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Try to keep up please. 802.20 wireless: "FLASH-OFDM stands for Fast Low-latency Access with Seamless Handoff Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing."
Slashdot article, Reiter's Wireless Data weblog.
Now you tell me! It turns out there is a setting in iTunes that causes the program to automatically fetch CD track information, rip the CD, and then eject it, every time you put a new CD in the drive. It's a small thing, but it would have made my life a little bit easier lately had I known this.
Wow. Credit card sized camera phone from NEC (available soon, but in China!) Really nice looking design I think.
The end of the laptop?
Home servers and smartphones will eventually replace notebook computers for most users.I basically agree with this trend. Certainly by early 2006 (this is my projection for when CPUs will be small enough to give smartphones the power they need.)
Cool hook for a travel blog service: easily create U.S. and world maps of all the places you have been. Here's my U.S. map, since my world map would look pretty barren (typical lame American!)
create your own visited states map
or write about it on the open travel guide
Visited states in red, of course.
So I remember: retractable USB sync / charger cable for the Treo.
Digital music (industry?) blog co-operated by Om Malik and Rafat Ali.
Make your Livejournal into a book. (via kottke) That is interesting. Should that idea be thrown onto the towering pile of projects I will get around to Real Soon Now?
TiVo's recent purchase of a small company called Strangeberry has had the rumor mongers speculating for the past few weeks. While little hard information seems to be available, Om Malik appears to be getting close to the real story.
Macjams is an independent garageband news site. Among many links is this one to 40 megs of free loops produced by Bitshift Audio.