Robert Tilton at his finest. Watch this preacher as he lets one loose at every turn. Very well done and edited.
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Month: February 2005
One photo per mile across the U.S.
Photographer Matt Frondorf drove from the Statue of Liberty to the Golden Gate bridge and took one photo at each mile marker. The result is a collection of 3,304 photos moving from east to west – an interactive Flash…
Originally from Lifehacker
Apple to buy TiVo?
People have been speculating about/lusting over this for years, but
TiVo’s stock price jumped more than 17
percent today because of rumors that Apple might be close to buying them. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we know that Wall Street
lives for this kind of gossip, and while the one analyst quoted by Reuters in the story says that the word on the
street is that “Apple is interested in [TiVo’s] business and that they are a takeout target,” we should probably
mention that Time Warner, Liberty Media, Comcast, and even Sony (which used to make TiVo boxes) are all said to be
taking a look at TiVo, too. Could someone just buy TiVo already and give it a good home? Hate to get all emo, but
as much as we’ve harshed on them lately, it’d be a shame
to see the company disappear completely.
Originally posted by Peter Rojas from Engadget
Optic Nerve Cameras for the Blind
Brussels-based Belgian boffins have moved forward with a technology that uses a glasses-mounted camera hooked up to an implant that directly stimulates the optic nerve. The project by the cyberpunky brewsters is just one of many around the world pursuing a similar solution, but this particular rig-up is said to have “the best results.”
This picture is actually from an older, New York-based project that is now sadly defunct.
Camera-Mounted Spectacles May Restore Sight – EU [Reuters via MedGadget]
Originally from Gizmodo
Bluetooth Cassette Tape
Like the Mobiblue Cassette MP3 Player we mentioned yesterday, the Abe Bluetooth Stereo Cassette (BT 80C) crams new tech in an old package. It’s just an audio streamer, so if you’re using a Bluetooth phone or PDA with a music player, it might be a decent solution.
Product Page [Abe-HK via Engadget]
Originally from Gizmodo