Yes yes yes, I KNOW!. Some of my favorite Google apps are missing badly on mac, specifically chrome and picasa. Not sure why Google does not cater these apps for the mac community, but it is plain annoying that they do so.
Now, 50% of our problems are solved with Chromium, that will not only run on mac, but on linux distros as well. Thank you WINE right?
This is a great presentation by David and one that I am planning of incorporating into my efforts to raise funds for the KITCHEN PC. Seriously, if you are not familiar with TED, this is a great intro. David Rose explains how a killer pitch is made, having served both ends I am looking and listening:
Microsoft is at it again, raising the mice bar with the release of new tracking technology that is exciting (if you are a geek). In their own words: “Microsoft’s BlueTrack Technology sets new industry standard, surpasses optical and laser to track on virtually any surface.”
Now this is a really cool product that I personally believe the market, specifically the enterprise, can, should and will embrace. Remember the Kindle? That big chunk of white plastic with Treo-like keyboard? Well then, check out Plastic logic and they are about to release to the market at the 1st quarter of 2009. Check out the Plastic Logic website and here is a demo video off YouTube:
A huge cheer for this step forward in world mapping and the process of making it available at the tip of our fingers, via browsers on our desktops/laptops and cell phones (who said Android?). Quite amazing that Google turned 10 this passing week and had already contributed so much to the shaping of our present and future world.
