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2005 archive at Paul’s Blog of Tech and Nonsense

Archive for May, 2005

Bill's Gone to the Dark Side via XBOX 360 Demos

It looks like the folks showing off the XBOX 360 are doing so using a piece of technology that Uncle Bill doesn’t really want around. As much as he’ll tell you that he supports the platform, I’m sure he burns up while this goes on.

It looks like the folks that are doing demos of the […]

GeekNewsCentral Publishes PodCasting Book

On an episode of the Geek News Central Podcast, Mr Hawaii, Todd Cochrane annouced his latest venture in Podcasting. Long past the episode of “I bought $1000.00 worth of equipment” Todd has moved onto the print media to teach us a little about the craft of the ‘cast.

You can buy Todd’s book at: Amazon.com.

Via: [Shack!] […]

Necoro: Evil Robot Cats!

What is with the Japanese and robotic stuff?

Engadget reported a story (short, mind you), about the company Necoro (and that still just looks like NECRO to me) who has created a robot cat which looks pretty much real. [View the video]

 


Wasn’t the World’s Fair met with greeters which were a bunch of robots with a […]

AMD/HP Lance-Top!

In the true meaning of everyone getting into the act, HP and AMD have combined thier collective concious to build a special edition notebook, (which is an L2000 series) with the “LIVESTRONG” yellow logo, and a reproduction of Lance Armstrong’s signature.

 


A mere fifty dollars from the sale of each latop be given to the Lance […]

Cool Disney Tech Part 1

If you were taking a trip to Walt Disney World, what kind of tech would you bring? I always bring some kind of PDA, music listening device, and the obligatory cameras. But, what if you were a kid? What would YOU want while at Disney World? Well, here are a couple of suggestions, that my […]

My Interview on techAddiction at TPN

Well, I have to admit, I feel pretty special! The wonderful folks on techAddiction ( Kevin and James) invited me on the show to let me blather about my band, music, my blog, podcasts, Windows Mobile 5.0, and how great Barb is at catering for the Green Room.

I think we were only supposed to spend […]

Oh SITH!

I’ll keep this short:

The Revenge of the Sith premieres tonight at midnight. I would love to go, but why bother when the crowds must be just nuts! I figure, if all of the theaters just stop running every other film, and run only RotS on ALL screens, then the crazies will have seen it at […]

Frank Gorshin Dies at 72

Today, Frank Gorshin lost his bout with cancer and pneumonia. The actor, best known for his role as The Riddler in the TV hit “Batman” died, today at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center; as was reported by MSN News.


“He put up a valiant fight with lung cancer, emphysema and pneumonia,” Mrs. Gorshin said in a […]

Why I Hate DRM, sometimes.

Being the owner of an iPod, I obviously have a requirement to move my music library to iTunes so I can listen to all of my stuff. iPods are beautiful, really. You have a very nice, simplistic user interface, lots of space, and a ton of fun wherever you are. It’s definitely a cool thing […]

'iObi' Won Kanobi: Where are you?

In my area, Verizon is basically the largest communications provider (for all of you youngsters, we used to call them a Phone Company, and they were known as “Bell,” back in the day). In all honesty, over the years, they’ve managed to introduce some pretty interesting technology with varying reliability. Fortunately, Verizon has gotten most […]

PhillyNews - PhillyFeed Podcast covers Paul's Blog!

On May Friday, 13th, 2005, PhillyFeed.com, a PodCast from the Philadelphia Daily News lists this blog, and my band One Egg Ticket, in their show notes!

They’ve just started their blog, but they’re on their way! I really look forward to seeing out this particular local news site turns out. It’s great to see some serious […]

Tune into the IM Radio Band

Sure, there’s a lack of “bands” on today’s radio, but it’s nonetheless a form of what we called radio, back in the olden days!

Individually Modulated (IM) radio is basically what some of us call “Net Radio” and some of us call “PodCasts.” I’m into both, really. I have a ‘cast, and I also have a […]

Broadcast Flag is Captured and Torn!

In the words of Cory Doctorow:

This morning, the DC Circuit of the US Court of Appeals struck down the loathsome Broadcast Flag, ruling that the FCC does not have the jurisdiction to regulate what people do with TV shows after they’ve received them.


All I can say is: YAY!!! It’s about time we slapped down these […]

The Drive-By #4!

Welcome to the Drive-by #4! - This is the Fourth Edition of the drive, from Paul’s Blog.NET.

Five Minutes of Tech and Nonsense for the week! …well, TWICE this week! Woohoo!

Notes:

This edition of The Drive-By is brought to you from Forrester GigaWorld! That’s right, an ON SITE PodCast! Bad recording functionality, still!

Basic discussion:
- GigaWorld […]

GigaWorld: Emerging Tech, and Auto-annoyance

So, today at GigaWorld, we started off with a pretty boring Keynote, and then it moved onto what turned out to be a pretty lame approach at showing off what these guys thought was “emerging technology.” My person opionion of this “display” was that they looked at technologies that weren’t emerging (and my definition of […]

Yet Another Digital Photo Frame (YADPF)


I know there are a zillion-billion people who have made these things, but I thought this one was pretty cool. This person took an old IBM Thinkpad 560X, and a $15 beech frame, a copy of Damn Small Linux, and installed the Feh slideshow software on it, after gluing it all together. Check out the […]

GigaWorld: Keynote with FedEx EVP/CIO

The first session, this morning, was with Robert Carter, the Executive VP and CIO of FedEx. With FedEx Kinkos becoming such a global company placing their fingers in the pie of office services and the web, they definitely have a great approach to business.

If you were a shipping company, wouldn’t you look at your customers […]

The Drive-By #3!

Podcast #3 from PaulsBlog.net! LIVE, well OK, maybe not… from GigaWorld in Dallas Texas.

In this episode, I yap about the need to add BlueTooth to my phone, ’cause I was bored at the airport!

Hit the RSS feed with your PodCatching software!

Otherwise, grab the MP3!

I’ll, hopefully, be bringing you more than one PodCast this week - […]

Tekkeon’s BT Headset

Tekkeon, who is a pretty small company in the gigantic market of electronics, has a good solution for a Bluetooth headset. It’s not only compact, it FITS!

 


One of the biggest problems I’ve had with trying to find a Bluetooth headset for my mobile phone (or other Bluetooth requirements) is getting one that actually fits my […]

Bluetoothing without Bluetooth

So, if you’re like me, you would love to have one of those cool Bluetooth headsets for your wireless phone. But, also if you’re like me, your phone doesn’t support Bluetooth! So, what do you do? Well, the folks at Jabra have one solution, and I think it’s a pretty decent one.

Jabra created a little […]

Get a 'Glove for your phone

While sitting, bored at the airport, I decided I needed to upgrade my phone stuff. First of all, my phone holster was falling apart, so I decided to upgrade that to one that wouldn’t let me phone fall out of it. I have a LG VX6100 series phone, so I was in search of something […]

GigaWorld IT Conference

So, here I am, at the GigaWorld IT conference in Dallas, Texas. I’m staying at the beautiful Gaylord Texan resort and conference center. It’s a HUGE hotel and conference center, living up to the reputation of Texas; everything is bigger in Texas! I’m thoroughly impressed by the hotel staff. Their professionalism, kindness, and hospitality is […]


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