26.6.09
O Rei do Pop morreu, viva o pop do rei
Sérgio D'Ávila - Toda a crônica em http://bit.ly/rv82I
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25.6.09
O Criador revela-se
Leo Cardoso é criador do popular perfil do Twitter @OCriador, que dá plantão no site SAC Divino, e escreveu o primeiro livro interativo da blogosfera brasileira, no site Sedentário & Hiperativo.
Mobile @ iPhone
Morte na era da internet
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NYTimes - YouTube: iPhone Already Accounts for Half of Mobile Uploads
iPhone 3G S em uma semana já é o responsável por metade dos uploads do YouTube.
DenisYouTube: iPhone Already Accounts for Half of Mobile Uploads
It might just be a burst of people playing with their new, fancy toy, but it appears the the new iPhone 3GS, the first Apple phone to enable mobile video capture, is already affecting web video in a big way. YouTube, the world's biggest user-generated video site, said the iPhone was responsible for more than half of its mobile uploads in the last week.
YouTube said today mobile video is an "exponentially" growing part of its site. In the last six months, uploads from mobile phones to YouTube have increased 1,700 percent. Since last Friday, when the iPhone 3GS was release, video uploads are up 400 percent per day.
Those are impressive numbers, but they're growth floating out there in space without axes. YouTube declined to disclose a breakdown of mobile uploads by devices, the total number of mobile uploads it sees, or what percent of all its uploads are from mobile phones.
YouTube is likely to monetize very few mobile uploads, since it only runs ads on videos created by partners who regularly produce videos that attract thousands of viewers. Mobile video tends towards the off-the-cuff and personal. Not to say those videos aren't valuable to the people who make them, and in some instances of citizen journalism or viral hits, a much broader audience.
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Hackers modificam máquina de escrever para receber Twitter
Do Terra
A equipe da oomlout, uma empresa britânica especializada na venda de peças e kits para entusiastas da eletrônica, gosta tanto do Twitter que desenvolveu um meio inusitado para ficar a par de tudo o que é dito na rede social: conectou à internet uma máquina de escrever elétrica, que transcreve automaticamente em papel sulfite, em duas vias com papel carbono, todas as mensagens.
» Veja imagens da máquina de escrever modificada
» Máquina de costura tem câmera e tela para exibir o trabalho
A "TwypeWritter", como foi chamada, usa uma máquina de escrever Smith Corona modelo XL 2700 ligada a uma placa Arduino, muito popular entre os "hobbystas" por seu baixo custo, expansibilidade e mentalidade Open Source. A placa, por sua vez, foi ligada a uma interface de rede e esta à internet.
Um software rodando na Arduino monitora constantemente o Twitter em busca de mensagens que contenham uma "hashtag" (nome dado às palavras-chave usadas pelos usuários) específica, como "#haiku". A máquina recebe o texto através de uma interface serial e o transcreve para o papel.
Infelizmente, os hackers não documentaram a interface entre a Arduino e a máquina de escrever, embora tenham liberado o código-fonte do software na página oficial do projeto, http://oomlout.co.uk.
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24.6.09
Você é um Gmail ninja?
Post do blog do Gmail. Eu já uso muitos desses atalhos. Acho que sou faixa preta.. :)
So, you want to be a Gmail ninja?
Posted by Zach Yeskel, Product Marketing ManagerIf you got 100 new messages, how long would it take you to get through them all? An hour? Five minutes? How would you find the important ones, reply to the ones that require an immediate reply, and mark the ones that you needed to take care of later? Would you use stars, filters, keyboard shortcuts, labels? What about Gmail Labs like tasks or canned responses?
Everybody has their own system for managing email, but some are definitely more efficient than others. Even if you only get a few messages a day, there are probably some simple things you can do to make it easier to get through your inbox and maybe even have a little fun along the way. We know time is valuable, so we asked lots of Googlers for their tips and tricks on how they make the most of Gmail, and we combined the best of these into a guide at www.gmail.com/tips, cheekily entitled "Become a Gmail Ninja." The tips are categorized into ninja belts (white, green, black and master ) based on how much mail you get each day.

For a handy reference that you can pin to your wall or keep on your desk, we even made a printable version of the guide where all the tips fit on one page front and back. And for the first 1024 of you who want them, we'll send a limited-edition, laminated guide for free. Just fill out this form with your address. Sorry, we can only ship to addresses in the US. If you're not one of the lucky 1024, you can still buy a laminated guide at www.barcharts.com.

If you're already a Gmail ninja and have your own tips you'd like to share, let us know and we'll add the best ones to the online guide.
*Our lawyers asked us to make sure it was clear that your contact information won't be maintained longer than necessary to send you the laminated guide and that this offer is "void where prohibited and only while supplies last."
Update (11:59am): Well, that was fast. We've run out of the free laminated guides, but if you weren't part of the first 1024 people to sign up, you can still can buy them for $1.25 at www.barcharts.com/gmail.
Sem intermediários
huckluciano Estou decolando p/ Argentina para buscar a família!!!! De mascara e raquete "mata mosquito", comprei no farol por vintão!!! 5 minutes ago from mobile web
Amanhã sai no Ancelmo Gois.
Hoje ele (Ancelmo) publicou uma nota que o LH havia postado anteontem sobre o BB dele que perdeu a agenda.
Denis
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