This is very cool. You can turn your camera phone into a scanner/copier/fax with the ScanR service. I just wonder how well it works. More info is here.
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Sun's UltraSPARC will now be open source. This is a good idea, but can the software model work for hardware? I doubt chip designers are as numerous as programmers, but the wave of the future will be to design hardware…
Charlie is sharing his business idea for anyone that wants it. If you are in the market for a new startup, check it out.
I didn't realize they made these for adults. I think this was one of my favorite things about being a kid.
I just started using LookLater. Go watch the short demo. It's like del.icio.us except that you can bookmark multiple links from the same page. So, for instance, if you came to this site and you saw 4 links you wanted…
I read a statistic the other day that when men go shopping for jeans, there is a 70+% chance they will come home with a pair, but when women shop for jeans there is only a 24% chance they will…
Yet another product that was designed without any market research. (Maybe without any market - period.)
Not only are the Web2.0 gurus down on Google's latest product, but VC Fred Wilson thinks Google is lame. In the midst of all the media praise for innovation and an unusual corporate culture, most people forget that financially, Google…
Would you buy a beer that tastes like coffee?
A drink somewhere between coffee and beer could soon be on the menu. Nestec, part of the Nestlé empire in Switzerland, has filed patents in every major market round the world on…
Even though I'm a Web2.0 fan, and I think there is some real substance there (covered up by lots of hype) I think this Web2.0 company generator, is pretty funny.
Wired says that Web 2.0 is showing cracks. I think it's too early to tell, but it does make me wonder... is it time to slow down? The mantras of Web2.0 are cool, "perpetual beta", "release something new every day",…
And more importantly, what is Google trying to do with it? Here's what the blogosphere is saying.
Fred Wilson's commentsSeth Godin's thoughts.
The Google Blog has all the links and is problemably the best source.
Does Google even have a PR department? They…
Somehow I got on a mailing list where I get cheesy stock tips all the time. I just delete them (for some reason, Thunderbird's "mark as junk" feature hasn't learned yet that I don't like them). I received one recently…
I think you like your music a little too much when you need it implanted in your breasts.
Computer chips that store music could soon be built into a woman's breast implants.
One boob could hold an MP3 player and the other…
I guess those commercials have been a big hit.
