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November 29th, 2008

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GlucoBase v1.64 for Palm

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GlucoBase is an application which is quite recommended to all Palm users suffering from the Diabetes type 2. GlucoBase v1.64 will work on any Palm handsets and it will offer you the tools which you will need to monitor your Diabetes. GlucoBase PDA will let you record your blood sugar levels straight on your Palm smartphone. Use GlucoBase Logbook on your desktopor laptop to store display analyze and print your readings. If you happen to be a doctor then go ahead and use the logbook t

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Ham Fan v4.1 for Palm

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I must admit that not everyone of us will be likely to use this Palm application if we happen to be playing with a Palm device. Ham Fan v4.1 is a freeware application which will work on any Palm handsets. Ham Fan is a program that will let you log ham radio contacts in a database. You can record the call sign name date time and frequency of the contact. So did you happen to get any of that Do you use lots of ham radios Then you should definitely record the details of any establish

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WalkingHotSpot for Windows Mobile

Found under: Windows Mobile, Smartphones, Pocket PC, Freeware,



WalkingHotSpot is an application for Windows Mobile which will turn your handset into a WiFi hotspot. The application was created by TapRoot Systems and the company received a 2008 Consumer Technology Company of the Year at the North Carolina Technology Association 21 Awards. With WalkingHotSpot you will be able to tether your smartphone which means you will be able to go online using your unlimited data plan for your handset straight from your laptop or desktop. The application is q

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Skyfire for Windows Mobile Will Let You Watch American Content on Your Mobile

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In case you want to watch content from various Flash-based American sites on your Windows Mobile than you need to get Skyfire right now. In case youre outside the U.S. any mobile browser will tell you that you cant view certain clips as you arent in the USA anymore. With Skyfire that wont happen no matter where you are. Weve talked about Skyfire before so you might already be familiar with the new mobile browser. Besides getting you fast access to Flash-based sites you can enjo

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Bamgoo: electric car built from bamboo

This doesn't quite look like the most crash-safe vehicle ever designed, but electric power plus bamboo construction does provide a dream-like level of sustainability:


(video found via G4TV)

Any guesses on what epoxy/resin they're using to hold the bamboo together?

Thanks to Ecofriend for finding some specs: "the 60-kg electric car can run for 30 miles on a single charge."

Couple this with your bamboo bike, and your only transportation problem will be outrunning hungry pandas!

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Written by Luke Iseman on November 29th, 2008 with comments disabled.
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Lyrics box for practice/gigging

Lyricsbox 3-Up
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool

While visiting family over Thanksgiving I witnessed this device in use - "Mark's Magic Box" displays song lyrics and note changes to simplify band rehearsals. The setup uses a laptop + LCD for storage and display - controlled via foot-pedal which was built from a mouse and housed in a handmade metal enclosure. A teleprompter for music - very cool!

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Written by Collin Cunningham on November 29th, 2008 with comments disabled.
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Kevin Kelly on technology as the 7th kingdom

On O'Reilly Radar, Joshua-Michele Ross has an interview with the always-original and thought-provoking Kevin Kelly. The discussion covers various topics related to biology, technology, and net-connected culture. As Josh says:

This last section (at 7mins 30 secs) is the deepest and most provocative. Kevin assumes the point of view of technology to assess its needs and wants. This line of inquiry leads to some surprising conclusions. My favorite quote from the conversation: "We are the sexual organs of technology" Indeed.

I really like the observation that, unlike biology, technology is almost impossible to make extinct, and that it's hard to find any technologies from the past that aren't still being used in some fashion today. For instance, there are more human beings making arrow heads today, Kevin claims, than were making them in pre-historic times.

"Technology is the 7th Kingdom of Life" - A conversation with Kevin Kelly

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Written by Gareth Branwyn on November 29th, 2008 with comments disabled.
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Waveform jewelry

Waveform Ring

Sakura Koshimizu's waveform jewelry uses actual audio as its source -

Waveform Series is the laser-cut shapes of the waveform of the sound in sound editing software environment. I used some human sound such as yawn, atchoum, giggle, wow, and the sound of church bell.
- Waveform Series

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Written by Collin Cunningham on November 29th, 2008 with comments disabled.
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