Archive for January, 2010

I saw this and had a big surge of “And THAT, M-Fers, is why I got into HD for Indies in the first place!!!! An F900 can SUCK IT!” What we have here are two skimboarders (OK OK I cheated in the headline sub – skimboarders is long/complex/weaker than surfer) with a cheapie GoPro camera….on a broomstick. What happens when you hold up a lightweight, waterproof, wide angle lensed camera on a pole looking back at you while you do sports? Fun stuff! Video after the jump.

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WOW! Here’s why to go cheap/fast/light!

GoogleVoice has recently improved its functionality on the iPhone by upgrading its optimized iPhone website, both esthetically and operationally. In light of the misinformation published by some other tech journalists, I must clarify that GoogleVoice has been working fine on the iPhone for many months, at least with three of its features. I have been using GoogleVoice on my iPhone since July 2009 to place inexpensive outgoing international calls, which has been my main reason for using it. Since that date, GoogleVoice has also worked for incoming calls to the iPhone, although I don’t regularly use that feature for now. Even though I don’t regularly use the incoming call feature —or GoogleVoice’s other features so far— I do cover all of them in this article, in addition to explaining specifically how GoogleVoice has improved when placing outgoing international calls from the iPhone as a result of this recent update. I’ll also cover how I expect the GoogleVoice service to grow even further in the coming months.

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GoogleVoice improves its functionality on the iPhone

To climb on a plane again to Europe after only twenty-four hours home in New York was a combination of exciting and somehow inconceivable. The mere six days I spent at Sundance felt like a month, practically, for all that happened. And in departing on Friday evening, I was not leaving for another six days. No, when I return on 02/13, I will have been here for over two weeks. But it’s all very exciting — just a matter of keeping the basics on target (water, food, sleep). My first Rotterdam experience occurred not in the city itself but on the shuttle on the way from Amsterdam. I was fortunate enough to share a cab with Pippilotti Rist. I didn’t know it at the time, but she is a prolific and amazingly imaginative video and…

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IFP/Rotterdam, Post #1