posted by admin on Feb 16
There has been so much going on so far this year - and we are only in it by around 6 weeks!
So, let’s start with the question that is on everyone’s lips since the iPad was launched and the Kindle wanted to get bigger: so read Tabitha Mcivers article 25 Essential Free iPhone Apps to “Kindle-ize” Your iPhone to save you some money on upgrades if you can resist these new gadgets!
Shakira Dawn joins in the debate too with a great use for one of this years greatest releases: The Clinical iPad? 25 Ways Tablet PCs Are Used in Healthcare.
Another current topic in the news at the mo is related to social networking sites (and Facebook have changed their layout AGAIN) and here Aaliyah Williams gives us her opinion with her article titled: Google launches Buzz to take on Twitter and Facebook.
A comical article now from Big Cajun Man with a wishful article on a Financial Shock Collar!
Onto the future now with an interesting article by Will - who thinks that there is the potential for 3D Content & Programming On The Way - interesting, no?
A short one to finish with Ankesh highlighting a potential eco-phone: Sharp rolling out solar powered phone this month.
Happy Pancake Day!
posted by admin on Jan 16
Happy New Year to all you readers - and here are some technological articles to inspire you in 2010.
First up, we have some extensive tips on using the Google Wave software by Herbert Anderson: 25 Tips for Students & Teachers Using Google Wave.
Sam Nash then leads with an interesting post on why we just accept the old as standard when we should be looking for the best instead - he gives his opinion on one of the alternative computer keyboards on the market: DAS Keyboard - The Successor to the IBM Model M Keyboard | Gadget News and Reviews.
A great review of the Samsung Corby Pro by Ankesh is up next with some great opinions and images: OG Review Samsung Corby Pro (GT-B5310), however the obligatory mobile apps post by Mary Jones this month, is about the 20 most useless ones that have been invented: The 20 Most Outrageous/Useless iPhone Apps! Some are unbelievable…..
And to finish up, something fun: Jason Keller lists his Top 20 Online Games of 2010 and Ankesh gives us a quick glimpse at quite a neat looking gadget: ‘Printing Your Toast’ concept for the office geek.
See you next time!
posted by admin on Dec 16
Welcome to the final Blog Carnival of 2009 - And Best Wishes for the New Year!
Let’s begin with the very thorough and interesting article by Mary Jones who details 25 Everyday Technologies That Came from NASA. Neat!
And welcome back to a regular writer on e-books - Marco Gustafsson with his article this time on the Cool-er EBook Reader: Intuitive Marketing or Blatant Copying?.
The third article is about the planet - and lists lectures that could change the way you think about biology, technology and the world itself - let Linda Jones share with you 50 Fascinating Lectures on the Future of the Planet.
A little story about the Eco Rally that took place earlier this year by 00FF00 has some great info and some nice photos too! So, read here about The Revolve Eco Rally
And finally, the obligatory ‘Apps’ listing article this month is from Carolyn Friedman who tells us about the Top 20 iPhone Apps for Business Travelers but is joined by a very in-depth article on just 1 particular app - John presents us with his article on A Bird-finding App for iPhone and iPod Touch
See you in 2010!
posted by admin on Nov 16
Right, here we go with a fun-packed Latest Inventions Autumn Blog Carnival;
John Laugherton starts us off with a short article in the Top 50 Web Design Resource Blogs for those of your in the industry, and Katy Unitek takes us to another industry - the renewable energy industry with her post: Moving Away from Oil-Powered Energy - Boots on the Roof
Next we have an interview with an inventor: so Surbhi Bhatia offers us An Interview with Dr. Iqbal Ahmed, Creator of World’s Smallest Steam Engine.
Squeezed in next is the obligatory iTunes link, this month from Linda Jones: 100 Awesome iTunes Feeds for Every Kind of Teacher
Next we have a few posts that may or may not be of interest to everyone, but they offer up some ideas that others might no have thought of, so please give them a look: First we have some speculative but interesting science from Mike with his Brain-Computer Interface and the Wireless Neurosociety article.
Then, Carolyn Friedman gives those starting out a college a very impressive list of 75 + Useful Web Tools for Your First Year of College, followed by some ebook dilemmas from Marco Gustafsson who offers us both: Know More about EBooks and E-Book Readers and E-Ink: their Past, Present and Future.
And tagged on at the end is a very thorough article detailing the pros and cons of the new Hero Sprint technology by Adam Pittaway: HTC Hero (Sprint).
See you in December!
posted by admin on Sep 16
Hello again, and welcome to the carnival.
There don’t seem to be many articles this month that are worth sharing with you. Many left over from last month and the new ones are either not really ’latest inventions’ and many of the submitted articles are just a few paragraphs long and full of links!
These aren’t articles - they are not sharing anything new with readers or even treating us like readers - they are trying to get clicks by using key words!
Where are all the great articles about actual new inventions, great technology and interesting new gadgets?
Lets hope we get some in for next month otherwise this carnival will have to change it’s name to ‘X new iPhone applications for Y’ as these are all I get plenty of!
And here is the latest one: Shannon Wills presents 50 iPhone Apps That Will Make You Much Healthier
Hope to see you next month…….
