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Nintendo WiFi website launched today. Coming in November, Nintendo WiFi promisses WiFi connections to DS players and future Revolution owners. Rumors say it will be free but no one really knows for sure until November. [tags]Nintendo, WiFi, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Revolution[/tags]
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In the last few days, I’ve been away from my usual “routineâ€. My after hours have been taken by a small giant named Sony Playstation Portable, or PSP as you wish. You can describe it in a short sentence: It’s incredible! You have to play with it to believe. Forget all the photos, all the…
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Google expected to build campus at NASA Ames. This thing with Google is getting big… [tags]Google, Nasa[/tags]
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Well, this weekend was “different”… Friday I forgot my two cell phones at the office and didn’t go back to get them, meaning no phone calls for me since friday night. I tought that I was going to feel a little bit “naked” but no, everything went fine. Guess I’m not depending from my mobiles…
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Meebo is a IM client written in AJAX that supports MSN, ICQ, AIM and Yahoo. Still in beta stage, the client is quite functional and a great example of an AJAX application. The goal is to combine all the major IM services available, like Trillian does. [tags]Meebo, Web2.0, Ajax, IM[/tags]
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Sun has a page with ads that don’t get to be published by the major business publications such as the Wall Street Journal. Feauturing an agressive marketing, the ads contain agressive language and references to other companies benchmarks (like Dell). But there’s this ad (approved) that resembles the porn magazines back in the 80’s, feauturing…
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Google launched Google Blogs, a blog searching engine (DUH!) Bye Bye Technorati???? [tags]Google, Blogs, Technorati, Search Engine[/tags]
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Microsoft released yesterday Microsoft Max, a photo sharing and organizer tool, much like Google’s Picasa and Hello combined. Anyway, Max is built on WinFX technology, the setup program installs it but the download is not so small and MS servers are a little bit slow right now. I can’t install it in this pc, because…
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Then: Now: You have to check the photos of their equipment back then… it’s a must! [tags]Google[/tags]
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Techblogs exploded today with what might be called the deal of the day (yes day, with the current pace of buys, sells and computer geek star recruitment, the IT world is changing literally in a daily basis), but still the question remains: WHY? Why did eBay bought Skype? What will they do? How can they…