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Interesting Touchscreen analysis from various touchscreen phones using an Robot.

Full Story at labs.moto.com

I assembled a list of Mac OS X Applications I use regularly.

If you’re new to a mac, this list will be very useful. If you’re a long time Mac user, well there is probably something in it for you.

You can find the list on the Mac OS X Applications page.

Really nice commercial, although the website feels a bit sluggish and is overwhelmed with "Loading..." windows.

While the world is getting crazy about the iPhones. The guys at Touchmods wrote a VOIP SIP client for the iPod touch. If this software works well, the iPod touch will be a interesting gadget tot buy.

They will be releasing the software at 01-01-2007 00:00 (German time). You need some kind of mic for your iPod touch. Info about them is also on their website. Original post is here.

The people from CScout had the opportunity to have a closer look at the Tokyo Traffic Control Center. I am a fan of big screens so this looks pretty cool to me :-)

Hop over to Kilian Nakamura to see for yourself.

Nice video for those who still didn’t catch up with the Web 2.0 buzz.

MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, according to their site, offers free and open educational resource for faculty, students, and self-learnes around the world.

That means you can follow a lot of their courses online. Some of them even have video or audio material.

Go ahead and start studying.

A company called Lenticular created the technology for post stamps with moving images. It really looks great on screen, can't wait to get my hands on one of these.
If you wonder how it works go here
For a press release go here