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Finally got outside yesterday for a good while. Walked all the way up to the park and met Mr. Wilson at the top of the reservoir. What do you figure, about 5 miles? Not very much, but when you've been sitting in front of the computer for a couple years it feels pretty good. A little stiff today, but not as bad as I feared.
I love walking in the city. I didn't have a particular direction in mind when I set out. I was just walking in a straight line, and then when I'd come to a Don't Walk I would choose either left or right and continue straight until the next Don't Walk. Pretty fun. I ended up just west of Columbus Circle before I abandoned that plan.
Come on spring time...
366K photo of the earth taken from the Mars rover Spirit.
The Lifeblog software runs on a PC and, when a phone is connected to the machine, sucks down all the images, text and multimedia messages stored on the handset.
It will then populate a timeline with the information arranging it chronologically and annotating it with tags the phone records about when and where something was done.
The software works out where someone was using codes that uniquely identify cell phone base stations.
Images from digital still or video cameras can also be added to the collection of information.
"You want to keep everything so you can get a nice overview," said Mr Lindholm "so you can decide what you really want to keep or delete."
Very early stage software that allows (sort of, so far) the Treo 600 to record video clips. Woohoo.
Download. TreoCentral discussion.
Looks pretty sure we'll get to 2 megapixel cameraphones this year. Nice looking phone, too. It runs Windows CE, though which I'm pretty sure gives me hives.
2.1 MP is what my first digital camera was. Plenty good for everything but printing at very large sizes (do people really do that?)