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- £250 gets a 10″ Atom-based netbook with storage built in (yes, it’s a PC)
- £450 gets me the same netbook but with added mobile broadband, so not only can I take it everywhere around the house, I can take it around the country and still access my stuff
- £150 buys me a Joggler, which for my money does a lot of what litl does but has a touch screen and is even more portable. It’s not as flexible or powerful I guess, but I could buy three of these for one litl and I can text mobiles directly from it.
- £140 buys me a Chumby – less portable, less flexible, more interactive.
- £340 wins me a Fizzbook Spin. It’s ruggedized, the screen’s more adjustable as is the webcam, it has a handle and the orientation adjustment. It also has the important touchscreen.
- £300 also buys me various TV media centres which play photos, video, browse the web etc. Sure, it’s stuck under the TV.
- So many options for internet devices in the home. - on 2009-11-21
Media140: The dos and don'ts of social media | Media | guardian.co.uk
Lightweight but interesting all the same
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• Cymfony is very good to search what people say about your brand.
• ViralTracker is for tracking the viral spreading of video.
• Delicious is good to find the tags of your brands.
• Tweetdeck allows you to have a quick view of what is going on in Twitter on an individual level.
• TweetFunnel allows multiple users to manage a simple Twitter account.
• Tweetmeme tracks the links that were spread around Twitter.
• Twitterfall is good to follow a certain topic. It is set up on the huge screen in the Daily Telegraph's office now.
YouTube - Batman - by Google search stories
Search, seen as a dynamic story. Funny and strangely compelling 30 second TV ad. A brief glimpse of an option I hadn't seen: image search filtered by colour.
The bank revolt of '09
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tri-state residents are fleeing to low-cost credit unions -- growing the amount of cash on account at the depositor-owned financial institutions by 34.5 percent in June 2009 compared to the year earlier month, according to a new survey.
That's well ahead of the 7 percent gain for all metro area deposits -- consumer, business, trust, etc. -- according to the survey by Chicago-based Moebs Services.
Facebook Launches OpenID Support – Users Can Now Login With Gmail Accounts | May 2009
This is great - I need to log in to Yahoo! once, and I can use Facebook. I guess if someone gets my Yahoo! password, they can send spam from my Facebook profile too.
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Facebook has become the largest OpenID relying party on the web.
BBC - Doctor Who - Classic Series - Webcasts
3 animated series I haven't seen
YouTube - Message from space
Hilarious 30 second Dalek voicemail by Paul Johnson
YouTube - Making a proper Doctor Who anime PART 2. ドクター・フー仕掛品のファン・アニメ
60 seconds of high def 4:3 Daleks by Paul "OtaKing" Johnson
YouTube - Making a proper Doctor Who anime PART 3. ドクター・フー仕掛品のファン・アニメ
Another 60 seconds of the 'amateur' anime / doctor crossover. Lots of cybermen.
(Better than pro quality, drawn by an amateur manga and doctor fan.)
YouTube - Making a proper Doctor Who anime. ドクター・フー仕掛品のファン・アニメ
I could not resist this 4 minute fan made hand drawn animation clip inspired the the Third Doctor
GIMP - Changing Background Color 2
this tool is a lifesaver for tidying up the white background of scanned images - so they don't print as dither patterns!
Doctor Who: The Waters of Mars preview - Blogs - Radio Times
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"No, no, no, NO! Dexter Ramsbottom's in my class and HE gets to stay up 'til 8!! AND he's a blabber-mouth! He'll tell me the whole story tomorrow, whether I want him to or not. He'll completely ruin it for me! You've GOT to let me see it tonight!"
Phys Ed: The Best Exercises for Healthy Bones - Well Blog - NYTimes.com
jumping? very surprising
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If hopping seems an undignified exercise regimen, bear in mind that it has one additional benefit: It tends to aid in balance, which may be as important as bone strength in keeping fractures at bay.
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