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Download Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 Here!

by max on March 19th, 2009
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IE 8 is finally here, out of beta, you can download it here. I suspect that IE8 still will be slow but heck, I will give it a try later today and let you know on what’s up. Today Microsoft Corp. announced the availability of Windows Internet Explorer 8, the new Web browser that offers the best solution for how people use the Web today. It can be downloaded in 25 languages at http: ...

Lego Flash 4 Gb Drive

by David Allen on December 18th, 2008
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This is great little item which use the style and shape of the world famous toy building system Lego, yet it turns out to be a flash drive with a memory of 4 Gb. The novelty value is worth the cost just to see people faces when you pull this one out and stick in your USB port. Description 4 GB USB 2.0 FLASH MEMORY STICK IN A ORIGINAL LEGO 2x 4 PLATES MOBIL APPLICATIONS (runs 100% from t ...

Motorola V3 Hacks - How to Hack the Crap out of V3!

by max on November 9th, 2008
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HackTheV3.com has some great collection of Motorola V3 Hacks including step-by-step instructions on how to flex the firmware, installing new languages, and lots more. This website contains everything I have learned from programming 31 V3s so far, some many times over and over. I’ve done everything in this site that I’ve written about so I know that everything works. S ...

All-in-One Photo Frame Photo Printer!

by max on September 1st, 2008
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All-in-One Photo Frame Photo Printer! Prinics, a company based out of South Korea, has just announced their new All-in-One Photo Frame Photo Printer that lets you view your photos and print them at the same time. It looks very promising but hard to tell when we will be able to get our hands on one in the States. Stacking of printed photographs (max. ...

jsvi - an Javascript Vi Editor!

by max on May 8th, 2008
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My favorite programming editor is Vi since I do a lot of server programming. Here’s a fun little Javascript web-version of the Vi editor. Now you can try out Vi and all its shortcut/macro goodness online with jsvi, a JavaScript-written clone of the basic Vi interface. It’s obviously focused on code, carrying substitutions and spell checking for the most common languages, but ...