Smart Move Tape Identifies Where Boxes Go in a Move [Stuff We Like]
Smart Move Tape clearly identifies what room a box belongs in with color-coding and unmissable text so it’s easy to get all your stuff in the right place when you’re moving.
From cool gear blog Cool Tools:
The clearly marked and color-coded designations (Office, Bedroom, Bedroom #2, Kitchen, Storage, etc.) made unloading go quickly for our movers, [...]
MommaCyndy says "Buy a Sweet HD Surround Sound System" about Panasonic – SC-PT770 DVD 5.1 Home Theatre System
I needed a sound system that respected my music and would upgrade the sound to match the picture quality of a 40-inch HDTV. A year of web research and savings led to Panasonic’s SC-PT770 home theatre system. It has a five stack DVD/CD receiver with a nifty integrated MP3 cradle. For sound you get two [...]
Pantry Keeps Track Of What You Have On Hand [Downloads]
Windows/Mac OS X/iPhone: If you’re looking for a way to keep track of what’s on hand in your kitchen with the option to share the list with others and sync it to your iPhone, Pantry may very well be your answer. (Click the image above for a closer look.) Once running, start your list by [...]
Get 25 Free Business Cards from Google Voice for a Limited Time [Dealhacker]
Remember when Google was handing out free business cards earlier this year to promote profile pages? Now Google Voice is running a similar promotion, handing out 25 free business cards to the first 50,000 users to sign up. Photo via TechCrunch Presumably you’ll need a Google Voice account, then point your browser to https://www.google.com/voice/promo/iprint. (We’ve [...]
Microsoft Bows to Apple Pressure, Changes the Laptop Hunter Ads
“As usual, the truth lies somewhere in between. But a little whining from Apple isn’t going to stop Microsoft from running the ads.” Looks like Devin was right, as he often is. Microsoft has updated the “Laptop Hunter” ad that had annoyed Apple, and now it’s much more benign.
Click through to see the video. You’ll [...]
Sprint gives online Palm Pre sales the nod of approval
We imagine all the die hards and overly-excitable types have already gotten their Palm Pre fix, but those of you who haven’t yet should know that you’re running out of excuses. As of today, the Pre is finally up for grabs through Sprint’s website, meaning not only is it possible to get a cutting-edge smartphone [...]
Google Latitude Comes To The iPhone. No, It Doesn’t Run In The Background.
Google has finally gotten around to launching its location-based network, Latitude on the iPhone. The service, which has been around for months on the web and Android, BlackBerry, Symbian and Windows Mobile devices may finally be ready to take off now that it’s on the hottest smartphone on the market. But there’s a problem — [...]
HTC continues to look beyond Windows Mobile; BREW-based phone in 2009, 50% Android shipments in 2010
As the world gets ready for what will hopefully be a series of page-turning events for Windows Mobile — the releases of 6.5 and then 7 — HTC is seemingly looking to move its business in a different direction. According to a report from DigiTimes, HTC seems to be pretty happy with the performance of [...]
TechCrunch Europe Events And Initiatives Moving On
As you may have noticed, over the last 6 months or so TechCrunch Europe has been running a fairly intense events programme across Europe. With our own, curated panel discussion and startup pitch competitions we hit Barcelona, Paris, Stockholm, Berlin and Helsinki, among many others. Some events attracted as many as 300+ people and each [...]
Friday Fun Video: Portal Played on iPhone
Is this a triumph? Portal running on an iPhone? Not really, according to Gizmodo:
The video says the demo was made using the Unity Engine, which means they took some Portal assets and made a small demo with them. They didn’t take the full game and squish it onto the iPhone; what you see [...]
