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Join the forum! http://tysiphonehelp.com I give a guided tour of the iPhone 3.0 beta software update. You guys will get update sometime in June. Hope you enjoy the video! Please Subscribe! 
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Introducing…the iPhone Shuffle. Brought to you by The Geniuses - http://www.thegeniuses.tv Concept: Jordan Allen-Dutton Additional Voices: Jackie Tohn
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I actually have a few machspeed’s if you look back in my reviews, I think I have one on the machspeed “trio”.. It’s a company in austin that picks up good chinese imports and tries to support them, at least more than other shoestring mp3 player vendors. Ther interface is not perfect and there is no telling how long it will last but I liked the trio’s simplicity, I figured I’d try another of their players. These days since all the mp3 players are made in China brand doesn’t mean anything anymore, support is the only thing that decides quality. I’d thought about upgrading firmware on it but it was sufficiently capable that I haven’t had a reason unless the firmware has more features and a better interface because its a little bit strange, but not so strange as to be totally disorienting. This is like a poor mans Samsung T9, but it comes with 4 gigs. The “Oasis” that machspeed sells looks a bit better and has a micro sd slot. The UBS on this player says its 2.0 but its max throughput is 1MB/sec which is actually USB 1.0 . Also the voice recording format (and fm recording) is WAV, I haven’t checked to see if its 16-bit and 44Khz.. If it could handle a transfer rate of 1MB/sec it can handle raw recording, and with 4GB you have about 6 hours if the player is empty, so it’s probably not bad.. On this one I haven’t been able to get the radio to work.. That’s probably a reason to upgrade the firmware. But Firmware upgrade is one way street, it could screw up the player.. MP3 playback quality and amplification is excellent, it even includes a 3D demonstration with the player which was good enough to make me think I was hearing things in the room that weren’t there. The best part of this players is the speaker in the back of the player, it’s plenty loud and can be used to play podcasts, if you lay it down on a resonating surface like a table it can augment the lower frequencies, the speaker is loud enough that its not so muffled that laying it back down will make it quiet.. For 30 bucks its the best mp3 player I’ve seen so far.. But it’s still untested, I mean, give me 3 months, I’ll get back to you.. If it wasn’t for the speaker in the back I wouldn’t have a reason to use it over my T9/T10 .. The speaker can be turned on or off, and it can be used to add mid and high frequencies to a mini speaker setup that covers the low frequencies.. The video format is named “SMV” which sounds like a WMV (asf) offshoot.. The Samsung T10 and T9’s used a file format call svi which was really just the open source xvid (note, xvid is divx backward) video codec in avi container format and some special cookie code to make it slightly incompatible.. I imagine SMV is the same.. I had read someone gave one to their daughter and she puts movies on her player.. I’m skeptical, but if it plays mpeg video, it’s certainly possible..
Extra to this, I mentioned the Toshiba laptop of mine finally bit the dust.. I figured that overheating was the cause.. It probably was a result of not having adequate drivers for the motherboard in linux, there may have been sensors to control the power level based on the temperature of the laptop.. It used a dual core (non-mobility) processor which can run hot. In fact the touch pad was quite hot.. I’d also had it sitting on the sun.. Recipe for disaster.. I couldn’t get it back, so I’m debating what to do with it.. I’m typing this message on my acer aspire one.. I purchased a Thinkpad T30 on ebay for about 210 dollars.. I got some coin tubes on amazon for 15 dollars and sorted and wrapped 210 dollars worth of coins (incl. 15 rolls of quarters) in about two or three hours. It was well worth it considering that spare change will pay for the T30 laptop. Anyhow, I hope it is in good shape.. If so it will replace my old TP 600X.. Thing I love about the TP’s is ample wrist rest and the nub-dot pointer control which works well with mouse clicking.. I hate tapping on a touch pad, it’s really not very easy to control.
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A demo of Garmin nuvi 350 portable GPS by www.defefx.com. This video shows you how the unit operates on the road.
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http://www.bobsgame.com
bob’s game - a game by one person
This is my game for Nintendo DS, a 20-hour-long retail-size,
retail-quality adventure title by a single human being.
“bob’s game” is a simple 2D adventure game with focus on story, puzzles, items, and communication.
Many characters have deep personalities that evolve, and many events depend on the in-game time and day.
It’s the game I wanted to play when I was younger, a vision I’ve been following since then.
this game is a sort of masterpiece for me.
I’ve invested well over 15,000 hours into this game’s development over five years. That is no exaggeration.
All concepts, story, code, sprites, tiles, music, samples,
fonts, etc. were created entirely by me from scratch.
It’s programmed in straight C- originally for the GameBoy Advance in mid 2003. As soon as the DS came out I jumped at the chance to use the new touchscreen and features and ported right over.
I’m proud of my work, and I’m sure that shows-
I have a lot of passion for what I do.
I believe that in some cases “too many cooks spoil the broth.”
In my opinion, the best games are the ones designed by one guy with a vision.
In this case, it can’t be any more pure or true than that.
I’d love to hear any constructive criticism or suggestions Yuu might have that would help me improve it.
Thank Yuu.
-bob
bob@bobsgame.com
UPDATE—-
the story has been picked up by dsfanboy.com, a division of engadget!
http://www.dsfanboy.com/2008/08/11/five-years-of-work-bobs-game/
Yuu guys are awesome! Thanks!
UPDATE—-
Kotaku.com has written an article!
http://kotaku.com/5036261/what-15000-hours-of-ds-homebrew-development-looks-like
thank Yuu Kotaku! i love it!
UPDATE—-
YouTube has suddenly implemented annotations for embedded videos like mine!
Thanks, YouTube!
PUBLISHERS ARE WATCHING!
they are waiting to see how popular this gets, so let them know what Yuu think!
THANK YOU EVERYBODY!
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An In-Depth Video Tour of Google Android 0.9 SDK r1 Beta, an Great Mobile OS
Download it: http://code.google.com/android/download_list.html
Release Notes: http://code.google.com/android/RELEASENOTES.html
Google released the Android 0.9 SDK r1 Beta, boasting of a pile of API updates and a visual refresh that moves it one solid step closer to actually, you know, showing up on a phone. A long changelog and a few screenshots are great, but we’ve fired up the SDK’s emulator for a guided tour of Android’s salient features.
0:02: Main menu is contained in a drawer that slides from the bottom of the screen
0:08: Multiple home screens can be flipped with touch gestures, a la the iPhone
0:20: Icons can be dragged from the main menu to build customized home screens. Dragging to the menu drawer trashes the home screen shortcut
0:38: Dialer screen, followed by the call behavior. Calls can continue in the background, and all functions that don’t require data transfer can work concurrently (This is currently a software regulation, as 3g networks should theoretically allow for simultaneous voice and data usage).
0:53: Ongoing calls and other notifications can be accessed by dragging the taskbar down.
1:20: Browser displays Gizmodo. Rendering is quite good, page navigation is a fairly intuitive rehash of current touch-control schemes. It’s not terrible good at guessing column widths during double-tap zooming, but seems very usable. Preview magnification feature is useful for smaller screens or text-heavy pages.
2:22: “Tabbed” browsing feature lays out a grid of pages, with previews
2:45: Google Maps app. As you can see, this is among the more polished apps, and will feel familiar to anyone who has used Google Maps on the desktop or mobile devices.
3:30: Google Maps Street View.
4:00: Home screen include widgets (Google Search, a clock and a picture frame are the only ones for now) that can be dragged around the home screen(s).
4:23: The music apps relies on a panel of icons (a recurring theme in Android)
4:30: Message composition is unremarkable, but there is no sign of an on-screen keyboard at the moment. This could be a customization catered the the first round of Android phones, at least one of which will have a slide-out keyboard.
5:12: The camera naturally doesn’t work in the emulator, but there are currently very few options in its menus.
5:50: Wallpaper switching. This is one of the few areas where Android excels aesthetically. Wallpaper scrolls as home screens are switched, but at a slower rate that the icons. This creates a convincing illusion of depth.
6:11: The home screen can also be modified via the system menu, where you can choose to add applications, widgets and shortcuts, as well as change the wallpaper.
It’s hard to pass judgement on Android in the condition it’s in. What’s there is impressive, but there are so many glaring omissions, at least from a consumer standpoint. There is a fantastic system for managing ongoing calls and system messages (via the pull-down taskbar) but no apps to take advantage of it. Email and IM would suit such a configuration beautifully, but neither is included in this release. And seriously, where is the calendar? The organizer? A video app? Youtube support?
Sure, these things could be left to the developer community, but Google already has messaging, email, video and calendar services, so it’s reasonable to expect that they be included by default in Android. Before a public release, Android should at least posses a feature set comparable to your average candy bar phone, courtesy of Google, so that the eager open-source development community can devote their effort to creating new, innovative apps and modifications for the OS.
Objections aside, the progress is promising. In terms of usability, Android is much easier to navigate and customize than virtually all other mobile solutions. With a few more apps, Android will be a clear choice over Windows Mobile, skinned or not. You can download the SDK and play with the emulator yourself, if you want. Just a word of warning, though — explaining to your family or significant other that you’re testing an emulated prerelease of an upcoming mobile OS is about as hard as it sounds
Source: http://gizmodo.com/5038586/an-in+depth-video-tour-of-android-09-an-almost-great-almost-os
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