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Print A Forest: 100 Documents = 1 Tree
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A lot of offices are going paperless to show that they’re trying to be more green (the good, environmental kind) and eco-friendly. However, there are still many instances where physical copies of documents are still required. |
August 20th, 2011
Nyan Cat Progress Bar Will Have You Shuffling Files All Day
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Are you still addicted to the hypnotic and trippy Nyan Cat? Well now you can have it dancing around your desktop and hear its nyan-tastic theme music every time you transfer or download a file, thanks to Ben Stone and his custom Nyan Cat progress bar.… |
July 11th, 2011
Nec Program Identifies Illegally Copied Videos: Your Move, Pirates
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Japanese IT company NEC claims they have developed “a video content identification technology that detects illegal copies of video content uploaded to the Internet in a matter of seconds.”… I’m not entirely sure how this works, so bear with me on this one. According to the company’s press release, the |
May 7th, 2010
Feedling Feed Reader Puts Feeds on Your Table, Um, Desktop
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Web addicts rejoice: you can now view your feeds right on your desktop. Or should I say right over your desktop. Open source program Feedling lets Windows users pin headlines over their wallpaper. The location, font, colors and update interval of the feeds can be customized.… |
April 28th, 2010
Crewing Mama: Mcdonald’S Japan to Use Nintendo Ds to Train Employees
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Greet the customer! Ask for order! Offer apple pie! According to Nikkei, McDonald’s Japan is developing a Nintendo DS training program for part-time employees. The program is called eSmart…, and will cost the fastfood giant upwards of ¥200,000,000 (approx. $2.2M USD). McDonald’s hopes that the software will cut training |
March 21st, 2010
Google Chrome Os Download, Almost Exactly the Same as the Browser
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Curious and/or impatient techies! An early developer build of Google (Google’s?) Chrome OS – which was just formally announced – has been unleashed on the Internet for those who want to take an early early early peek at what I like to call the BrOSer. From what I’ve read about… |
November 20th, 2009
Nasa Launches Free iPhone App
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Space puns ftw! NASA recently released a free iPhone app that promises a ton of content for space fans, including mission details, videos, images, and twitter feeds. The mission portion is probably the geekiest part of the app, allowing users to read mission details, view launch or arrival countdown clocks,… |
November 17th, 2009
Clearview: One Software to Fix Them All
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Ah, software problems. We’ve all experienced them in varying degrees – sometimes it’s just a stupid online video that won’t load, and sometimes the operating system itself gives up. Now imagine a future where programs can still be compromised, or attacked, but will no longer crash or hang. A group… |
October 30th, 2009
Photosketch Internet Image Montage: This Needs to be Out Now
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Developed by a team of students from Tsinghua University and the National University of Singapore, Photosketch is a more practical version of Scribblenauts…. Say you want to have a picture of a shark jumping out of the sea in an attempt to swallow a helicopter. All you have to |
October 9th, 2009
Rockmelt, a Facebook-Integrated Browser: Wtf or Ftw?
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Internet Explorer is still the world’s most popular internet browser, but its market share has dropped because of sweet alternatives like Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari. And if ReadWriteWeb‘s “reputable sources” are to be believed, a new challenger is about to drop a metaphorical token in the metaphorical arcade machine… |
August 14th, 2009
