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There is a Brigadoon quality to this corner of northeast Iowa, a self-aware earnestness among people who live here about the special qu $150,000,000 for BlackBerry Applications Posted: 11 May 2008 08:19 PM CDT Venturebeat reported about the setup of a $150 million fund to boost BlackBerry application development. Unfortunately, the post has been taken down and we do not know why. It is obvious that RIM has to respond on the iFund plans for iPhone applications. Following the example of many similar programs RIM's appearance in the market as well as the functionality of the BlackBerry will increase dramatically. Just take a look to Facebook with its "Facebook Apps". They became very attractive to thei The Birthday Mother's Day Weekend Recap Whether you Wanted it Or Not Posted: 11 May 2008 07:22 PM CDT First, because my husband has had my birthday present since last November just waiting to give it to me, by Friday night he could wait no longer. So, he gave it to me in the evening just before our obligatory game of Settlers of Cattan. Do you remember when I said my fantasy future would include these things: a farm, an art studio for building battle bots and doing art, a villa in France or Tuscany, a bestselling published book, a Westphalia? Well he fulfilled one of these fantasies in a way. W BlackBerry Bold (9000) final features and specs Posted: 11 May 2008 06:55 PM CDT Kevin over at CrackBerry is loving his pre-released BlackBerry Bold (9000) and thought he would share all the final features and specs which we can expect to see with its upcoming launch at WES. Networks: UMTS: 2100 / 1900 / 850MHz, GSM: 1900 / 1800 / 900 / 850 MHz, GPRS, EDGE and HDSPA networks Wi-Fi: 803.11a/b/g enabled GPS: Internal GPS with BlackBerry Maps Size: Length: 144mm, Width: 66mm, Thickness: 14mm Weight w/ battery: 133g Battery: 1500mAhr Battery Life: Standby 13 days, Talk time Life Without A Laptop Posted: 11 May 2008 06:47 PM CDT Life Without A Laptop Posted by Mr Butterscotch as Hardware and Gadget Features Recently, I've been out of action with many of my electronic gadgets, including accessing features on my car GPS, changing songs on my MP3 player and taking pictures from my mobile phone. Why is that? Simply put, my laptop, after a struggle, has decided to give up the ghost. Naturally I tried just about everything I could think of before surrendering to this fact, such as a system restore, talking to a specialist a Reports of the 3G iPhone’s imminent release may be slightly exaggerated Posted: 11 May 2008 06:45 PM CDT The hype and speculation around the 3G iPhone are mounting quickly. Yesterday, it was uncovered that an "Enable 3G" button was part of the latest beta firmware update for the device. While Apple has yet to officially comment on the rumored-to-be-impending release, this is certainly one of the clearest signs that it is definitely coming soon. But how soon? Rumors are flying around the Internet that Apple will launch the device earlier than expected — with some now even pointing to this month. T Driving Hack - How to tell Where the Speedtraps are and download them to your GPS! Posted: 11 May 2008 05:39 PM CDT Wow, now you can use njection.com to find out where the speed camera traps are. Since I live in San Francisco and there are so many speed traps everywhere, I did a search for my zip code and that's what you see in the above screenshot. Pretty accurate too as I can verify some of the speed traps from back of my head. You can also download this information to your GPS device, how cool is that? Hopefully less tickets for you and you come back to Zedomax for more… :p Shannon Atkinson launched Success Secrets: DARPA and Success Posted: 11 May 2008 05:30 PM CDT I have been downloading a couple dozen PDFs from Darpatech, a symposium where DARPA (the government's futuristic science arm) meets with and presents ideas to outside scientists and companies. These PDFs are actual speeches given at Darpatech that both explain what DARPA's current objectives are, and are also clearly intended to inspire and excite scientists and engineers to join in the work they are conducting. The DARPA programs of the past and present are awe-inspiring. DARPA has literally Nokia’s iPhone look alike dubbed the iPerformer Posted: 11 May 2008 05:16 PM CDT Nokia's iPhone look alike dubbed the iPerformer by Robert Nelson on May 11, 2008 at 06:02 PM While this sounds like just about as strange a name that Nokia could come up with, the rumor train has dubbed the iPhone look-a-like the iPerformer. Personally I am thinking this one has to be false, having an iPhone competitor named the iPerformer sounds like they are just asking for trouble. This handset has been a long time in the making, the pic alone is courtesy of an image from the GoPlay Propaganda Fellating Greed Posted: 11 May 2008 05:03 PM CDT After Thursday's San Francisco Symphony Brahms Festival concert, we noticed klieg lights in front of the Opera House next door. The ballet season ended a few days earlier and the summer opera season won't begin until the end of the month, so our curiosity was piqued. It turned out to be a lavish company party for the 25th anniversary of the San Francisco advertising agency Goodby, Silverstein & Partners (click here), and there was signage in the opera mezzanine featuring a greatest hits Nokia N96 Review - Multimedia Mobile Monster Posted: 11 May 2008 04:47 PM CDT No Nokia N96 review worth its salt would be complete without referring to its spiritual daddy, the hugely popular Nokia N95. The Nokia N96 offers similar features and a similar form factor to the N95, but with a much more mature platform (in other words, unlike the N95, it actually works without crashing!). However, it's not, apparently, designed as the N95's successor (largely because the N95 is still on sale!) Rather, it's a video and mobile TV phone that just happens to include much of the Thanks to ProgrammableWeb Sponsors Posted: 11 May 2008 03:42 PM CDT We couldn't keep making ProgrammableWeb the resource it is without the help of our sponsors and partners. A big thanks for their support. Serena Software: If you're looking to beat the backlog of your simple application needs and want to bring greater efficiency to your organization, then build business mashups in minutes with Serena Mashup Composer. Mashery: Launching and running a successful API is harder than it looks and Mashery's on-demand API services can help you get there more quickly, A Visit to the Equator(s) of Ecuador Posted: 11 May 2008 03:29 PM CDT Mitad del Mundo To find the Earth's equator is now pretty easy. You stand around where you think it is with your handy GPS and the gadget tells you where to go and when you've arrived. Back when the equator was first mapped, it was the 1700s, and no one thought to bring along their GPS. The story of the equator (well, equators, but we'll get to that in a minute) in Ecuador starts in the 1700s when the first geodesic expedition took place, the French Geodesic Mission, whose goal was to My Mississippi Manifest Destiny (and the March to the Beach) Posted: 11 May 2008 03:02 PM CDT Daddy's gone south on the Natchez Trace If he can't show the money Then he don't show his face Mark Knopfler, Daddy's Gone to Knoxville, 2002. Early tomorrow morning I leave for the follow-up to My Kansas Kronkikes--My Mississippi Manifest Destiny, and with a tip to the hat to the protagonist's goal in Mr. Bean's Holiday--getting to the beach. Most likely at Ocean Springs. But there is some political news to get to first. On Tuesday there will be a special election in Mississippi's 1st Congres Muddy Boots Posted: 11 May 2008 02:55 PM CDT Rubber Boots + Muddy Holes = Muddy Boots So goes the memory device used to remember the formula for calculating the magnetic bearing to an NDB station. The formula is: Relative Bearing + Magnetic Heading = Magnetic Bearing to the station. Let's forget for a moment that no one actually uses this formula in the air while performing Automatic Direction Finder (ADF) navigation. We're talking about a sacred aviation tradition here! My recent comments about non-directional beacons (NDBs) and the FAA News - 2008.05.11 Posted: 11 May 2008 02:39 PM CDT eSOL PrUSB/Host Features Isochronous Transfer Mode, Audio Class Driver eSOL, a leading developer of realtime embedded software solutions, announced the addition of an isochronous transfer mode and an Audio Class Driver to its PrUSB (R) / Host product. PrUSB/Host is a full and comprehensive embedded USB host protocol stack from eSOL that includes the low-level USB driver and multiple class drivers. The addition will allow USB host-based products to receive audio streaming in realtime over the s EDA News - 2008.05.11 Posted: 11 May 2008 02:38 PM CDT ABI Research Publishes Report on GPS Enabled Mobile Devices In the wake of personal navigation devices' success, cellular carriers have started to offer on-board and off-board navigation solutions, as well as a range of LBS (Location Based Services) such as friend finder and local search on GPS handsets. eSOL PrUSB/Host Features Isochronous Transfer Mode, Audio Class Driver eSOL announced the addition of an isochronous transfer mode and an Audio Class Driver to its PrUSB (R) / Host product. I’m back… Posted: 11 May 2008 02:27 PM CDT I'm back… Went off to Parkfield to find a fat hog Home again home again jiggity jog The cooler is empty my freezer is bare But I had a great weekend in the clean, country air Yeah, it was fun, and really peaceful.   I probably needed that much more than I needed to shoot a pig… although getting a hog would have made the trip even better.  But that was not to be. I had the whole 6500 ranch to myself for the better part of three days.  I logged some miles on foot, looking in vain for fres The Great Firewall of China… and more. Posted: 11 May 2008 02:06 PM CDT The Great Firewall of China… and more. Published on May 11th, 2008 Posted by hhopper in General 1 Comment Saturday, May 10, 2008 - Episode #30 Click image to go to No Agenda. This Episode's Show Notes: (by KD Martin) From summertime in the UK and Northern California, it's No Agenda! Just back from Korea and his panel moderation, John starts with "goo" floating across the Pacific, the custom tailored "Dvorak Suit," and anecdotes about the PC revolution. Adam wonders, what's this ab Creating Your Own Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot Posted: 11 May 2008 01:38 PM CDT I confess. I'm an uber-geek. I have 4 Slingboxes, 4 Macs, 3 PCs, Gigabit ethernet, DVRs, media players, and more gadgets in my car than most people do in their homes. With cell phones, GPS, amateur radio and EVDO data, I have completely run out of power outlets in my car and that is after adding 3 additional outlets! What's worse, I watch TV while driving. OK, fess up - how many of you also do that? Be honest. In fact, the whole idea of being able to use the Slingbox with a handheld viewer is You are subscribed to email updates from Technorati Search for: gps To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now.Email Delivery powered by FeedBurner Inbox too full? 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