WindowFlow Allows Keyboard Control of your Apple Mac OS X Desktop

In: Apple| Computer| Graphics| Home| Office| Software

13 Mar 2010

WindowFlow Mac OS X keyboard control for your desktop

I’m more of a keyboard shortcut person than mouse user any day of the week and seeing something like WindowFlow that allows for easy control and desktop layout of your typical busy as all get out Mac OS X desktop is more than welcomed.

WindowFlow makes organizing your application windows a breeze:

  • Keyboard commands allow you to smoothly move and resize windows that snap into alignment.
  • Window tiling instantly reorganizes a messy group of overlapping windows to optimally fill your screen.
  • Intuitive window switching gives you an ordered list of windows and a preview of the window on the desktop.
  • Ideal for developers, designers and power users who work from multiple windows.
  • Keyboard junkies will love being able to keep their hands where they are most productive.
  • Optimized for Macs with large or multiple displays.
  • Operates seamlessly in the background, only becoming visible when needed.
  • Highly customizable: re-define the keyboard shortcuts and WindowFlow’s behavior.

WindowFlow comes in Standard Edition and a Pro Edition and currently is 45% off list price.

[ Links: WindowFlow ]

PlayStation Move Motion Controller Delivers a Whole New Entertainment Experience

In: Breaking| Console Games| Gadgets| Hardware| Home| Sony| Video Games

11 Mar 2010

PlayStation 3 motion controller, PlayStation Move controller announced

Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) today announced that PlayStation Move motion controller for PlayStation 3 (PS3™) computer entertainment system will launch worldwide this fall, offering a motion-based, high-definition gaming experience unlike anything on the market.

Concurrently with its launch, SCE will also release PlayStation Move sub-controller to be used along with the motion controller for intuitive navigation of in-game characters and objects. The PlayStation Move platform, including the motion controller, sub-controller and PlayStation Eye camera, together with a strong lineup of software titles, will deliver an innovative and highly immersive experience on the PS3 system.

The claim that the experience is “unlike anything on the market”… um, Nintendo Wii controllers?

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FCC Will Release Broadband Plan One Day Early on March 16

In: Breaking| Communication| Computer| Editorial| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| VoIP| broadbandreports.com

10 Mar 2010

According to an FCC announcement (warning: pdf link), the FCC will officially unveil our first ever national broadband plan at an FCC meeting next Tuesday, March 16, at 10:30 EST. That’s one day earlier than the plan was supposed to be unveiled before Congress, though technically it’s about a month behind its originally-scheduled unveiling date.

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Verizon Seeing 40-50 Mbps in LTE Trials, Real Downstream to be Around 5-10 Mbps

In: Communication| Computer| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| Wireless

8 Mar 2010

According to a new press statement from Verizon, the carrier is seeing peak download speeds of 40 to 50 megabits per second and peak upload speeds of 20 to 25 Mbps in the LTE (Long Term Evolution) wireless broadband tests they’re conducting in Seattle and Boston. As already discussed however, real world speeds are going to be closer to between 5-10 Mbps downstream.

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AVerMedia Video Capture USB

In: Computer| Gadgets| HDTV| Hardware| Movies| PC| Site Feeds| Travel| Video| aving.net

8 Mar 2010

AVerMedia has shown off its Video Capture USB at CeBIT 2010, which allows users to watch and record digital TV on PC.

It can convert piles of video tapes and turn recordings in diverse analog devices into a comprehensive DVD format without a loss of quality. Plus, real-time Apple iPod and Sony PSP format recording allows you to take your favorite shows on-the-go. This USB device is Windows 7 certified. It can run on both AVerTV 6 and Window Media Center with superb reception ability even while commuting.

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Acer Shows Their Android Based Smartphone Liquid S100

In: Cellphone| Communication| Gadgets| Hardware| Site Feeds| Wireless| aving.net

8 Mar 2010

Acer [ site here ] has showcased its Android based smartphone Liquid S100 during CeBIT 2010, which comes equipped with a 3.5-inch WVGA touch screen. Powered by 768MHz Qualcomm 8250 processor, 512MB ROM and 265MB RAM, the Liquid S100 features a 5M camera, Bluetooth, GPS, microSD card slot and mini USB.

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Acer Displays the Smartphone Neo Touch S200

In: Cellphone| Communication| Gadgets| Hardware| Networks| Site Feeds| Wireless| aving.net

7 Mar 2010

Acer [ site here ] has displayed its smart phone neo Touch S200, which adopts a 3.8-inch WVGA touch screen. Powered by 1GHz Qualcomm 8250 processor and Windows Mobile 6.5 OS, the neo Touch S200 features 512MB ROM, 256MB RAM, a 5M camera, Bluetooth, GPS and microSD card slot.

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Cloak Bag – World’s First Shoot-through Camera Bag

In: Breaking| Camera| Digital Camera| Fashion| Gadgets| Travel| Unusual

5 Mar 2010

Cloak Bag - world's first shoot-through camera bag

Part camera bag, part 007 James Bond spygear, the Cloak Bag is actually a cool idea that means that protecting your camera doesn’t equate to missing some shots because you have to unpack, turn on, and then start to shoot. Sometimes, the zippers get in the way or worse… you just miss the shot because the bag is on your hip or on your back and you’re just trying to protect your DSLR.

I know that’s happened to me quite a few times.

Florida design group Naranja Studio released the Cloak™ Bag, the world’s first shoot-through camera bag that allows a user with an SLR camera to take photos without removing the camera from the bag. This ability allows on-the-go photographers to take photos at a moment’s notice and avoid drawing the attention of tourist-targeting thieves. The release of the bag coincided with the launch of its accompanying website, www.cloakbags.com

Made from high-quality nylon, this is seriously, this is an idea that it’s time has come. I could see myself using this while stalking people it’s raining or it’s too sunny outside indeed. Priced at $49 and is available in two attractive colors: a brown called “coffee tree” and a slate gray called “fog & turquoise”.

[ Links: Cloak Bags ]

AT&T Expands Microcell Trials Into Carolinas, Las Vegas, San Diego, Georgia

In: Communication| Computer| Hardware| Home| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| VoIP| Wireless

5 Mar 2010

It was noted that AT&T’s femtocell service was getting closer to launch, but that the company was working out a few last minute kinks and still having some internal discussion about the pricing model the service will use. The service essentially creates a micro cell tower in the home, allowing users to route wireless calls over their in-home broadband network. Users improve reception, and carriers get to take additional load off of their local towers.

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Pocket-sized MP3 Player Mixing Deck is Perfect For Your Next Party of One

In: Audio| Gadgets| Hardware| MP3| Music| Site Feeds| uberreview.com

5 Mar 2010

There may be people that get their cubicle party on, but I am guessing that pocket-sized mixing decks will mostly be destined for the classrooms of overindulged teenagers – and for lonely adults seeking to entertain themselves. But that doesn’t mean that I don’t approve.

From Think Geek:

  • Everything you need to mix back and forth between two MP3 players.
  • Pocket sized for instant DJ action.
  • Preview the next song with a separate, volume-controlled headphone jack.
  • Easily fade between MP3 players with the smooth slider.
  • Includes: Mixing deck, 2 short audio cables (for connecting to MP3 players), 1 long audio cable (to connect to speakers – not included), and earbuds.
  • Batteries: 4 AAA (not included)
  • Dimensions:
    • Mixing Deck: approx. 4.5″ x 2.5″ x 1.25″
    • Long Cable: 40″
    • Short Cable: 17″

Price: $24.99

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Is Cable Poised To Dominate The Telcos? DOCSIS 3.0 Might Be the Difference

In: Communication| Computer| Editorial| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| VoIP

4 Mar 2010

Bernie Arnason over at Telecompetitor makes the argument that with DOCSIS 3.0 relatively inexpensive to quickly deploy (75 million Americans should have it by the end of the year) and many telcos clinging to aging copper last mile connectivity, the cable industry should have it pretty good competitively over the next few years. Comcast added more broadband customers (608K) in the last two quarters than AT&T, Verizon, and Qwest combined (401K), and cable’s triple play continues to gobble up fleeing copper landline customers. Cable also dominates more than 90% of the VoIP market.

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Plantation Double-Aged Rum

In: Beverages| Liquor| Premium| Spirits

4 Mar 2010

Plantation double-aged rum reflects different styles of rum from different Caribbean islands

The sheer mention of rum conjures images of pirates, sugar cane, molasses and the Caribbean. Plantation Rum takes the almost forgotten method of double-aging their finely distilled rums initially in young bourbon casks in the Caribbean then shipped to be later aged in smaller batches in more mature oak casks. This process, once a standard, allows for refinement in their taste for even the most refined tastes.

Even pirates would approve. Found at prices ranging from $38 and higher in rum styles from Barbados, Trinidad, Jamaica, Nicaragua and other places that are noted for their rum.

[ Links: Plantation Rum ]

Yusaku Kamekura Posters

In: Communication| Graphics| Site Feeds| Unusual| pinktentacle.com

4 Mar 2010

Here is a collection of posters by the father of Japanese graphic design and oft-described perfectionist, Yusaku Kamekura.

Poster by Yusaku Kamekura --
Sofu Teshigahara, One Man Show, 1954 [+]

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AIPTEX Shows Off Their Portable Pico Projector PocketCinema T30

In: Cellphone| Gadgets| Graphics| HDTV| Site Feeds| Unusual| Video| aving.net

3 Mar 2010

AIPTEX has presented its portable pico projector PocketCinema T30 for mobile phones and media players during CeBIT 2010.

The PocketCinema T30 allows you to connect external media players to project videos and pictures up to 65-inch screen. The pocket size design and the embedded rechargeable battery enables you to watch and share your favorite movies, music videos or photos at anytime and anywhere with your friends.

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AT&T: We’ll Soon Be Charging You More For Wireless Broadband – Company wants ‘variable pricing,’ admits few will pay for iPad 3G

In: Apple| Cellphone| Communication| Computer| Finances| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| VoIP| broadbandreports.com| iPhone

3 Mar 2010

AT&T is once again dropping hints that the carrier wants to change (read: increase) wireless data pricing. Many investors have been pressuring the company to ditch the $30 unlimited iPhone data plan and instead replace it with some kind of metered billing model. That’s largely because as carriers begin to open their networks to push IM clients and mobile VoIP, they’ll be losing a lot of money on voice and SMS. The only way to counter those losses will be to charge more money for mobile data. Enter AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, who this week tells Reuters the changes will be coming soon:

Stephenson expects changes in how the wireless industry prices its mobile data services going forward, with heavy data users being charged more. Smartphone users currently pay a monthly fee of about $30 for unlimited data. “For the industry, we’ll progressively move toward more of what I call variable pricing so the heavy (use) consumers will pay more than the lower consumers,” Stephenson said.

What Stephenson calls “variable pricing” is confused by many to mean per-byte billing. While the idea of only paying for what you use sounds great to those not paying attention, the plans AT&T and Verizon actually wind up implementing are very carefully crafted to drive most user bills ever higher. Verizon for instance now offers users the option of paying either $9.95 for a phone data plan with a 25MB cap (20 cents per additional MB, 125 MB maximum), or $30 for “unlimited” (which actually means 5 GB a month) service. This is in addition to SMS, voice, and other monthly fees.

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