It seems like tonight's the night of chrome. Watching as the major scoop sites crumble under the load, the internet is all excited about this new browser. ...more

Every application needs its logfile.
What kind of treasures can you lift out of this vast amount of activity documentation, process information and stati? ...more

Israelian startup wix has opened its public beta. It allows to create flash media with a web based application. ...more

It's only every four years, that drupa happens to be.
The world largest trade show for digital printing is a 14 day marathon with loads of contacts, interesting people from all over the world, ideas, requests, information and of course some parties as well. ...more

Do you need a nice price tag in your web shop? ...more

Johnny Chung Lee did a very cool project. ...more

This cute USB stick, humps your computer when powered up. ...more

The plan: grab another beer from the fridge, open it, enjoy.
The execution: desperately hiding a beer in an overfilled fridge is never a good idea.
While grabbing it, the cottage cheese started following the laws of physics, to name a few: fricting (lack of that is), gravity (the story would have ended otherwise if the mass of a pack of cottage cheese is greater than that of the earth).
I saved the cheese, dropped the bottle, stepped into the debris and a very sharp piece of glass sliced right through the mid-section of my Crocs. As the cut in the shoe is wide, deep and ugly and my foot only received a marginal cut (only a flesh wound, don't shoot me now!), I can be thankful to a big, ugly, clumsy, but thickly cushioned shoe.

I ordered my Eeee on december 7th 2007 and was one of the happy, that got their machine still before end of january. It's a great, very usable device.
And here it is, the Eee900.
I like the comparison with the Psion5 and Netbook, as I was a very happy user of Psion machines since the Psion3 series. After all, it was Potters Scientific Instruments Or Nothing.

A html form on the web is today the simplest form to get data from man to machine.
Fill out the fields, press submit, end of story.
The concept of web-to-print, where a form is the gateway to personalize sophisticated documents, is around for a few years now.
It's an easy and efficient way to produce standardized documents, with as little effort as possible. And the results even look all bright and shiny.
In a lot of solutions, Pixelboxx is a key component, supplying a pdf engine with the right-sized images.
An even more sophisticated way of producing tangible goods out of a simple piece of web data is RPM.
RPM, rapid prototyping and manufacturing parts, is a technology to create 3d things, made of ABS plastics, out of some digital data.
Sort of a laserjet with 3 dimensional plastics output.
RedEye RPM is a website, where you upload a cad file, get a price quote, order whatever you designed in that cad file and get it.
Rapid Prototyping - like web to print with nipples.