Monday, August 31, 2009

Snow Leopard friendly HDTV

With important applications like Boxee Media Center, XBMC and Plex for OS X, it is more tempting than ever to connect your Mac to your HDTV. Now that you've upgraded to Leopard Snow Leopard, you will find high-definition television that Snow Leopard friendly.

All things Apple Weblog TUAW noticed that when connecting a MacBook to an HDTV to Snow Leopard, will display options again, designed specifically for viewing on HDTV 720p, 1080i and 1080p good. It's a minor tweak (you can always go out to 1920 × 1080, but it is easier to print), but it is a practice for people using a Mac as the center of your home theater setup, and this kind of integration between our computers and Exhibitions is the kind of thing hope to see more in the future.

TUAW notes that have been tested and found working on machines connected via DisplayPort -> HDMI, but comments on the work also confirm that the DVI to HDMI. If you're lucky, we'll hear what works for you in the comments.

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Sunday, August 30, 2009

Bricks Breaking and Cube Crash

Bricks Breaking

With this you should select 2 or more bricks of the same color that are connected together to begin to crumble. To remove a single brick to use one of the wands, but want to use sparingly.

Cube Crash

This is like breaking bricks, but you do not have a magic wand. To delete a set of bricks must be three of the same color. On the left side that shows the number of bricks that need to be planted prior to the next level.

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Saturday, August 29, 2009

Linksify raised half a million dollars

Linksify raised half a million dollars in seed funding from the contractor, angel investor Jon Fisher, founder and start Tony Wu (a former partner at Fisher). The company is also releasing a tool to share your contact information on beta today.

Billed as the "book of the last address you'll ever need, the service - which looks and behaves much like it was built in the nineties - is committed to offering its users full control over how their information is shared in compliance their need for privacy. To do this, give registered members the opportunity to divide people into three groups that you know (knowledge, personal contacts and contacts) and assign different sets of permissions for them.

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Friday, August 28, 2009

OneRiot - real time engine research

OneRiot, real-time engine research, today announced 7 million dollars for new U.S. Tower Series C financing led by companies Apia, Commonwealth Capital Ventures and Spark Capital. The company blog has published more information.

While the current search space weather is very hot right now, OneRiot focused on the opening and expansion of its APIs so that others can use your data. Partners include Yahoo and Microsoft, which of course there will soon be much closer in space research. Meanwhile, Titan Google search is said to be very interested in space in real time and is considering its own way of doing things. And then, of course, it's Twitter, which currently provides research based on their Summize acquisition, but also have said something more in the works.

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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

GVoice Favicon Alerts for Greasemonkey

You have your Gmail and Google Reader tab minimum permanent in place, but wants Google to add the voice notifications to the mix? A Greasemonkey script is useful notifications of new posts in the Google favicon voice, that gives (almost) total awareness of your browser.

The number of warning and color is placed a little different from the icons below to the right in Gmail notifications Gina enabled better Gmail 2 add-on (and the script is derived), but agree with the Count Google Reader favicon. Organizers obsessive tab, take note.

Want to add a favicon of Google Voice tab to your mix? Make sure you have Greasemonkey installed, head to the icons compiled Perma-Gina-only collection here and install add-ons, then click the link below to install updates of Google's voice. If you have added another site only with favicon icon alerts to your mix, let us know about it in the comments.
 

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Tiny Twitter - Twitter for Windows Mobile and Blackberry

If you have a data plan with your phone and want to avoid using SMS fees updating Twitter, Tiny Twitter will help you keep an eye on your friends and send tweets free surplus.

Tiny Twitter is customizable enough to make use of a twitter client on your mobile phone at home without being overwhelmed with unnecessary parameters and options.

You can adjust the frequency of Tiny Twitter tweets seek new, rocking sound and popup alerts, and adjust the buffer size the client Tweet.

When you are reading and sending messages, you can retweet, direct response, and performs all the standard functions like this and unfollowing. In addition, you can temporarily hide a user and not just temporarily hide unfollowing incoming messages in the case of excessive talking.

Tiny Twitter is free and available for Windows Mobile and Java-based client as a Java-compatible phones, like the Blackberry.
 

Monday, August 24, 2009

Icon-Only Perma-Tabs for Gmail and Google Reader

Our industrious Gina Trapani place above collections Mozilla feature used to put all the necessary extensions for quick and easy to install. So head to one library icon PermaTabs, installing the necessary extensions (all extensions that are really solid in their own right, so it will not necessarily only install this purpose) and head back our original post if you need help from there.