Share Your Life Story with Tokoni (7)
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Tokoni may look and feel like a run-of-the-mill social network at first glance, but as you dig deeper it becomes clear that there’s something different here. It’s difficult to explain exactly why it’s different than a typical blog or social network because the heart of their service relies on users posting and commenting, which are the same ingredients they all share in common. However, Tokoni has managed to wrapped several new concepts around this common ...
Share Your Earthly Journey in Detail on Trailino (4)
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As a individual who enjoys a good hike now and again, and who sees handheld GPS devices providing data for very many applications in the none-too-distant future, a Web service by the name of Trailino is something that appeals a great deal to me. It’s quite new, so you may have to forgive what users it has for not plying United States terrain as much as that of European (even to the east of the ...
Excellent Free Flickr eXporter For iPhoto (4)
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Flickr eXporter For iPhoto 0.4.3 is an excellent free plugin for OS X, that allows you to upload photos from your iPhoto library with just a couple of clicks. FEATURES Photos Are Added As Sets (New) Resolved Growl Conflicts (New) Growl And Sparkle Support Supports iPhoto 04, 05, 06 And 08 Upload Descriptions, Titles, Keywords AndTags Set Privacy Level And Resize Your Photos Supports Ratings Preserves GPS Tags And EXIF Data Much More Technorati Tags: ...
Techspansion closes, VisualHub discontinued (25)
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Filed under: Software There are plenty of Mac tools for video compression in the marketplace, ranging from Windows Media-oriented tools (Flip4Mac) to professional workflow builders (Sorenson Squeeze) to hardware-assisted H.264 crunchers (Elgato turbo.264). Few of these products, however, have hit the sweet spot of wide-ranging capability, quality output and extremely affordable pricing like VisualHub from Techspansion. For less than $25, you got Flash and WMV output that rivaled products 3x the price, plus easy conversion ...
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Andrew said:
nnnnooooooooooooooo
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joel said:
this is THE best conversion app for the mac, and sadly, it's no longer under development :(
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Jeffrey Blais said:
I need a replacement app that can do everything visualhub can do. Suggestions Please. Also, anyone have the last *.dmg that was released?
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Schlomo Rabinowitz said:
This is bad news as VisualHub is one of the greatest pieces of video conversion software on the market. It's helped me waaay too many times through the last 4 yrs.
Flickr Launches iPhone-Friendly Mobile Version [Flickr] (49)
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Photo sharing site Flickr just activated an iPhone-scaled version of the site for anyone visiting the site with a mobile Safari browser. The menus are optimized to put the most-accessed activities—photo stream browsing, "Explore" mode, and recent comment activity—right up front, and your upload-by-email address is placed in the "More" section. Best of all, Flickr's site pre-loads many of the iPhone-scaled thumbnails you're checking out, so flipping between pictures often doesn't require any kind of ...
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heidigoseek said:
Exposure is a nice app for viewing Flickr photos on the iPhone. I'm still looking for a decent app to upload photos though. Not happy with the few I've seen because they don't allow me to upload photos private and/or don't allow greater customization with tags and titles.
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Bill said:
Very cool. Doesn't show the iPhone-enhanced version unless you have the right UserAgent string, though.
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Jason said:
Another reason to get the iphone!
Picasa 3 (beta) for Linux (15)
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Posted by Lei Zhang, Software EngineerWe're proud to announce the public beta of Picasa 3.0 for Linux (just a few days past the end of summer :-)With version 3, Picasa adds improved Linux desktop integration. For instance, it now uses your preferred file manager, and you can use your preferred email program to send photos directly from Picasa. Picasa even integrates with the camera detection features in Gnome and KDE, so your desktop environment will ...
My name is Elvis Presley and here is my RFID passport (1)
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SecuriTeam Blogs (6)
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The group using name The Hacker’s Choice has managed to clone a biometric passport with name Elvis Presley. Right - The King who died 31 years ago Demonstration video and some technical information here. - Is your site safe from SQL Injection? Website Security Audit is the way to protect your network!
Potty mouthery = deletion at Flickr (68)
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I was disturbed today to learn that a Flickr friend of mine Pierre Honeyman had his account deleted by Flickr. Pierre had been a long time contributor to Flickr and one of its most active users. Like me, Pierre joined Flickr over three years ago back in the days before Yahoo. He was very active (daily) in many of the groups that I was in and while occasionally a critic of censorship of Flickr, I ...
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blogan said:
Is this true? I don't know. This is what scares me about trusting a 3rd party service with my stuff.
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Chris Nixon said:
Bollocks to censorship.
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Ian said:
Bloggers like Thomas Hawk make me wake up in a cold sweat at night. Just read 'Pierre's Response' and think how you'd react if you were Flickr.
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Greg D said:
Ouch, talk about customer service done poorly. I almost feel like this should be a case study in how not to operate. Starting with reading into vague signals from your users and ending with deleting an account from someone who has a bad day.
Dipity 2.0’s Social Timeline Opens to the Public (13)
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Dipity 2.0, which began private beta testing a few weeks ago, goes live today with their social timeline service. Their goal is to provide more hooks into social networking sites such as Flickr, YouTube and Twitter so you and your friends can keep up to date with one another as well as any topic you want. For example, some users can establish a Dipity channel for their favorite sports team or music artist that others ...
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"Windows Cloud" Operating System to Be Released Within a Month [Windows] (20)
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announces that within a month, MS will release a new operating system he described as "Windows Cloud"—for cloud computing. Computerworld reports: The operating system, which will likely have a different name, is intended for developers writing cloud-computing applications, said Ballmer, who spoke to an auditorium of IT managers at a Microsoft-sponsored conference in London. The Windows Cloud OS is a separate project from the upcoming Windows 7. Sheesh, this fall is ...
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unicious said:
are they finally seeing the light of a light-weight OS?
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Jeffrey Vanneste said:
Potential to be cool but I have pretty low expectations on this one.
Getting the picture, faster. (1)
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Members of our Exceptional Performance team aren't just here to optimize all of our internal sites -- they're trying to make the whole web a better place. That's why you get publicly-available tools like YSlow for grading and improving site performance, and now Smushit, a cool web-based image optimizer. As Chris Heilmann describes over at the Y! Developer Network, Smushit encapsulates all of the research that Nicole Sullivan and Stoyan Stefanov have put into file ...
Apple iPhone: "Official" Geocaching App COMING SOON! (24)
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Filed under: Software, iPhone, App StoreLong-time TUAW readers know that I'm a fan of geocaching, and that I wrote a post about using the iPhone 3G for geocaching back in July. At the time, there were no true geocaching apps available for the iPhone 3G, so I talked about how to use the software that comes on the phone to find hidden caches.Since July, a number of apps have appeared (Geopher Lite and iGeocacher to ...
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kleinman said:
Cool... And I was contemplating such an app myself. Cannot wait to try it out.
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timmins said:
I just hope they also plan an app for Android.
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Rich said:
awesome... can't wait for this one to be released.
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splashme said:
EDIT - it costs 9.99 - So much for a lot of people using it.
How to Connect Your Email Address to Your OpenID Account (48)
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OpenID is an excellent solution for establishing a single identity for all your online accounts, but many people haven’t even tried it yet. For some, the concept of using a URL address for a login ID instead of the traditional email address is still completely foreign. However, Email to ID could be what the doctor ordered and what these creatures of habits need. It could also be what OpenID needs in order to expedite wide-spread ...
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Alard said:
A first bright light on the horizon of the OpenId user experience ...
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Posted by Arielle Reinstein, Gmail Product Marketing ManagerFirst, if you don't have Gmail keyboard shortcuts enabled, turn them on in Settings. You'll be glad you did. If you spend a lot of time in Gmail, you'll start shaving milliseconds of every action, which adds up. Get through a hundred or so messages every day and you'll end up with extra minutes each week to read your favorite blogs in Reader -- using Reader's keyboard shortcuts ...Shared by Aaron (6) andre passamani (17) Andy Davies (6) Aranyx (20) atul (117) Benjamin Golub (22) Berker (1) Brandon J. Mendelson (101) CannonGod (145) Chris (20) claynferno (7) Compuwizard123 (27) Dan Bencsik (34) Darryl (22) Derek (17) digiSal (20) Edouard (11) euribates (18) Felix Wong (2) fernand0 (23) Fernando Campos Leza (29) fyc (77) Gandhi (44) gCg (4) gfurry (17) Håkan (29) Jaime (9) Jannik (19) Jay (1) Jeton (26) Jimmy (20) Joe Mezzanini (16) Johan (20) JonMoss-theappleofmyi (94) Jordi (36) Josh N. (33) K-IntheHouse (30) Kaveh Dorafshan (9) Kevin De Mulder (10) Kevin Lloyd (6) Lantash (4) Leo (24) livibetter (5) LouCypher (27) ManiacD (28) Marcus P (7) Matthom (17) Michael (12) Michael (21) Michael Bekiaris (4) Michael Netsch (23) N.L. Vivar (20) ndench (20) Neves Neto (2) nkronberg (61) oriolfb (24) Panic (18) Philip Spohn (18) R (31) Radovan (20) Ray Metzen (15) Razzu (33) rexy (25) Rob (20) Robert (1) Sam (37) Sambli (16) Scott (11) Scott (19) SD (28) sebmar (1) shakalaca (10) Shoshannah F (25) Simon & Tryphena (14) stratus (20) Sweevo (20) szajmon (18) Todd (38) Unseen (26) Uri (13) Victoria/Plautia (30) Werner (3) wvpv (13) xrx (29)Contribute commentHetaste IT-nyheterna från IDG.se (2) permalink
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