Wednesday, May 30, 2007 - Posts

Aloha Mahalo

Mahalo Launches With Human-Crafted Search Results

Jason Calacanis has just launched a people-powered search engine reminiscent of Yahoo back in the day before the almighty algorithm.

I checked-out the Technology category and quickly noticed there were few technologists listed.

I've known Jason for a few years, so he should know I'm here to help.

Dan Appleman recently put together a great search site for Dot Net developers, I say great because he indexes my blog as a authoritative source.
Essentially Dan's SearchDotNet filters Google search to offer you the best result for what your looking for.

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posted Wednesday, May 30, 2007 8:06 PM by paul with 0 Comments

Windows Live Writer Beta 2



Windows Live Writer is a WYSIWYG editor that can publish to Windows Live Spaces, SharePoint, WordPress, Blogger, LiveJournal, TypePad, Moveable Type, Community Server, and other weblog services.

Beta 2 is now available for you to DOWNLOAD NOW

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posted Wednesday, May 30, 2007 7:31 PM by paul with 0 Comments

Surface Computing

Surface Computing Comes to Life

The Human Touch

Microsoft Surface puts people in control of their experiences with technology, making everyday tasks entertaining, enjoyable and efficient. Imagine ordering a beverage during a meal with just the tap of a finger. Imagine quickly browsing through music and dragging favorite songs onto a personal playlist by moving a finger across the screen. Imagine creating and sending a personal postcard of vacation pictures instantly to friends and family, without ever touching a keyboard.

First Look: Microsoft Surfacing Computing!

Fascinating development, how long before this technology trickles down to portable and mobile devices? I'd love to just wave at a Tablet PC to bring up a browser or check email and tap to delete spam.

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posted Wednesday, May 30, 2007 5:50 AM by paul with 0 Comments