iPhone now have their own photo sharing site - Natuba
Natuba is a new photo sharing site dedicated to iPhone users with an emphasis on mobile uploading which has been created by Richard Yoo, former CEO of Rackspace and Serverbeach. Natuba has tagging, an FB app, ratings and Twitter integration.
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Firefox 3 arriving soon
Good news for Mozilla Firefox fans. The latest version of Firefox will be released in June 2008. The Firefox 3 AKA Gran Paradiso is claimed to be much more stable than “anything else out there”. This Internet Explorer competitor features enhanced security level and allows users to run websites when they are not connected to the Internet. The new Firefox 3 also uses less computer memory than Firefox 2.Good news for Mozilla Firefox fans. The latest version of Firefox will be released in June 2008. The Firefox 3 AKA Gran Paradiso is claimed to be much more stable than “anything else out there”. This Internet Explorer competitor features enhanced security level and allows users to run websites when they are not connected to the Internet. The new Firefox 3 also uses less computer memory than Firefox 2.
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All-in-one Skype phone and Fullsize Keyboard
Check out this full size keyboard produced by Buffalo incorporating a certified Skype handset, never miss that important call again.
Available In Japan this October for $65 about £32
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Linksys Wireless-G Internet Camera
With its own built in web server this camera is perfect for up loading images and streaming video direct to the web over Wireless-G (802.11g) networking, or 10/100 Ethernet cable and supports MPEG4 & Motion JPEG video encoding upto 640 x 480 pixels.
You can also turn on the built in Security Mode, which tells the camera to send a message with a short video attached to up to three email addresses whenever it detects motion in its field of view. You can then log onto the live video stream if the situation warrants. The included Viewer & Recorder utility lets you record the audio/video stream to your local hard drive, “live” or on a predetermined schedule.
Available for $120 about £65 this is an affordable security option
Via Geeky Gadgets
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Wikipedia Scanner Reveals Who has been editing entries
A clever Cal Tech grad student, Virgil Griffith has invented the Wikipedia scanner which is a tool that will reveal exactly who is editing specific Wikipedia entries.
The Wikipedia Scanner reveals the IP addresses of those altering pages, and some of the edits revealed so far include one by the CIA and the Vatican.
On the profile of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the tool indicates that a worker on the CIA network reportedly added the exclamation “Wahhhhhh!” before a section on the leader’s plans for his presidency.
A warning on the profile of the anonymous editor reads: “You have recently vandalised a Wikipedia article, and you are now being asked to stop this type of behaviour.”
You can download the tool here.
Via Pocket-lint
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Facebook Now on The iPhone
The guys over at Facebook have created a custom version of their popular social networking site for Apple iPhone users.
Via TecheBlog
Check out the video of it in action.
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Yahoo Go 2.0 Hits the UK Friday
The new version of Yahoo! Go 2.0 mobile software will be available on your mobile from Friday.
Yahoo! Go is optimized for mobile devices, and it features a core carousel for navigation.
There will be various Yahoo! Go Widgets available, including ones for email, local information, maps, news, sports, entertainment and a few more.
It will also feature a new search called ‘Yahoo! oneSearch™ ‘, which apparently is optimised to give you instant answers to your searches on the spot.
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YouTube Goes International
You-Tube the popular online video sharing site owned by Google, is launching nine new international versions of its web video service.
The new sites will be specifically targeted at individual countries including, the UK, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Japan, Italy, Brazil, Ireland and France.
Each of the country specific sites is translated into local languages and has country-specific video rankings and comments.
You-Tube have also released details of new content partnerships with the like of Athena 3 in Spain, France 24, and a number of deals with European football clubs including Chelsea, Barcelona, Real Madrid and AC Milan.
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Safari - Running on Windows Vista - Pics
Heres a picture of Safari Running on Vista.
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Google steps it up a gear, with Google Gears
Google has announced the launch of its new software, ‘Google Gears‘.
Google Gears is designed to allow users to access online services like e-mail, news readers and online calendars when they are offline.
This will enable users to use their computer in places where there is no internet connection.
Google have revealed that they intend Google Gears to be an open source project, and they are working with the likes of Adobe and Moxilla, to create a single standard technology which will work across all the major platforms.
According to Google, this new technology ‘builds on the Web’s existing programming model by introducing new JavaScript APIs for sophisticated data storage, application caching, and multi-threading features,”
I think this is going to be a great application, enabling you to view information offline that your browser has stored, when you were last online.
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Digg to expand into Product Reviews and more
Digg have announced that they will be expanding their popular social news site to include product and service reviews.
Kevin Rose told an audience at the Next Web Conference recently, that they are currently working on a ‘big project’ that will deliver significant enhacements to Digg, over the next six to twelve months.
The new enhanced Digg will allow users to Digg anything, including, images, services and products. This seems like a great enhancement, for what is already one of the best social news site on the web today.
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