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Archive for May, 2007

Finding e-mail addresses can be daunting

Thursday, May 31st, 2007

It isn’t easy. And sometimes, trying to figure out who an e-mail is coming from is all but impossible. There are lots of freebie come-on products purporting to help locate and reverse list e-mail addresses but one that seems to be pretty good is the Worldwide e-mail address finder.
They charge a reasonable $19.95 one time […]

Cool weather map mashup

Friday, May 18th, 2007

Making Google map mashups is quite the rage. But the coolest one I’ve ever seen is from A.J. Hartley, whose Pleasant Weather site has one that pops up showing live weather conditions for Michigan…. and…. if you grab it and move the cursor… a whole lot more. Check it out here. You’ll want to bookmark […]

YouTube Political vids

Friday, May 18th, 2007

The 2008 Presidential election just may go down as the YouTube campaign. The hugely popular video sharing service run by Google is being used by candidates, political junkies, dissidents, dirty trick political operatives and advocacy groups of every type. Millions are tuned in and, as I reported in this week’s NBC-TV High tech […]

Cool Royalty Free Mixing Program

Thursday, May 17th, 2007

For those of you making podcasts or audio files who really want them to sound professional, I’ve come across a terrific little program that lets you easily add front and back royalty free music clips to give your voice track a truly professional sound.
It’s from a guy named Mike Stewart, who is an expert in […]

iLoad puts CDs on your iPod

Friday, May 11th, 2007

My NBC-TV piece this week is about the iLoad, a $299 device that lets you copy CDs to your iPod without a computer.
It’s one of many iPod peripherals and programs aimed an enhancing the iPod experience.
Another cool iPod service is one called FeedMyiPod.com, a Website that hooks you up to a network containing 95 million […]

Small new camcorder

Friday, May 4th, 2007

My NBC-TV piece this week is on a small new camcorder called the Flip. It’s about the size of a fat cellphone and, with the $149 unit I tested, holds an hour’s worth of video. You can shoot as one long movie or a bunch of clips.
There’s no tape… it records on built in and […]

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