So, I’ve become somewhat addicted with technology in the last 6 years or so, but much more so in the last couple of years. What I have realized, is that I feel like I have not learned that much about programming in this time and I am feeling rather behind.
Yes, I have set this Wordpress [...]
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Filed under: Hacked, Internet, Programming, Unix
It seems that Google’s YouTube is finally attempting to make some money with online TV for the goliath company. According to the New York Times YouTube will start hosting longer TV shows with small commercials ala Hulu, the largest free online TV show and movie provider. This is a major step for YouTube; the only [...]
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Filed under: Internet, Social Networks, Uncategorized
According to TechCrunch today, CBS has released a new peice of software called “EyeMobile” that allow iPhone users to upload content from their phones straight to CBS themselves so they can use it (or not use it) in their broadcasts. This is similar to some of the things that CNN does with iReport and the [...]
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Filed under: Apple, Internet, iPhone
So, I finally got a around to downloading and playing a bit with Google’s new browser (Chrome) after the weird redirection from the Chrome download page to Google.com that I suffered.
First off, I do like the browser. It seems very simple and somewhat refined. I appreciate how there is not that much to it; tabs, [...]
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Filed under: Desktop, Google, Internet
I was happy to read the other day that Google was going to throw their hat in to design and provide a new browser; I read about it over at the Official Google Blog. The posting says that they are going to launch the beta version (isn’t everything Google makes beta?) tomorrow (9-2-08). So, being [...]
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Filed under: Internet, Open Source
Intel and Yahoo are starting a partnership to “Widgetize” our TV experience according to an AP article. Basically, what the site at Intel says about the whole idea is that they would like to move the internet to TV. Intel says that, “approximately 61 percent of consumers surveyed now say they want their TV to [...]
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Filed under: Internet
An AP article by Peter Svensson today reports that,
“The number of new high-speed Internet subscribers in the United States fell in the second quarter to the lowest level since a research company (Leichtman Research Group Inc.) began tracking the broadband market seven years ago.”
This really doesn’t suprise me at all.
With all of the fears of [...]
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Filed under: Internet
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