Pampelmoose, Nemo, DJ Joelskool and Lincoln MKS- Part 4 from Dave Allen on Vimeo.
Once again we road test the Lincoln MKS. This time, celebrated Portland DJ, DJ Joelskool gives the rig a once over testing the gadgets like Bluetooth and the navigation console as well as the pounding stereo system..
Previous episodes:
A Lincoln MKS and Von Von Von – Part 1
Amazon’s Kindle 2 has more of an Apple iPod feel to it. Found on MobileRead.com
Story at Gizmodo.
Palm execs went out of their way at CES to point out that the Palm Pre is not an iPhone killer.
Check out the high-quality Palm Pre presentation video at CES here.
When Barack Obama becomes president in about two months, he will be expected to give up his trusty BlackBerry, which has been securely fastened to his belt for years. There are a multitude of reasons why he will have to surrender his portable email device including security concerns, the Presidential Records Act (all correspondence is fair game for public viewing) and the looming threat of subpoenas.
To balance out the depravation of some technologies, Obama plans to be the first U.S. president to have a laptop on his Oval Office desk.
Though some have argued that Obama might be able to break the rules and retain email access, Diana Owen disagrees. “They could come up with some bulletproof way of protecting his e-mail and digital correspondence, but anything can be hacked,” she said. “The nature of the president’s job is that others can use e-mail for him.”
While gaining many privileges, Obama will have function without a few of life’s little conveniences in return.
Almost everyone I know is hooked on the highly addictive Polaroid Image Maker. The software is free to download and replicates the classic Polaroid look, complete with color variations and optional dirt and finger prints!
All you have to do is drag and drop a digital photo onto the Polaroid icon on your desktop. The camera makes that old familiar ‘click’ sound, shoots out a ‘polaroid’ likeness of your photo and even ‘develops’ right before your eyes! As of now, the software is only available to Mac users.
