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Pingle 1.0 (Mobile)

Pingle is a client for the Ping.FM social networking aggregator service. With Pingle, you can use your iPhone to post text, photos, and location updates to all your blogs, microblogs, and social networks at once.Supports Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, FriendFeed, Flickr, Wordpress, Blogger, Brightkite, Livejournal, LinkedIn. Post pics from the camera...

Tags: Mobile, Photograph, Apple iTunes, Robert Sanders, Pingle, Social Networking, Digital Music, Digital Media, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics

Software downloads 2009-01-28

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Gates' Microsoft future of intense interest

Gates' Microsoft future of intense interestThey need SOMEBODY to be the public face of Microsoft. Balmer is viewed asa chair throwing idiot, they are keeping Ozzie sequestered, who else is there????But, this is an important role, as Microsoft is now forced to NOT give customers what they want in terms...

Tags: Leadership, Balmer, Microsoft Corp., deity, public face

Discussion threads 2007-12-12

Dance Dance Revolution those pounds away

In the war on fat, schools are experimenting with "exergames" devices, such as stationary video game bikes, snowboards and virtual soccer, hoping to lure students into exercising while gaming. The verdict is still out, however, on whether the new devices really will help kids get in shape, the San Francisco...

Tags: Education Technology, K-12, Physical health

Blog posts 2007-02-20

Nano-optical switches to restore sight?

Californian researchers are now using light to control biological nanomolecules and proteins. They think it can help them to develop treatments for eye diseases, such as the loss of the light detectors in the retina which is a major cause of blindness. So they envision to put some of their...

Tags: cell, retina

Blog posts 2006-11-05

Is there really life on Earth?

Obviously, the answer is yes. But if we compare topographic maps of Earth and Mars, the answer is less evident, according to researchers from the University of California at Berkeley. They've found that landscapes on the two planets are often very similar, from rounded hills to meandering stream channels or...

Tags: erosion

Blog posts 2006-02-07