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Motorola V635 Pictures

Motorola V635 Pictures 12/29/2004 09:51 AM

Czech site Mobil.CZ has some phone porn of the new Motorola V635 that we mentioned yesterday. Included are plenty of pictures of the phone's externals, as well as pictures of the phone's interface screens.

Motorola V635 – vylepšenı top model [MobilCZ]

Pictures of Motorola MPx220 surface

Pictures of Motorola MPx220 surface 02/17/2004 03:47 PM
MobileTracker Feb 17 2004 7:29PM GMT

BBC NEWS | In Pictures | In pictures:
Watch me grow

BBC NEWS | In Pictures | In pictures:
Watch me grow 06/30/2004 09:31 AM

Motorola Introduces Motorola V557,
Motorola V360 and Motorola V176

Motorola Introduces Motorola V557,
Motorola V360 and Motorola V176 03/14/2005 06:27 PM
SlashPhone Mar 11 2005 12:23PM GMT

Motorola and Apple Bring iTunes Music
Player to Motorola’s
Next-Generation Mobile Phones

Motorola and Apple Bring iTunes Music
Player to Motorola’s
Next-Generation Mobile Phones 07/28/2004 04:32 PM

Motorola and Verizon Wireless Announce
the Upcoming Debut of the Eagerly
Awaited Motorola V710

Motorola and Verizon Wireless Announce
the Upcoming Debut of the Eagerly
Awaited Motorola V710 07/20/2004 09:19 PM
PhysOrg.com Jul 21 2004 1:02AM GMT

Motorola, Inc: Motorola Reaches Cable
Modem Milestone in EMEA

Motorola, Inc: Motorola Reaches Cable
Modem Milestone in EMEA 09/08/2004 05:05 AM
UK Wire Sep 8 2004 9:29AM GMT

Motorola, Inc: Motorola and Apple Bring
iTunes Music Player to

Motorola, Inc: Motorola and Apple Bring
iTunes Music Player to 07/26/2004 10:53 PM
UK Wire Jul 27 2004 2:58AM GMT

MOTOROLA: Motorola Settles Patent
Dispute with Ever Win International Corp

MOTOROLA: Motorola Settles Patent
Dispute with Ever Win International Corp 02/01/2005 09:49 PM
Kauppalehti Online Jan 28 2005 9:34AM GMT

Motorola Announces the Motorola CN620,
Dual-Network Wi-Fi Phone

Motorola Announces the Motorola CN620,
Dual-Network Wi-Fi Phone 07/27/2004 04:22 AM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Jul 27 2004 8:22AM GMT

Motorola, Inc: Motorola Introduces MAPS
2.0 Advanced Provision

Motorola, Inc: Motorola Introduces MAPS
2.0 Advanced Provision 09/08/2004 05:05 AM
UK Wire Sep 8 2004 9:29AM GMT

Motorola Announce the New Motorola E815,
V635 and V186 in CES

Motorola Announce the New Motorola E815,
V635 and V186 in CES 01/06/2005 09:25 AM
SlashPhone Jan 6 2005 12:32PM GMT

Motorola, Inc: Motorola Announces
Unified Network Commercial T

Motorola, Inc: Motorola Announces
Unified Network Commercial T 09/09/2004 12:33 PM
UK Wire Sep 9 2004 3:52PM GMT

Motorola Announces the Motorola i710
Mobile Phone

Motorola Announces the Motorola i710
Mobile Phone 07/08/2004 02:12 PM
Linux Electrons Jul 8 2004 6:24PM GMT

MOTOROLA: Motorola Licenses Sensor
Calibration Technology

MOTOROLA: Motorola Licenses Sensor
Calibration Technology 02/01/2005 09:49 PM
Kauppalehti Online Jan 28 2005 9:33AM GMT

MOTOROLA: Motorola and 3 Announce Latest
3G Clamshell

MOTOROLA: Motorola and 3 Announce Latest
3G Clamshell 03/14/2005 06:26 PM
Kauppalehti Online Mar 12 2005 4:27PM GMT

A NEW ERA AT MOTOROLA New Motorola chief
got first OK from family

A NEW ERA AT MOTOROLA New Motorola chief
got first OK from family 01/06/2004 06:53 AM
Chicago Sun-Times Jan 6 2004 6:17AM ET

these pictures

these pictures 02/17/2004 06:09 AM
Friday .. these

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E3 in Pictures

E3 in Pictures 05/19/2004 07:16 PM

"pictures"

"pictures" 12/10/2003 10:15 PM

pictures

pictures 12/12/2003 04:36 AM
Album 2 .. his .. 2

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No pictures please

No pictures please 06/17/2004 06:34 AM
USA Today Jun 17 2004 10:55AM GMT

SID in Pictures

SID in Pictures 05/27/2004 01:47 PM

Not enough cat pictures on the net?

Not enough cat pictures on the net? 06/06/2005 12:09 AM
From CNN Money, Bank of America gets personal: Bank of America will require Internet clients to register their computers and assign a digital image, such as a photo of a pet, to their accounts in an effort to cut down...

Pictures of Nothing

Pictures of Nothing 01/01/2005 12:36 AM
End-of-2004 remarks, punctuated by five pictures of nothing...

Who Will Be Next? Pictures From an
Epidemic

Who Will Be Next? Pictures From an
Epidemic 02/01/2005 09:41 PM
For those living with breast cancer, the magnitude of the epidemic can play a part in shaping our experience.

They're coming in through the
pictures...

They're coming in through the
pictures... 09/24/2004 03:55 PM
Miles, the tinyapps.org guy, points us to a an article about yet another Microsoft vulnerability. It turns out that there's a way that just downloading a jpg can let a virus in. You can run a utility on this page to see if your machine is vulnerable (mine was), and there's also a link to the page with the plug for the hole. It does not require you to upgrade to SP2, a fate some of us are postponing. What next, viruses that get in if you type too slowly?...

In pictures: New EU celebrates

In pictures: New EU celebrates 05/01/2004 03:15 AM

NVIDIA MXM pictures

NVIDIA MXM pictures 05/18/2004 04:41 AM

Free Pictures

Free Pictures 04/04/2005 10:11 AM

Where To Find Great Free Photographs And Visuals For Your Own Online Articles: Great roundup of free stock photography resources, via LifeHacker.

"these nutty pictures"

"these nutty pictures" 08/17/2004 09:24 PM

The Power of Pictures

The Power of Pictures 05/07/2004 01:31 PM

By many accounts, the horrible treatment of Iraqi prisoners by U.S. soldiers and mercenaries has been going on ever since the end of the invasion. The Red Cross warned U.S. officials a year ago. Yet it took those ugly photographs to turn this into the huge story that it's become. Which raises some questions: Suppose the Americans hadn't bothered to take pictures of each other in that infamous prison? Suppose they'd just gone on abusing the prisoners without cameras? Does a story exist without pictures?

CES: Pictures from the show

CES: Pictures from the show 01/06/2005 08:02 PM
Some cool products and publicity stunts happening at CES in Las Vegas.

Pictures from Madeira

Pictures from Madeira 01/19/2004 01:56 PM

Two photo albums from a week in Madeira: Part 1 and Part 2. Pictures with "madle-" in the name were taken with the Leica, "madlo-" were taken with the Lomo and anything else was taken with the Elph. Since the Leica was new and I hadn't had any pictures developed with it yet, I am impressed with just how good the photos are as it has been a while since I've used a fully manual camera. The Lomo pictures are a bit freaky as expected though. A tip for photographers travelling to Madeira is to take plenty of film with you as all they appear to sell on the island is Fuji consumer grade film which made a difference in my pictures when compared to the Kodak and better Fuji colour film I had brought with me. A polarizing filter is essential for the landscapes during the daytime, too. I didn't have one for the Leica so there aren't many pictures of scenery.

Madeira is an island which lies approximately 660km west of Morocco in the Atlantic and is part of Portugal. The word Madeira itself means wooded since it was full of trees when it was discovered. Nowadays, however, it is covered with hotels and tourists. It also has the most moderate climate in the world with very little difference in temperature all year. The airport has one of the shortest runways used by commercial jets which was recently doubled in length by extending it on stilts to 2,781 metres. Jarkko wisely informed me of this fun factoid only after we landed.

Funchal is the main city on Madeira. I was disappointed that no tourist brochures proclaimed, "We put the FUN in FUNCHAL!", but I suppose that's too corny even for the usually silly tourist slogans that abound everywhere. We stayed in a hotel very near downtown which had a casino next to it that looked like the headquarters for Spectre. I suppose we should have gone inside the casino and had a look around but casinos usually only manage to fill me with the urge to run to the nearest exit with all the flashing lights and noise. This may be a side effect of all those years of late nights spent in dance clubs. It was a lovely hotel with a fine pool in the 70s concrete school of architecture. Madeira would be absolutely nowhere without concrete since the local volcanic basalt is too hard and difficult to quarry. The sidewalks are beautiful mosaics with white limestone and black basalt chips arranged in geometric patterns. These do tend to get a bit slippery in the rain though.

The first thing I noticed after we settled into the hotel was the sound of the birds; big, squawking tropical birds filling the air along with little birds singing before sunset. Stray dogs are everywhere as well, but they are obviously fed by the locals as they appear to be well fed and healthy doggies living the good life. I saw very few stray cats however. Exotic flowers such as the bird of paradise grow like weeds all around the city and plants that would normally be tiny, wan, and pitiful things on your windowsill are gargantuan in this sub-tropical paradise. Christmas lights were everywhere and on everything that could be made to hold lights. I don't know if Funchal has the most Christmas lights of any city in the world, but it certainly could be. It takes them several months to hang all the lights around the city in trees, on bridges, on light posts, on statues and everywhere else. Funchal is also one of the cleanest cities I've ever been in which may be due to litter bins placed along the streets every 20 metres or an army of people sweeping the streets late into the night. I didn't see so much as a cigarette butt on the streets of Funchal. The streets are filled with lots of older tourists from the UK and the Nordic countries which made us feel too young for Madeira but too old for Ibiza.

Madeira is a very hilly island which the travel books and brochures really don't emphasize enough. If you walk anywhere it is likely that you'll be walking uphill or downhill with some degree of difficulty. Funchal is mostly flat unless you want to walk north of the city to one of the botanical gardens which is a bit of a challenge. We walked to the Botanical Garden which took about an hour and was, in some places, about a 45% grade. The weather is cool enough to make this a pleasant ascent in spite of the exertion. The Botanical Garden suffers from not being terribly well maintained so the reward at the top of the hill isn't equal to the walk but it still had lovely views of the city below. The cable car trip to the Monte Palace Tropical Garden is far easier than walking up the mountain and the garden itself is spectacularly odd and beautiful. I would have spent another day there given the chance. Jarkko somehow convinced me that taking a toboggan ride down the hill was a good idea and it was strangely thrilling in spite of my terror of careening down a mountain on a contraption with no brakes and whizzing around cars. It's a fun thing to do...once. :)

Unless you are a UK tourist looking for excellent curry or chips and egg while on holiday, the food on Madeira is nothing short of sublime. The grilled swordfish I ordered one evening was nothing short of the best I've ever had. The local limpets fried and coated in garlic butter were fabulous as well. We were told to try the scabbard fish, Espada, with bananas as Madeira is the only place other than Thailand where you can taste this dish. The fish is delicious but it is best tried before you see the very ugly fish in the market. It is caught at a surprisingly deep 800m and dies and turns black from decompression on its way to the surface. Giant round gelatinous eyes and vicious teeth also don't do much for the appearance of the scabbard fish. I don't like bananas very much but the local variety is smaller, sweeter and fresher than the ones in the supermarket and I loved a desert of bananas and creme caramel a waiter surprised me with one evening. One restaurant we took a special liking to was Arsénios in the Zona Velha which featured Fado singers, a stray named Bimbo and a chef with flair who knew his way around the grill. Portuguese wines were a special feature. We tried a green wine that is made from green [ not ripe ] grapes which makes the wine a bit tart and it has a lower alcohol content. There were carts all along the seaside that sold local foods like churros and chestnuts at all hours of the day and night. The chestnut cart generated quite a bit of smoke at times but it didn't appear to deter people from wading through the smoke for a bag. The chestnuts are soft, meaty and slightly sweet but should be enjoyed with a beverage close at hand since they will make you thirsty. Surprisingly, the local Madeira wine isn't pushed as much as I had expected. Madeira is a very sweet wine that is best suited to drinking after a meal with dessert. We tried all the varieties from dry to full sweet and I found the full sweet to be much more flavourful than the dry in spite of my dislike of sweet wines. The sunshine was nice in Madeira but the food was nothing short of fabulous.

The geography of the island is beautiful and varied. The mountains rise dramatically into a treeless plateau which is a striking contrast to the eucalyptus forest and agricultural terraces you pass on the way up. The roads are narrow and winding with steep vertical drops. It isn't a paradise for those afraid of heights. :) One of the more popular attractions for tourists are the levada walks; a levada is one of the many channels built to collect and carry the water from the top of the island to lower parts of the island where it is used for agriculture. There are also a number of tours around the island that are safer than hiring a car yourself and driving around the crazy roads. I glimpsed death more than a few times on the 2 tours we took around the island. A snag with the tours is that all of the tour offices are fronts for time share scams and they seem to prey on people from the UK and the Nordic region in particular. If you get caught by one of these grifters just say that you're German since they don't appear to be recruited for these 'opportunities'. Book your tours ahead of time or find a reputable tour operator before you leave. Also, avoid the bridge from the hotel zone into Funchal as I dubbed it 'grifters bridge' where they assail you on every pass. If you want to spend your holiday in the same place for the next 29 years, just buy a house there as it's cheaper and it builds equity.

Overall, Madeira is a lovely place to visit for a relaxing and sunny holiday with plenty of good food and drink to enjoy. We had a good time but if we go back sometime, I think I'd like to stay in a small hotel outside of Funchal and try more of the levada hikes and other trips around the island.

Naked Little Pictures

Naked Little Pictures 05/13/2004 02:08 PM
JANE PINCKARD -- Quick, get your voyeurism in now. There's a bill before U.S. Congress now that may make it illegal for you to photograph, videotape, or otherwise record people dressing and undressing in locker rooms. Of course, in Japan - where voyeurism has long been an art onto itself...

Marathon pictures

Marathon pictures 07/19/2004 02:53 PM
Our 2004 Rock-n-Roll Marathon pictures are online.

Bento Pictures

Bento Pictures 05/13/2004 12:54 AM
Bento box character photos .. yemeinle oynama jerry! .. puo' succedere di tutto .. Japanese Lunchboxes .. ª¦Š†§ª � .. look this cool? .. Advanced sushi .. Fear of Bento .. Japanser .. gemaakt .. bento .. lunch

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Moving pictures

Moving pictures 01/16/2004 11:27 AM

I wanted to demonstrate the SpamBayes plug-in for the school, and I realized I ought to try the screen-capture feature of the free Windows Media Encoder 9. The results were stunning. I set up a new session, pointed it at Outlook's main window, and began encoding. Then I talked through a demonstration of SpamBayes' configuration manager, its Delete and Recover toolbar buttons, and my techniques for integrating SpamBayes with Outlook's filtering and foldering. Along the way I pointed with the cursor to items of interest, opened and closed dialog boxes, and drove the Outlook interface as I normally do.

The resulting six-minute video had the same format as my Outlook window, which happened to be about 750-by-620. The file came in at just under 3MB. I FTP'd it to my Website and, because I'd chosen the progressive-download option, playback was immediate. It was also perfectly readable and audible. Elapsed time from the moment I thought of trying this to the end of playback: about 25 minutes. Next time it'll take 10. Why don't more people do this? Because it wasn't this easy before. Now, it is. [Full story at InfoWorld.com]

I wanted to post that video here, but I'm afraid I can't because it reveals too much of the contents of my inbox. However, I'll definitely be using this technique in the future. One killer application, if you sit in on a lot of WebEx demos as I do, is the ability to record them, play them back, and publish excerpts from them. ...

First N-Gage 2 Pictures

First N-Gage 2 Pictures 04/09/2004 03:55 PM
JOEL JOHNSON --Someone has leaked the first shots of Nokia's next N-Gage iteration, and sadly all the reports are true: Sidetalkin', the go-to joke of 2003 is no more. What's more, there is also a proper MMC slot so that games can be inserted without removing the battery. Although this...
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