15 posts tagged “tech”

Lenovo's U8 IdeaPad is an interesting concept device that combines: touchscreen internet tablet, phone, office productivity, entertainment, imaging, messaging, etc. But the keypad layout seems a bit awkward to me.
Watch the promotional video to see how it looks.

The Nokia N95, N82, and N95 8GB have received DLNA Certification as Mobile Digital Media Servers! Search on DLNA.org to view more details of what's involved and what other devices are DLNA Certified.

N95 and N82 DLNA Compatible

http://www.dlna.org/home

DLNA certification ensures a device has been tested and proven compatible with various CE, PC and mobile devices designed according to the DLNA Interoperability Guidelines. Products certified by DLNA will bear a logo that will give consumers peace of mind that the device they are purchasing has undergone rigorous testing and conforms to the Interoperability Guidelines.

Seems like a nice unconference, and it's free too! Too bad I'm not anywhere near Mountain View, Cali.

Mashup Camp

http://www.mashupcamp.com/

The date (March 17-20, 2008) and location (Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA) are set for Mashup Camp 6. If you've never been to one of our unconferences before, check out this video from our other event, Startup Camp (RealPlayer, Quicktime/MP4). Still interested? Go to Step #2..

Cable TV channel G4 reviews the Nokia N82 on the Gadget Pron segment.

Nvidia demoed their new mobile graphics processor, named the Nvidia APX 2500, in a prototype device at MWC in Spain. It looks cool and demonstrates what is possible when graphics chips are embedded in mobile devices. Too bad it seems to only work with windoze mobile currently.

Check out the demo of the Nvidia APX 2500 below

Christopher Schmidt has created a great demo application called accelball that combines the use of Python and the N95 accelerometer into a small game. You can control the ball smoothly by rotating the N95. It demonstrates nicely how the accelerometer can be used in games and applications and specifically how to do so in Python.

Technical Ramblings -- accelball: Python + N95 accelerometer demo

http://crschmidt....

So, today, I built a small application to demonstrate the use of the accelerometer built into the Nokia N95. I decided to convert a simple example: the ‘ball.py’ example that ships with Nokia’s distribution of Python for Series 60 (SourceForge).

MTube might be the world's smallest PC, but with a touch screen as small as that I don't see it as being very usable except for maybe watching videos and showing photos to friends. 

For whatever it's worth here's my Blogger Code. I still don't really understand the need for these badges.. but I fellow blogger E-mailed me a link to the site so here is my Blogger code.

B9 D++ T K+ S+ F I+ O+ X- E+ L+ C-- Y1 R+ W++ P+ M1 N+ N+

Cool new technology. Philips LivingColors lightbulb that can change to more than 16 million different colors!

Wacky Norton Security advertisement in a Japanese magazine. Wacky website also. www.NortonFighter.com

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