olivaw (6) Raanan Avidor (8) Ralf (14) Ralph Poole (20) Ram (91) Randy (18) rasml (6) reechard (7) reisfeldt (11) Remarkablogger (3) Revar (2) Ricardo Giesta (15) Ricardo M. (25) rick (10) River Song (29) Rob (3) Rob (0) Robert Reed (4) Robert Scoble (70) Rodrigues (11) Roger Kondrat (5) RomanT (1) Sam (7) Sam Garcia (0) satoshi (3) Satya (8) Sergio (13) Sham (107) Shane Keener (9) Sharon (10) Shaun (16) Shawna Bergen (5) Sohail Mamdani (6) soody (9) sorrycc (7) sottovoce (4) Stefan (11) Stephan Sigloch (0) Steve de Brun (0) Steven Correy (19) Stoneford (1) susanna (63) Sylvain (19) Syng Shin (105) Sysop (6) Tad Chef (114) Tanguy De Kelver (4) Ted (13) teradome (11) Thiago (3) tim (35) times (8) Torben Kristensen (18) Tzury (19) Vegard (8) Vincent van Wylick (20) Vodex (17) William Cui (19) Wojciech Beling (4) Yamil Gonzales (13) Yann (26) youdots (6) zsafwan (45) 九翼青鸟 (13) 小雨 (20) 東方雄起℡ (22)Explore read eight notes- Asfaq said: The future is here! Thanks for the share, Sukhdeep.
- Alisher said: Интерфейсы будущего. Больше всего понравился интерфейс проецирующийся на асфальт. Вообще все эти штуки будущего хорошо продувают мозг.
- Icefreez said: This looks pretty sweet!
- imma said: some of these seemed nice - the ones with simple, clear UI ;-)
- Dean said: Wow, some are impressive... cool.
- Raanan Avidor said: A must read/watch.
- Brett L. said: Wow, there's some good stuff in here. Glad I got around to viewing these videos. I'd really love to see the Eyeliner 3D stuff in-person.
- Hervé said: The first one is really impressive: amplified reality!
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The Twitting Point (28)
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Twitter users are going manga kerrazy, replacing their avatars with those from FaceYourManga. If you’ve got a manga Twitter avatar you’d like to share, post a link to your Twitter account in the comments. Or, read on for further thoughts on this intriguing trend. Twitter’s Manga Invasion The above graph was extracted from a viral marketer’s wet dream. It shows the sudden, seemingly inexplicable rise of the terms “manga” (green line) and “faceyourmanga” (red line) ...Shared by AC Valentine (16) Andrew (4) Andrew Long (15) Ben Newton (12) Caitlin Rosberg (0) CogDog (19) Dan McCall (21) djah (4) Ed Dale (11) frjohnsen (10) Hiten Shah (5) Jaap Willem (8) James Guske (11) Jeff (2) John (16) Jon (19) Leia (1) Makenai (6) Marrcus (3) Muhammad Basheer (9) nAODI (3) Neil Williams (8) Nicolai (2) Perry (10) Ra Osolage (4) Rafael (9) Seth (5) warren sukernek (36)Contribute comment -
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Twitter users are going manga kerrazy, replacing their avatars with those from FaceYourManga. If you’ve got a manga Twitter avatar you’d like to share, post a link to your Twitter account in the comments. Or, read on for further thoughts on this intriguing trend. Twitter’s Manga Invasion The above graph was extracted from a viral marketer’s wet dream. It shows the sudden, seemingly inexplicable rise of the terms “manga” (green line) and “faceyourmanga” (red line) ...Shared by AC Valentine (16) AJ (173) Alec Peden (7) Andrew (4) Ben Newton (12) Brent (43) Brian Landau (20) Caspar (25) Chris Schrier (12) CHRISTIAN (23) CogDog (19) Daniel Langendorf (19) DOCBook Howto (110) Drew Olanoff (144) Ed Dale (11) elsterama (38) everyone loves a wee sombrero (123) Frank (8) frjohnsen (10) Gauravonomics (39) Gene Locklin (49) iAlja (30) Jaap Willem (8) Jaime (13) James Guske (11) Jeff (2) Joannie (19) Joe (102) John (16) Jon (19) joshed (20) Leia (1) Luckystrik3 (16) Makenai (6) Marcel (25) Marrcus (3) Mike F (455) Mikey (51) Morgan (8) Morton Fox (60) Muhammad Basheer (9) Mushin (51) nAODI (3) Neil Williams (8) Nico (23) Pascal (0) Patrick (0) Perry (10) Ra Osolage (4) Rafael (9) rzklkng (110) Seth (5) Toby (29) Todor Christov (31)Contribute comment -
Fixing Video with Photographs (32)
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This system, by students at the University of Washington, uses still photographs or one single frame of a video scene to automatically improve video. The improvements are amazing. Video might contain artifacts like overexposure and low-resolution imagery and this system takes cues from still images of the scene to bring almost the entire video up to photographic quality. Can’t wait for this to hit our local point and shoot - in maybe five years. Click ...Shared by Adam Javůrek (17) Anand (2) Andrew (3) Andrew (4) bddemir (4) Ben Timms (0) Carlos (6) CharlieWhiskey (3) Dorn (9) eschnou (11) IanZ (3) iuri (5) James (11) Jan (4) jgd3 (3) Josh (16) Matt (25) Matt (12) mdc (20) Melissa Chang (1) Monocut (4) Nicolas Lehuen (12) Patrick Altman (10) Paulino (4) Philip Velichko (5) Robert (0) Satej Sirur (5) Sumesh (101) Sunil Garg (2) Tallin (7) Tim C. (2) Waqas (4)Explore read five notes- Robert said: Some very clever stuff here. The next step from your rostrum software dadn. Object removal from video at the end of the demo was impressive.
- Ben Timms said: Impressive!
- Tim C. said: This is some pretty amazing stuff!
- Matt said: Yeah but how do you serve ads with it?
- James said: Holy crap. This reminds me of that vid from a couple months ago of the software that could transform objects shot on video.My favorite parts were the camera stabilization and the sign at the end. Crazy.
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Fixing Video with Photographs (1)
permalinkShared nine times Tagged Company & Product Profiles (3302) This system, by students at the University of Washington, uses still photographs or one single frame of a video scene to automatically improve video. The improvements are amazing. Video might contain artifacts like overexposure and low-resolution imagery and this system takes cues from still images of the scene to bring almost the entire video up to photographic quality. Can’t wait for this to hit our local ...Shared by Andrew (4)Contribute comment
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Linux Desktops Dressed Up as Macs [Featured Desktop] (60)
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Several Linux users in the Lifehacker Desktop Show and Tell Flickr group are showing off their Ubuntu Hardy Heron desktops—dressed up as a Mac. Reader Stefan Neagu says: Isn't it beautiful? Imagine running a superior operating system on cheap hardware, enjoying the benefits of much more expensive hardware. Let's take a look at a few Ubuntu desktops passing as Macs with the help of a few add-ons like Compiz Fusion. First, Neagu's Hardy Heron desktop. ...Shared by Adnan (29) Alvin A. (23) Amihai (24) Anand Sharma (10) Andre Siregar (4) Andrew (4) Andrew (30) Art (22) Boss (11) Brad (9) Brendan (9) Bwana (73) Caanan (2) chip (24) Chris (15) Db0 (32) Dedalus (22) Eino (17) ekaye (12) ema (3) Evelien (10) graywolf (33) Henry (11) hibiscusroto (3) HUNG (53) Inman (2) izensun (5) Jared (0) Jarred Reynolds (17) Jeffrey Blais (46) jimmysessions (12) Jordi De Groof (12) Jorge (21) JulioHM (30) Justin (17) Keef (0) Keith (7) Ken (8) kevin (0) Majnoon (21) Marc (2) Mr. Flowerpot (13) Nathan Reale (2) Nicolai (2) Pankaj (0) Prashant (5) Priit^ (61) Rob M (6) Ryan (0) Sam Harrelson (34) ScorpFromHell (11) Scott (3) Shannon Prickett (34) Stormgrass (16) Stu (10) Sumesh (101) tarraguna (2) Tim Elliott (4) woofer (7) Youlay (7) 攻疼新一 (293)- Bwana said: "Superior" OS, with "cheaper" hardware? And they say Mac users are smug? Just because you got a sweet paint job on your custom hot rod, doesn't mean everyone else can. Sigh. Kills me how this superior OS copies every other OS's interface. I digress. Long live Linux!
- izensun said: 又來了,買台MAC不就好了嗎
- Brendan said: I love lifehacker, and apparently they love iGoogle.
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