Thursday, December 5, 2002

Digital Cameras: Where to Start?. Digital cameras are on a lot of shopping lists this holiday season, but how do you find the right model for you? Experts offer some advice, and users give their favorite picks. By Elisa Batista. [Wired News] 7:41:11 AM    comment []

New Books From O'Reilly [MacSlash: A daily dose of Macintosh News and Discussion] 7:39:34 AM    comment []

Apple software supports TCP/IP over FireWire [The Macintosh News Network] 7:36:16 AM    comment []

iWork 1.0: shareware billing/invoicing app [The Macintosh News Network] 7:32:51 AM    comment []

Download news to your iPod PodNews 3 is a utility for downloading headlines, weather forecasts, lyrics and notes to your iPod. 6:31:34 AM    comment []

Wi-Fi: As Big As Budweiser? "A key figure for the Wi-Fi Alliance says the wireless networking industry will surpass the revenue of household products such as Budweiser beer by 2006."... http://news.com.com/2100-1033-976076.html?tag=fd_top 6:27:24 AM    comment []

Lowering the threshold of mulltiplied genius. George Siemens on The Art of Blogging: But what bloggers do is completely new - and cannot be replicated on any other medium. It's somewhere in between writing a column and talk radio. It's genuinely new. And it harnesses the web's real genius - its ability to empower anyone to do what only a few in the past could genuinely pull off. In that sense, blogging is the first journalistic model that actually harnesses rather than merely exploits the true democratic nature of the web. It's a new medium finally finding a unique voice. [The Doc Searls Weblog] 6:15:57 AM    comment []

We're still in the house and car shopping mode around here. Some good news is that my folks are taking us to the Briarwood for our annual Christmas outing. Now to get ready to stuff myself in a week. 6:11:12 AM    comment []

Sure Happy It's Thursday. 5:59:03 AM    comment []

Motorola and Magis to Demonstrate Wireless Cable Home Network. Motorola and Magis Networks said they will demonstrate a wireless home network using Magis' Air5 chipset that serves all the video and data needs in the home with a throughput rate faster than basic 802.11a. [allNetDevices Wireless News] 5:58:26 AM    comment []