Wednesday, December 22, 2010
SimCity™ Deluxe for iPad
Check out this application on the App Store:
 | SimCity™ Deluxe for iPadElectronic Arts Nederland BV Category: Games Updated: 03 Dec 2010 |
| iTunes for Mac and Windows |
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ICE3ERG from iPad, =D
Convert Units Free for iPad
Check out this application on the App Store:
 | Convert Units Free HDFree the Apps! Category: Utilities Updated: 01 Nov 2010 |
| iTunes for Mac and Windows |
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ICE3ERG from iPad, =D
Monday, December 13, 2010
Tascam PORTASTUDIO - for iPad
TASCAM's Portastudio brings 30 years of easy-to-use home recording to your iPad. Based on the PORTA ONE recorder that revolutionized recording in 1984, the Portastudio app records up to four tracks with a vintage vibe.
Full version of Google Docs now works on iPad, but you can still go mobile if you want
The big G just revamped its mobile device interface of Google Docs to make it closer to the full-fledged experience you get when editing from a proper computer -- you know, something that probably has a keyboard, a big display, and a price that didn't come with any two year agreements. Now that top shelf interface is also available on one of those devices that fits somewhere in-between those two segments: theiPad. Users of Apple's tablet can opt into the desktop version for big-time editing of spreadsheets and documents and, while Google still recommends using the mobile editor, if you want full power it's yours. [via]
BearExtender - wifi amplifier
Signal. You can never get enough signal. Got full bars on your laptop? Something will come up, cause you to move, and then you'll be down to three, and then two, and before you know it your downloads will be failing and you'll be holding your device up and waving it around, hoping the fickle gods Micro and Wave will smile upon your plaintive dance while everyone else in the coffee shop sneers over mochas. You could avoid this scene with a BearExtender PC, a $45 device that will give you signal enough to curse them all and work out on the patio if you feel like it. Read on to see if it's worth it.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Friday, December 10, 2010
Vladimir Putin is having fun over wikileaks - The New York Times
The Russians seemed to take a special delight in tweaking Washington over its reaction to the leaks, suggesting that the Americans were being hypocritical. “If it is a full-fledged democracy, then why have they put Mr. Assange away in jail? You call that democracy?” Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin said during a news briefing with the French prime minister, François Fillon. Mr. Assange is in jail in Britain while Sweden seeks his extradition to face rape charges.
Mr. Putin then referred to a Russian proverb that roughly translates as “the pot calling the kettle black.”
“You know, out in the countryside, we have a saying, ‘Someone else’s cow may moo, but yours should keep quiet,’ ” Mr. Putin said. “So I would like to shoot that puck right back at our American colleagues.”
Wednesday, December 08, 2010
Monday, December 06, 2010
Sunday, December 05, 2010
TDK Boombox - The classic ghetto blaster gets a high-tech update
With a clear nod to the iconic ghetto-blasters of the 80's TDK is bringing the classic back with their new line of sleek boomboxes updated for today's technology.
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Google Maps & Label Readability
Why Do Google Maps’s City Labels Seem Much More “Readable” Than Those of Its Competitors?
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