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I didn’t make CES this year so, I’m doing a bit of “web watching” and trying to stay current on the events.  
One keynote I sat through was the live webcast of Intel’s CEO Paul Otellini, eJamming’s Alan Jay Glueckman and front man Steve Harwell of SmashMouth.  This was an interesting and entertaining demo. 
As a musician I admire what eJaming software [...]

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Did you hear about the student George Hotz, 17, Glen Rock, New Jersey who was awarded “Best of Category” and received a $5,000 Intel scholarship and an Intel® Centrino® Duo Mobile Technology-based notebook? 
He spent the summer trying to successfully unlock the iPhone  Hotz runs a blog and you can find all the information on [...]

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Many of my RSS feeds and blogs I read there is technology and innovation coming out of Israel in a big way. It’s difficult to keep up with the reports on technologies, acquisitions and new startup companies that seem to happen there weekly. What’s the deal? I did a little research [...]

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When it comes to real estate technology, you are helped out by mashups everyday and may not even realize it. What’s a mashup? Basically, it’s a combination of Web applications that are “mashed” together to do something totally different. In the real estate industry, mashups are most prominent in map form, such as integrating [...]

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FlippingPads

Ran across a new social network for those involved in real estate, at pretty much every level of involvement. Called the Flipping Pad.
In this community are areas to post properties for sale or others that are of commercial interest in one way or another. You can create a user profile, find other members to [...]

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I’m sure you’ve heard about Justin — and Justin.tv — he’s 23 and been wearing a video camera and webcasting his life live on the web for the past couple months. Everything he does is broadcast live — similar to the Hollywood movie The Truman Show.
Justin’s 24/7 reality online TV show has turned into [...]

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I ran across a cool website mention in the local paper today and decided to give it a look. I’m a visual person and making things visual always gets my attention. IBM’s Visual Communication Lab enables anyone to upload all kinds of data and turn them into graphs, maps, tag clouds and other [...]

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Scooters R Us

Intel Corporation is celebrating 30 years in the embedded business. They must have contracted the Teutul boyz (Doug Davis (left:Intel GM), founder Paul Teutul with sons Paul, Jr. (‘Paulie’) middle and Mikey, on the right) of Orange County Chopper (OCC) and American Chopper/Discovery television fame. The high-definition TV show has become popular in [...]

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Be careful out there. I often register at Web 2.0 sites as part of my function in life to sketch, discuss, “hot-glue”, mashup, hack, build and think toward a more innovative future.
Most recently in reviewing “Mommy” sites I’ve been posing as a 35 year-old mom (Carmen – likes Cars and Men – get it?) with [...]

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Looking in the mirror at just what objects did appear closer as the year comes to a close, I suspect a key question on your mind is: What is Mac’s prognostication of digital home and general usage trends next year…?
1. Music is THE Application for Mobile Phones
CD-quality music is going to be on more than [...]

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