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ITU Telecom Asia 2004: Pantech & Curitel
Booth
ITU Telecom Asia 2004: Pantech & Curitel
Booth
09/10/2004 09:26 AM
LIAM "INTERN CAMP" MCNULTY
--It's always good to see innovation brought to the market,
even if the innovation doesn't necessarily do well. Or at least I
think so. Take a look at the N-Gage - it's almost unanimously
disliked, and has basically proved that "side-talking" is
worthless.
Taking another stab at the game/phone hybrid device is Korean
"Pantech & Curitel." I had more or less forgotten about this company
since the Gizmodo article a couple months ago. Keitai Watch has
renewed my interest in what they have to offer, though, through their
coverage of the company's booth at ITU Telecom Asia 2004.
Hybrid game/phone devices aren't the only suprises Pantech &
Curitel had up their proverbial sleeve. There were also two phones
with 3.1MP cameras and detachable TV antennas, one that looks like it
was runover by an ice cream truck (intended for the American market),
and some other assorted innovations. More information after the
jump.
GameCritics.com
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07/04/2004 03:55 AMI am not a gamer, I have purchased half a dozen games over the past
10 years and probably have played those games less than a 10 hours. So
I found it intriguing tonight to take a look at Game Critics a site
that does not have a RSS feed which is to bad but lots of reviews for
die hard gamer's. Their coverage seems very good check them out. [GameCritics.com]
thirty dialogues bleed into one
thirty dialogues bleed into one
04/11/2005 03:31 PMWe had our last preview show for ACME A Day In The Life on Saturday
night. Previews are scary, because...
I Want A Fat Babe
I Want A Fat Babe
01/24/2004 09:28 PMI Want A Fat Babe
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Digital Praise to Exhibit in the Focus
on the Family Booth at CBA International
2004; Christian Game Developer to Unveil
Two New Interactive Game Titles to
Assist Christian Booksellers in
Capitalizing on the $7 Billion U.S.
Entertainment Software Industry
Digital Praise to Exhibit in the Focus
on the Family Booth at CBA International
2004; Christian Game Developer to Unveil
Two New Interactive Game Titles to
Assist Christian Booksellers in
Capitalizing on the $7 Billion U.S.
Entertainment Software Industry
06/30/2004 03:04 AMDigital Praise comments on opportunity for Christian Booksellers with
interactive Christian games, CBA International Conference in ATL.
[PRWEB Jun 30, 2004]
A babe in Tuxland
A babe in Tuxland
04/09/2004 04:04 PMYou may have heard Linux is difficult to learn and use. Certainly
Linux is different, but pointing and clicking work the same regardless
of the underlying operating system. My four-year-old granddaughter,
K.D., hasn't had any trouble figuring it out, and if she can do it,
you can too.
Cingular to AT & #038;T: I Got You, Babe
Cingular to AT & #038;T: I Got You, Babe
02/18/2004 07:51 AMCingular is set to acquire AT & #038;T Wireless for almost $41 billion
after Britain's Vodafone withdraws from the bidding war. The merger
will create the nation's largest cell-phone company.
Profile my DNA, babe.
Profile my DNA, babe.
11/15/2003 12:06 PM DNA profiling may be a
complex issue, but whatever your take, go ahead and try your hand
at genetic sleuthing with
this spiffy flash interactive.
It's just You and We, babe (experimental
flash)
It's just You and We, babe (experimental
flash)
08/27/2004 01:51 PM
I've been having a
good time with "You and We", a project from
Born Magazine that invites you
to "contribute your words and images to this continuously
evolving, collective experiment." Users upload art, text and
photos to be collaged together in a fast-moving montage that actually
turns out to be pretty nice. So far there have been over a thousand
contributors. [Flash, Sound (toggles), and possibly NSFW.]
Look like a film noir babe
Look like a film noir babe
04/29/2004 02:47 PM
Online clothing boutique Danger Dame offers some super-cool retro
styles for wannabe vixens. Lace up, slink over to a barstool, and
pretend you're in a Raymond Chandler novel with a tragic ending.
Link to Danger Dame shop. See
also this lush new Taschen book,
FILM NOIR.
TOM Online to Report Second Quarter 2004
Results on July 27, 2004
TOM Online to Report Second Quarter 2004
Results on July 27, 2004
07/26/2004 05:47 AMBiz.yahoo.com - Mon Jul 26, 06:20 am GMT
Multifunction and Photo Printing Are the
Name of the Game in 2004 Ink Jet Market;
Lyra report estimates worldwide ink jet
MFP shipments increased more than 50% in
2004
Multifunction and Photo Printing Are the
Name of the Game in 2004 Ink Jet Market;
Lyra report estimates worldwide ink jet
MFP shipments increased more than 50% in
2004
06/06/2005 12:14 AMThe Hard Copy Observer Spotlight: 2004 Ink Jet Printer Market is the
third of Lyra's three product-planning reports covering the printer
market. The report provides strategic insight on and comprehensive
coverage of the ink jet printer market, including how products and
prices changed from January through December, current market trends, a
review of the competitive landscape, and selected articles from The
Hard Copy Observer. [PRWEB May 23, 2005]
Seventeenth Quarterly Report UN document
S/2004/435 of 28 May 2004
Seventeenth Quarterly Report UN document
S/2004/435 of 28 May 2004
06/13/2004 05:43 AMHere is a copy of UNMOVIC's latest report .. Shumokh store site
overview ..
PDF
un.org/Depts/unmovic/new/documents/quarterly_reports/s-2004-435.
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TalkPoint Powers Compliance Week’s
“Compliance Dialogues” Monthly Webinar
Series
TalkPoint Powers Compliance Week’s
“Compliance Dialogues” Monthly Webinar
Series
06/24/2005 03:14 PMTalkPoint, a leading provider of Web-based audio and video
conferencing solutions, and Compliance Week, a corporate governance
publication that reaches over 40,000 legal and financial executives,
today announced that TalkPoint has been selected as its provider of
Webcasting services. [PRWEB Jun 24, 2005]
"Topless babe gunfight pics--when guns
and babes are involved both can be
mediocre and it will still be cool"
"Topless babe gunfight pics--when guns
and babes are involved both can be
mediocre and it will still be cool"
06/11/2004 12:09 AMNew: Viewing Booth Pro 1.0
New: Viewing Booth Pro 1.0
01/22/2004 11:35 AMViewing Booth Pro is a basic image editor that can acquire images from
any TWAIN scanner.
Osama in the booth
Osama in the booth
08/13/2004 12:11 AMOver on the right side of the fence, we're hearing plenty of voices
arguing that al-Qaida wants to see George Bush defeated. From where I
sit, it seems equally or more likely that bin Laden and company would
love to see Bush re-elected (he's been their best recruiting agent, in
Iraq and elsewhere).
But really, to speculate on this subject either way is to go down a
rathole. Who cares which candidate al-Qaida might favor? Osama doesn't
vote. All that matters is, which candidate will best protect the
American people, bolster the American economy, and help build a safer
and more peaceful world for our kids?
But the prospect of an October surprise now looms scarily over the
electoral landscape. And the most important thing we can do is to
inoculate ourselves in advance against it.
The nightmare scenario goes something like this: Sometime in
October, al-Qaida strikes inside the U.S. Either (a) Americans rally
behind the president, even though the occasion of a second attack
might cause us to feel the administration had failed us; or (b) though
there might well have been little any president could do to stop the
attack, many Americans blame Bush -- and that evokes a patriotic
chorus of rally-round-the-prez from our leaders and our media, with
sanctimonious cries of "Remember Madrid!"
It barely matters, then, whether the reaction goes for or against
Bush. Either way -- if we accept, as U.S. intelligence reports, that
"influencing the elections" is an al-Qaida goal -- the result will be
an al-Qaida success. Unless we're somehow able, ahead of the fact, to
draw some lines in the rhetorical sand.
The "influencing elections" debate began in earnest in March, when
the Madrid attacks and subsequent fall of Bush ally Jose Maria Aznar's
government led American conservatives to complain that Spain's voters
had capitulated to al-Qaida in a shameful act of cowardice. Never mind
that the overwhelming majority of Spanish voters
had long opposed their government's policy of supporting the Iraq
war; never mind that the last-minute swing against the incumbent
government was sparked by disgust at the
spin games it played in the immediate aftermath of the attack
(when it tried to pin the blame on Basque terrorists). Details,
details!
There was and is a blunt agenda at work in this gross distortion of
the record: the party of Cheney and Rove is laying the groundwork to
argue that, in the wake of an al-Qaida attack, it is our patriotic
duty to vote for Bush. Otherwise, you know, the terrorists have
won.
In a better world, the right thing to do here would be for
Republicans and Democrats to agree, in advance, that neither side will
attempt to make political hay out of circumstances surrounding another
terrorist attack on the U.S. before the election.
I can't help thinking, though, that such a move would really be
unilateral disarmament on the Democratic side -- because the Bush
administration has broken every promise it has ever made about not
turning terrorism into a political football. Since the war on terror
is the only issue on which polls show Bush with any remaining appeal
to the American public, it has become the administration's political
cornerstone. And it is being micromanaged for Bush's personal
political advantage.
Here's Tom Ridge, touting the glories of the president's policies
out of one side of his mouth and insisting that his Homeland Security
Department "doesn't do politics" out of the other! When all accounts
suggest that it was an oversensitivity to political winds that led our
intelligence astray in the Iraqi weapons-of-mass-destruction fiasco,
here's the new choice to head the CIA -- a partisan GOP bulldog! And
don't you Democrats dare oppose him, or we'll hang you by your
obstructionist thumbs!
No, I don't think it's possible, given these players, to steer the
debate onto the high road and keep it there. Instead, we'd all better
keep on high alert between now and Nov. 2 -- not only for possible
attacks, which remain a true danger, but for the outrageous
distortions of the American political process that could result from
them.
Of course, we can be thankful for little things: At least the trial
balloon of p
ostponing elections in the event of a terror attack seems to have
been definitively exploded.
Booth Bots?
Booth Bots?
07/26/2004 11:08 PMInstead of booth
babes, geeks at the 2004 AAAI
National Conference may be seeing booth bots. Robots particpating in
the annual Robot
Competition and Exhibition will be required to work in the vendor
booths at the convention as part of the contest. The robots will have
to
register themselves for the conference, find their assigned booth,
and
interact with human particpants doing things such as escorting them to
destinations within meeting hall. Each robot will also have to arrive
at
a pre-scheduled time and location to present a talk to the humans. A
CMU press
release says that Grace and George, a
pair of social robots developed by researchers at CMU and two other
labs, will be
working the show.
Booth boyz of E3
Booth boyz of E3
05/15/2004 04:28 AM
All over the net, we're getting treated to galleries of
the booth-babes at E3, the big gaming conference in LA.
Alice Taylor, the Quake player who
posted the devastating report on a panel of four men saying
unbelievably stupid things about why women don't play games, decided
to prove her point by going around E3, shooting the Booth Boyz on
offer. It's a pretty sad lot.
Link
Microsoft's CES Booth a Sardine Can
Microsoft's CES Booth a Sardine Can
01/09/2004 09:54 PMMicrosoft's booth at the Consumer Electronics Show is packed to the
gills. The company is showing off a bunch of new wares here.
Cell Phone Booth
Cell Phone Booth
01/03/2005 10:33 AM
Another day, another artist complaining about the lack of
respect/personal interaction from those pesky cell phone users. At
least Nick Rodrigues bothered to wear a suit as he showed off his
personal cell phone booth, designed to illustrate how disrespectful
people are when they dare call their friends and family in public.
Remember the good ol' days, when people would go into Conversation
Booths before speaking, preserving the sanctity of the commons'
silence? No, I really don't either.
Performa
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The Portable Cellphone Booth
The Portable Cellphone Booth
01/03/2005 12:29 PM
The
Portable Cellphone Booth (imbedded .mov)
"The portable cellphone booth."
"The portable cellphone booth."
01/04/2005 11:28 AME3: Floor Team: Booth Babes
E3: Floor Team: Booth Babes
05/12/2004 09:32 PMOur E3 floor team is packing it up for the day, getting ready to do
the real dirty work of E3: watching drunk developers dance at
faux-raves thrown by game companies' marketing teams. And since I had
to put that image into your mind, let me try to make up...
Computer Trouble in the Voting Booth
Computer Trouble in the Voting Booth
05/04/2004 03:38 AMLos Angeles Times May 4 2004 7:56AM GMT
Automatic Blood Donation Booth
Automatic Blood Donation Booth
07/09/2004 10:22 AM
We don't have a ton of
information about this Automatic Blood Donation machine, but how much
information do you really need? I do wonder, though, if this
isn't perhaps a blood donation machine, but instead some sort of fancy
blood testing machine, given that Japanese preoccupation with blood
types and what have you. Either way, goodbye nurse.
Read - Automatic Blood Donation Machine
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Volunteers needed for OSCON TPF booth
Volunteers needed for OSCON TPF booth
07/25/2004 04:27 AMBill Odom writes "TPF needs your help! The Perl Foundation will have a
booth at the O'Reilly Open Source Convention again this year, and we
need volunteers to staff the booth. No special experience or abilities
are needed, other than a willingness to talk ...
"booth babes and the geeks that get
their photo taken with them"
"booth babes and the geeks that get
their photo taken with them"
07/03/2004 02:10 AMAnother 2004 FIRST Report
Another 2004 FIRST Report
05/10/2004 02:38 PMElectronic Design has posted
some photos and a short article
describing the action at last month's FIRST championship held in
the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. 292 FIRST teams from 26 regional contests
competed in the event,
which took place in a much larger competition
arena than last year. This year's rules also required the robots to
perform autonomously during a portion of the event. You can find
video of the event on the SOAP Remote HQ website and
you can find more photos
of the event on many of the FIRST
Team websites.
Microsoft Booth at CES to Feature Game
Service
Microsoft Booth at CES to Feature Game
Service
12/28/2004 03:41 PMWebProNews Dec 28 2004 8:19PM GMT
A Wi-Fi/VoIP Phone Booth In the Burning
Man Desert
A Wi-Fi/VoIP Phone Booth In the Burning
Man Desert
09/20/2004 11:21 PMThe Mobile Phone Is Killing The Red
Telephone Booth In The UK
The Mobile Phone Is Killing The Red
Telephone Booth In The UK
06/22/2004 02:02 PMWhile there have been plenty of stories about how mobile phones are
killing
off payphones, nowhere is such a story as upsetting to people as
in the UK, where
the distinctive red telephone booths
are quickly disappearing, making it more and more difficult for
tourists to get a picture in front of one. While there are a variety
of reasons for the removal of such phone booths, including
accessibility problems for the disabled, the main reason is simply
that they're increasingly obsolete when everyone has a mobile phone.
Of course, this is leading to a brisk business in reselling the phone
booths for collectors who are turning them into lawn ornaments,
conversation pieces, or even as part of a home bar.
'Silence' Mobile Phone Privacy Booth
'Silence' Mobile Phone Privacy Booth
06/16/2004 08:34 AM
Maybe I'm given to pessimism, but I have a feeling
this 'Silence' mobile phone box -- designed to provide a bit of
privacy to people who are talking on their cell phones -- probably
won't end up being a big success, even if it is slated to appear in an
upcoming James Bond movie (in a scene where Bond has phone sex with a
T-Mobile customer service agent while trying to switch to a worldwide
roaming plan). It does make me wistful for phone booths, though.
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"DRUDGE REPORT 2004®"
"DRUDGE REPORT 2004®"
04/30/2004 03:43 AM"DRUDGE REPORT 2004®"
"DRUDGE REPORT 2004®"
01/16/2004 10:58 AMNew Report: Office 2004
New Report: Office 2004
05/18/2004 10:34 AMReaders look at issues with several elements of the brand-new
application suite, including
a language-related bug, graphics handling, a startup pause, Exchange
Server and Reference Tools.
Report: Office 2004
Report: Office 2004
05/19/2004 10:23 AMEntourage issues, Exchange support and Word fractions...
DRUDGE REPORT 2004
DRUDGE REPORT 2004
09/10/2004 03:48 AMDorks
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Report: Macworld SF 2004
Report: Macworld SF 2004
01/07/2004 02:08 PM
If you didn't catch it yesterday, we have a special report on the Jobs
keynote and Apple's new products.
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