Matt Westervelt (of Seattle Wireless and Metrix fame), got an Eeepc and a Eye-Fi card for his Nikon.
I’ve been able to cut down the weight I carry every day without losing much functionality. One thing that I have been missing however, is the ability to configure my Eye-Fi card for random networks that I [...]
MSI’s Wind Notebook is pretty much everything we’ve heard, says Engadget; about 1-kg weight; XP-only (at the moment); LED-backlit, 8.9- and 10-inch 1,024 x 600 displays; and traditional 80GB, 2.5-inch hard disk.
MSI claims to have a superior keyboard and battery life compared to the competition. No word on price or delivery date though a [...]
From Google’s Android Developer’s Blog:
I’m thrilled to share the news that developers from over 70 countries submitted 1,788 entries to the Android Developer Challenge!
What I find truly amazing is how global the interest in the challenge has been. Developers from the United States submitted one-third of the total applications while the rest came from countries [...]
Ladies and gentlemen… I’ve traveled over half our state to be here tonight. I couldn’t get away sooner because my new well was coming in at Coyote Hills and I had to see about it. That well is now flowing at two thousand barrels and it’s paying me an income of five thousand dollars a [...]
The Silicon Florist compiles an interesting feature called Six map apps that put Portland on the mapping map
Portland is map happy. And nowhere is that more evident than our obsession with the mapping APIs that further the technology of cartography.
Don’t believe me? Take a look at the mapping and location apps that call Portland, Oregon, [...]
Opera Software today unveiled the first major third-party browser for Android, the Google-backed open mobile phone operating system.
The Olso, Norway-based firm has a “technical preview release” of its Opera Mini browser available at labs.opera.com for Android developers to give feedback on. This preview will precede a beta release of the browser later this year. [...]
Engadget says the Nokia N810 is now running Android.
The $500 WiMAX-enabled N810 should provide WiFi speeds with cellular range. TalkAndroid.com and eLinux.org have more.
Boston’s citywide wireless Internet access plan is faltering, notes Boston.com, but a grass-roots effort may step in to provide “bubbles” of service
“We still have very ambitious plans to move this across the whole city,” said Bill Oates, the city’s chief information officer. “But we’re not sure how long it’s going to take or what the [...]
South Korea’s third-biggest mobile service operator, LG Telecom, may offer Google’s Android platform on their 3G phones, LG’s chief executive said on Thursday. “We are using an open platform for our 3G service,” CEO Jung Il-jae told reporters.
The South Korean handset maker said in February it would start selling a model running on Google’s Android [...]
Intel says their new Netbook, the 2go PC, will soon be available for sale to the general public through Amazon for $400 and at other outlets like CompUSA and Fred Meyers. The 2go PC will be shipping beginning mid May.
“Only 5 percent of the world’s children today have access to a PC or to the [...]
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