So, is this new iPod Nano? Who knows but it did get me thinking. Last year the iPod user interface got a fresh new update (see second image above). On the supposedly new Nano the screen is much longer, but doesn’t look as wide as the fat 3g Nano from last year (which could be a issue for the UI on the new device). The longer screen is definitely for watching for watching movies in landscape mode (for some strange reason Apple likes us to physically change the way we hold the device, depending on what task we are performing). By the way, how big are accelerometers? because I could certainly see them making an appearance in this device.

We will know tonight.

- Kyle 

Ok, here are some of my requirements:  

• 3G
• VOIP (Free Internet calls - Maybe this will come from a 3rd party app and not Apple)
• Sleeker design
• Video recording capabilities
• Voice recording capabilities
• MMS (I don’t think this is currently possible on the existing model)
• Bigger memory capacity
• Flash and higher quality camera.
• I disagree with them adding a keyboard like it suggests in the article

What’s on your list?

-Kyle

Lets see how things go…

-Kyle

• You have a pre-release version of SP1 and need to uninstall it before installing SP1
• You already have it. To determine if you already have SP1 installed, Open the Start Menu, right click on Computer and left click on Properties.
• We released SP1 in these 5 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, and Japanese. If you have any other language installed, SP1 will not yet be offered to you. (You might not even know if you have an additional language installed! Check the Language control panel to see what languages you have installed)
• Back in February we announced that we’d be using Windows Update to help make the update as seamless as possible for our users. Windows Update will detect drivers that we know may be problematic when updating to SP1 and will not offer the service pack until an update has been installed.

Its only the last point that I don’t comply with, never mind I guess I have some waiting to do…

Its just sitting there now on my desktop, I just want to click!

-Kyle

You couldn’t redesign the mouse, they just have… 

-Kyle

Watch the demo;

Very Impressed, although I’m sure I’ve seen this before and skipped over it.

Maybe it was Lifehacker?

-Kyle

Since the BBC iPlayer has been updated I been a big fan and a regular user, I just love watching the shows when I want to watch them. Therefore the news that they’ll soon be serving up content to Apple’s iPhone and Touch is a welcomed add on. Now I’ve been hard on the iPlayer in the past, especially the old program which was terrible and clunky to use, but this newer in browser player is certainly pushing all the right buttons. Although I do wonder how many users actually download the television shows and not choose to steam them instantly. I understand the argument for downloading videos, but seriously who can be bothered ? 

-Kyle 

Components
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo E4500 processor (2.20GHz, 800MHz, 2MB cache)
Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium - English
1Yr Basic Warranty - Next Business Day Included - No Upgrade Selected
Monitor Not included
2048MB 667MHz Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM [2×1024]
1.0TB (7200RPM) SATA Dual Hard Drives (2X500GB)
Integrated Intel® Graphic Media Accelerator X3100
16x DVD +/- RW Drive
Dell™ Entry Quietkey USB Keyboard - UK/Irish (QWERTY)
Dell 2 Button USB Optical Mouse

Its worth that price for a home server.

-Kyle

I’m stick and crying

-Kyle

Finally the 314-space automated parking garage in Hoboken (New Jersey), officially opened to local fanfare, in a ceremony marking the transfer of ownership from Unitronics (the garage’s designer) to the City of Hoboken.

The garage actually opened in 2002, and there were numerous problems in the
first two years, with three cars “dropped” in three years and vehicles
trapped for hours or days at a time.

Here is the garage in action ;

Really guys what are the benefits ?

-Kyle