This is a good start to having a simple handheld browsing Device for Reading and keeping in touch.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Amazon Kindle - Electronic Reader
Going back to my original posting ideas, I think the Amazon kindle is to the ideal portable reader, especially with its wireless capability.. Check out the video
This is a good start to having a simple handheld browsing Device for Reading and keeping in touch.
This is a good start to having a simple handheld browsing Device for Reading and keeping in touch.
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Thursday, July 19, 2007
How To Watch Satellite & Cable TV On Your PC FREE - Tips
by: Tony Pescatore
Today you can get instant access to watching satellite TV on your PC but is it all as good as they say. These are how to watch satellite & cable TV on your PC FREE - Tips
NEGATIVES:
For some shows I watch such as my favourite live sport show you have to get it set up 10- 15 minutes beforehand otherwise you not going to get as good of a feed.
As this is not a paid TV cable or satellite service there is buffering involved which means you might have to wait under a minute or two before you can watch a particular program.
Depending on the speed of your computer, if it is a dial up I probably wouldn’t advise you to consider this.
POSITIVES:
Over 3000 STATIONS on your PC or Laptop for a one time low fee. That means you can stop paying for high-priced cable or satellite services! Watch LIVE Games (even the games that are not shown elsewhere) - With this software!
There are no subscriptions needed and no recurring charges and the picture is DVD quality.
The choices you get are sports such as ESPN, news, movies, music, weather, kids channels, educational, shopping, clips plus radio stations and much, much more. It works anywhere in the world with no need to buy extra hardware equipment or a PC TV card because the TV channels are streamed through your internet connection. You just need an Internet connection.
Watch TV in English, Spanish, German, Arabic, French, Italian, Russian, Dutch and more. You may also browse world TV by regions or by country name you do this by choosing a country and watch there TV programs from that country so many to choose from.
They will be adding many more quality stations in the near future such as ESPN 2, MTV USA, HBO, Playboy TV, Pay Per View, + many more.
There is a forum, which helps you out if you have any questions.
MY CONCLUSION: Satellite TV for your PC is solely I believe up to your computer if you have dial up I wouldn’t recommend it. Otherwise if you don’t mine waiting for the buffering to watch your program and also a one time low fee to watch satellite TV on your PC then its forever free instead of paying recurring charges to watch on your TV this is the way to go. How To Watch Satellite & Cable TV On Your PC FREE - Tips
About The Author
Tony Pescatore finds and writes helpful information on topics he believes in.
You get a quick review or buyers on some of best software available online today.
Check Out TV Over Internet Blog
Today you can get instant access to watching satellite TV on your PC but is it all as good as they say. These are how to watch satellite & cable TV on your PC FREE - Tips
NEGATIVES:
For some shows I watch such as my favourite live sport show you have to get it set up 10- 15 minutes beforehand otherwise you not going to get as good of a feed.
As this is not a paid TV cable or satellite service there is buffering involved which means you might have to wait under a minute or two before you can watch a particular program.
Depending on the speed of your computer, if it is a dial up I probably wouldn’t advise you to consider this.
POSITIVES:
Over 3000 STATIONS on your PC or Laptop for a one time low fee. That means you can stop paying for high-priced cable or satellite services! Watch LIVE Games (even the games that are not shown elsewhere) - With this software!
There are no subscriptions needed and no recurring charges and the picture is DVD quality.
The choices you get are sports such as ESPN, news, movies, music, weather, kids channels, educational, shopping, clips plus radio stations and much, much more. It works anywhere in the world with no need to buy extra hardware equipment or a PC TV card because the TV channels are streamed through your internet connection. You just need an Internet connection.
Watch TV in English, Spanish, German, Arabic, French, Italian, Russian, Dutch and more. You may also browse world TV by regions or by country name you do this by choosing a country and watch there TV programs from that country so many to choose from.
They will be adding many more quality stations in the near future such as ESPN 2, MTV USA, HBO, Playboy TV, Pay Per View, + many more.
There is a forum, which helps you out if you have any questions.
MY CONCLUSION: Satellite TV for your PC is solely I believe up to your computer if you have dial up I wouldn’t recommend it. Otherwise if you don’t mine waiting for the buffering to watch your program and also a one time low fee to watch satellite TV on your PC then its forever free instead of paying recurring charges to watch on your TV this is the way to go. How To Watch Satellite & Cable TV On Your PC FREE - Tips
About The Author
Tony Pescatore finds and writes helpful information on topics he believes in.
You get a quick review or buyers on some of best software available online today.
Check Out TV Over Internet Blog
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Create Your Own Digital Library
by: Jelaine Macaraeg
The moment you got your first digital camera, your view of the world has totally changed. You always seem to see something beautiful or artistic in your surroundings, worthy of being captured in pixels. You experiment quite a lot and keep on loading your pictures in your computer. Until one day, you thought of working on a project. You’re sure you have the kind of picture you need – you knew you have it somewhere in your hard disk… in one of those folders… You can’t run a search for it though because you pretty much use generic filenames like Flower1, Flower2, Flower 3 and so on. Uh-oh! Looks like it’s high time for you to organize your digital photos!
Microsoft has something that can help you do that. It’s called the Microsoft Digital Image Suite 9, which actually consists of two imaging applications – MS Digital Image Library 9, which serves as your database of digital images and MS Digital Image Pro 9, which is a photo manipulation program.
A lot of people may like it’s familiar Explorer-like interface – the left pane being the folder pane, while the right side of the window is the image browser, showing thumbnails of your images.
The good thing about Digital Image Library 9 is that you wouldn’t have to transfer your photos from their current location. Instead, it scans your hard disk and locates folders it considers photo folders, afterwhich you may deselect folders that are not appropriate. The images may then be sorted according to date or keywords. From here, you may double-click on a photo to bring it up in a full-screen view and use the basic controls for zoom, fit to screen, rotate and print. You may also select multiple photos for slideshow, the speed of which range from 1 second to 1 minute.
Oftentimes, pictures taken with a digital camera contains metadata. These are information about the photo, such as shutter speed and the date and time the photo was taken. Digital Image Library 9 allows you to add these metadata with captions and keywords to easily categorize and later on identify images. Another nifty feature of this application is that it even allows you to rate your photos! From the preview pane, simply click on how many stars, the highest being five, you wish to assign each photo.
If you wish to do some retouches on an image, simply click the edit button and Digital Image Pro 9 launches and opens the selected image. This application has a lot of quick-fix features such as the Red Eye tool and the Smart Erase, which caters to novice retouchers and home users who don’t want anything complicated.
Being the all-in-one application that it is, Microsoft Digital Image Suite 9 comes with tons of mats, frames and templates for creating professional photo projects such as scrapbooks, photo albums, calendars and postcards. You may also get Microsoft Photo Story, an add-on to the suite that lets you turn your photos into video. Simply choose which photos to include then add some narration if you have a microphone and add music and zooming effects.
About the author:I like to read anything that contains words in the old English form, though I can’t understand it. You know, the King James Version of the Bible with words like thou, thy, thine, wilst, etc. The words used are different. The construction of the sentence is different, too, which makes sentences sound artistic. I also like gothic metal, a music genre, because most of the lyrics contain such words. It is not only the words that fascinate me; it’s the hidden meaning it contains. It’s like an abstract painting; you don’t get the real picture until you see through it.
For comments and inquiries about the article visit http://www.ucreative.com
Get the latest on Streaming Internet TV at my TV over Internet Blog
The moment you got your first digital camera, your view of the world has totally changed. You always seem to see something beautiful or artistic in your surroundings, worthy of being captured in pixels. You experiment quite a lot and keep on loading your pictures in your computer. Until one day, you thought of working on a project. You’re sure you have the kind of picture you need – you knew you have it somewhere in your hard disk… in one of those folders… You can’t run a search for it though because you pretty much use generic filenames like Flower1, Flower2, Flower 3 and so on. Uh-oh! Looks like it’s high time for you to organize your digital photos!
Microsoft has something that can help you do that. It’s called the Microsoft Digital Image Suite 9, which actually consists of two imaging applications – MS Digital Image Library 9, which serves as your database of digital images and MS Digital Image Pro 9, which is a photo manipulation program.
A lot of people may like it’s familiar Explorer-like interface – the left pane being the folder pane, while the right side of the window is the image browser, showing thumbnails of your images.
The good thing about Digital Image Library 9 is that you wouldn’t have to transfer your photos from their current location. Instead, it scans your hard disk and locates folders it considers photo folders, afterwhich you may deselect folders that are not appropriate. The images may then be sorted according to date or keywords. From here, you may double-click on a photo to bring it up in a full-screen view and use the basic controls for zoom, fit to screen, rotate and print. You may also select multiple photos for slideshow, the speed of which range from 1 second to 1 minute.
Oftentimes, pictures taken with a digital camera contains metadata. These are information about the photo, such as shutter speed and the date and time the photo was taken. Digital Image Library 9 allows you to add these metadata with captions and keywords to easily categorize and later on identify images. Another nifty feature of this application is that it even allows you to rate your photos! From the preview pane, simply click on how many stars, the highest being five, you wish to assign each photo.
If you wish to do some retouches on an image, simply click the edit button and Digital Image Pro 9 launches and opens the selected image. This application has a lot of quick-fix features such as the Red Eye tool and the Smart Erase, which caters to novice retouchers and home users who don’t want anything complicated.
Being the all-in-one application that it is, Microsoft Digital Image Suite 9 comes with tons of mats, frames and templates for creating professional photo projects such as scrapbooks, photo albums, calendars and postcards. You may also get Microsoft Photo Story, an add-on to the suite that lets you turn your photos into video. Simply choose which photos to include then add some narration if you have a microphone and add music and zooming effects.
About the author:I like to read anything that contains words in the old English form, though I can’t understand it. You know, the King James Version of the Bible with words like thou, thy, thine, wilst, etc. The words used are different. The construction of the sentence is different, too, which makes sentences sound artistic. I also like gothic metal, a music genre, because most of the lyrics contain such words. It is not only the words that fascinate me; it’s the hidden meaning it contains. It’s like an abstract painting; you don’t get the real picture until you see through it.
For comments and inquiries about the article visit http://www.ucreative.com
Get the latest on Streaming Internet TV at my TV over Internet Blog
Monday, July 16, 2007
Internet TV Software
Lately I have been looking at some applications that would utilize wireless broadband service especially 4G category.
The application to mention here is Internet TV. These are basically applications that act as a guide to Internet broadcast from the various Television providers. The advantage with these are that you can find stations from all continents which is not likely with Cable TV.
The general search term I have seen for these are Satellite TV on PC or similar phrases.
You can find more information on these applications on my tv over internet blog.
Imagine having this capability on your Iphone device with WiMAX or LTE technology.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Internet Type Tablet
The Iliad, looks close to what I would recommend as simple device for reading and web access. Adding broadband access such as EVDO, HSDPA or WiMAX would be good step for portability and usefulness.
http://www.irextechnologies.com/
Still a little pricey for where I would like it to be, but a good start.
http://www.irextechnologies.com/
Still a little pricey for where I would like it to be, but a good start.
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Mobile Video update
Check out this new feature from YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/mobile
This allows live posting of video on the go. See a Demo here
http://www.youtube.com/mobile
This allows live posting of video on the go. See a Demo here
Thursday, February 08, 2007
WiMAX - The 4G beach head
With popularity of texting and other communication meas such as the blackberry etc, could drive a new wave of applications such especially the killer video. This would be like Video conferencing and Video on the go.
The other side to look at, is the option for always connected. There is definitely a need for a unified connectivity solution.
To address all of that several technology solutions are been pursued. A few are WiMAX, EVDO Rev C and LTE.
Of all those WiMAX will be the first one out the door with full support for OFDM and MIMO. Most believe that eventually LTE will make it out and dominate the 4G especially since spectrum migration could much simpler than WiMAX.
In any case with carriers such as Sprint pursuing WiMAX, its fair to say this will be the first wave of 4G. It will help to mold the applications and innovators find ways to utilize bandwidth on the go.
Stay tuned for more
The other side to look at, is the option for always connected. There is definitely a need for a unified connectivity solution.
To address all of that several technology solutions are been pursued. A few are WiMAX, EVDO Rev C and LTE.
Of all those WiMAX will be the first one out the door with full support for OFDM and MIMO. Most believe that eventually LTE will make it out and dominate the 4G especially since spectrum migration could much simpler than WiMAX.
In any case with carriers such as Sprint pursuing WiMAX, its fair to say this will be the first wave of 4G. It will help to mold the applications and innovators find ways to utilize bandwidth on the go.
Stay tuned for more
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