ReplayTV Personal HD Exports Broadcast TV Shows To iPhone (2007)
The new ReplayTV Personal HD system enables you to record broadcast TV and export video files to your iPhone or iPod Touch.
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This cheap Linux box is so cheap that it’s probably also a fire hazard.
Linux users are so creative... and cheap. Sometimes their love for free open source software takes hold in other ways. For example, check out this picture of a cheap Linux box we found on afrotechmods.com.
Google Quietly Adds Facial Recognition to Image Search
It looks like Google's 2006 acquisition of Neven Vision, a company specializing in facial recognition software, is finally starting to pay off. Google Blogoscoped, a blog dedicated to everything related to Google, got a tip from a Google engineer that Google had secretly added some facial recognition abilities to its image search this week.
Apple Debuts iTunes Plus DRM-Free Music (2007)
The new version of iTunes will allow you to either download DRM (Digital Rights Management) files for the standard $0.99 or spend $1.29 on iTunes Plus DRM-free songs.
MSNBC NewsBreaker Live: Fun Interactive Game Engages Movie Theater Guests
MSNBC NewsBreaker Live is a game where audiences at movie theaters become human joysticks by moving together in their seats.
Modest Mouse Music Video Contest Puts You In The Director Chair (2007)
Want to make it big as a music video director or editor? Here's your chance thanks to a new Modest Mouse music video contest from Apple.
Garmin Offers Minor Mac OS X Support For Their GPS Devices (2007)
Mac OS support is coming soon for Garmin customers.
How To Manually Remove Red-Eye In Photoshop – Tutorial
Having trouble removing the red-eye in one of your photos? Are your usual red-eye removal tools not working? Here's how to remove red-eye in Photoshop manually without the red-eye tool.
TODAY Show Launches ‘Where In The World Is Matt Lauer?’ Web Games
The popular TODAY Show franchise 'Where in the World Is Matt Lauer?' now has its own gaming microsite. It's a great monetized marketing effort and I thought it deserved a closer look.
Sirius to offer Backseat TV
Sirius Satellite Radio has unveiled a long-awaited pact to offer cartoons and other children’s programming in the back seats of cars starting next year.Chrysler will be the exclusive provider of Sirius Backseat TV in 2008, but the service will be opened up to other automakers the following year. The service will be the cheapest multichannel …
Bill Gates Tries To Get Consumers Excited About Vista
Here's video of Bill Gates promoting the new Microsoft Windows operating system called Vista on the The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Mr. Gates has a difficult task on his plate. Vista has been plagued with tech issues and resistance from consumers.
Handbrake for Windows [tutorial]
Do you have a ton of DVDs? Want to watch them on your iPod/iPhone/Apple TV? For years, the best DVD ripping program, Handbrake, was only available for Mac. But the unthinkable has happened. Handbrake was ported for Windows. You can download a PC version of Handbrake now.
How to Install ‘Snowfall’ The Holiday Screensaver Featured in the Apple Store
Have you walked past an Apple Store yet this month? If so, you might have noticed a 3D snowflake screensaver running in the display windows. The screensaver is called Snowfall and it was designed by Russell Warenboldt using the OS X Quartz Composer.
How The Apple Lisa Computer Was Explained To Local TV Viewers In 1984
This video clip from a local TV cable show has a rare demonstration of the Apple Lisa computer.
Sirius plans to offer TV service in cars by 2007
Sirius Satellite Radio expects to offer a live television service in cars by late 2007, and deals with content providers may be set as early as January, CEO Mel Karmazin said Thursday. In an interview at the Reuters Media Summit in New York, Karmazin said the mobile video, likely to be available in 2008 model …
10 Naked Sunbathers Busted By Google Earth
You never know when a satellite might be flying by ready to take a picture of your naked body. Here are some naked sunbathers busted by Google Earth.
Windows Vista Demo Goes Awry [video]
Vista's speech recognition software can be "trained" to understand a user's voice, activate commands in any Windows application, and to enable voice dictation. It also supports multiple languages. Sounds great right? Well maybe not. What until you see this video of Vista's speech recognition in action.
