I’ve got a big pile of business cards on my desk that’s built up over the last six months, which I really should to transcribe into the contact list on my computer. But it’s time I admitted it: I’ll probably never get to this tedious, thankless task. Too bad I don’t have a NeatReceipts scanner …
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I’m convinced that most reporters who write about Second Life have never explored the world themselves. Maybe they read blogs about it or get press releases with screenshots from Linden Labs, but if they had actually “been” to the “3D online digital world,” they wouldn’t write about it as if it were a normal place, …
Snoring is a curse. Sure, if you snore it isn’t that bad, as you won’t wake yourself up with your own snoring, but think about whoever is sharing a bed with you. You’re providing them with sleepless nights, and if the guilt doesn’t bother you, they will with their complaining. It’s a problem for both …
It’s been a long time coming, but Apple has finally released its 8-core MacPro workstation. At the heart of this super system are two 3.0-GHz quad-core Intel Xeon processors that should run circles around other systems out there. The system has two FireWire 400, two FireWire 800, and four USB 2.0 ports, and it supports up …
Dan Bishop’s Vitals monitoring system takes the medical bracelet to a new level. Designed to ease up on the tedious workload that taking vital signs involves, the concept medical wristband can monitor the wearer’s temperature, pulse and blood pressure. First, medical staff will take a manual reading to provide a baseline. For future readings, though, all the …
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