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Entries from September 2007

CTIA wireless and automated calling…?

September 30, 2007 · 1 Comment

Wow, forget spam mail… I just got an automated phone call and message left on my cell from CTIA (see CTIA.org) regarding the coming CTIA wireless IT show… which, by the way, I’m already registered to attend so why they decided to call me to remind me to attend is beyond me. Add to the fact that the wireless industry association is now sending automated, recorded calls TO MY CELL PHONE and I’m downright annoyed… nice move CTIA… NOT!

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Looking for maps to include in your ArcGIS apps? Try ArcGIS Online

September 28, 2007 · Leave a Comment

Looking for maps to include in your ArcGIS apps? Check out the maps and Globes directory over at ARcGIS Online Recall ArcGIS online is in Beta – some details… ArcGIS Online provides a series of 2D map services and 3D globe services that you can use to support your GIS work. These ready-to-use services can be accessed with any ArcGIS application—for example, with ArcGIS Explorer, ArcMap, ArcGlobe, ArcReader, or Web mapping applications that you create with ArcGIS Server – see http://arcgisonline.esri.com

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Keep that N95 safe with the Nokia wrist band

September 28, 2007 · Leave a Comment

A rather odd find but nonetheless quite cool.. Nokia has a product for sale called the wrist band. Simply put, its a sports band type of garment that is designed to keep your smartphone safe and in place while you work out! Going for a jog… simply slide on the wrist band and tuck your Nokia N95 safely inside… ok ,you could put your iPhone in there instead but that would be a bit hypocritical wouldn’t it?? Thanks to Phil over at the S60 blogs for the heads-up on this one!

Categories: sports

The Nokia Wrist Band CP-218 – keep your N95 in place!

September 28, 2007 · 1 Comment

A rather odd find but nonetheless quite cool.. Nokia has a product for sale called the wrist band. Simply put, its a sports band type of garment that is designed to keep your smartphone safe and in place while you work out! Going for a jog… simply slide on the wrist band and tuck your Nokia N95 safely inside… ok ,you could put your iPhone in there instead but that would be a bit hypocritical wouldn’t it?? Thanks to Phil over at the S60 blogs for the heads-up on this one!

Categories: n95 · nokia · nokia. n95 · sports

The Tech traveler – why not the Nokia N95

September 28, 2007 · Leave a Comment

I noticed an article in USA Today the other day and it chronicled the journey of tech savvy travelers and discussed the technologies used. The techies used the notebook, blackberry, iPod, a 3G wireless router for sharing Wi-Fi and took advantage of wireless resources, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and other enabling technologies. All these gadgets were used to enable quick check-in at the airport and hotels, mapping and routing, reservations, and the all important entertainment. Inside I was laughing because I had to ask myself why on earth would such a tech-savvy professional tote all these gadgets around when one simple device – The Nokia N95 – could accomplish everything and more! LOL

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Nokia N95 Customers Will Receive a Free Version of SlingPlayer Mobile

September 28, 2007 · Leave a Comment

This out of the slingbox camp today.. sling hits the N95 – Nokia N95 Customers Will Receive a Free Version of SlingPlayer Mobile. For a limited time Sling Media is offering Nokia N95 current and future handset owners in the U.S. a discount on Slingbox AV. In addition, all U.S. Nokia N95 customers will receive a free version of SlingPlayer Mobile (a $29.99 value). Complete details can be found at www.slingmedia.com/go/nokia.

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On the Bandwagon

September 28, 2007 · 4 Comments

Off topic… I may be relatively new to Colorado but I’ve quickly become a huge fan of the Rockies this year. It’s been hard not to with such a fantastic, young team. I’ve taken the kids to a number of games at Coors Field and I wish I could attend this final week-end but a travel gig on Sunday is preventing me from that – along with a planned trip to Estes Park to catch the annual elk buggeling spectacle.. stay tuned for some pics and vids from that one! (Brian from TerraGo… are you going to be up there???) Anyway, here’s to the Rockies opening up a can of Whop-a@#$ on Arizona this week-end and extending the amazing streak to 15. PS: If your in Denver and heading to the game tonight and need a side-kick let me know ;0)

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Amsterdam via Open Street Map

September 27, 2007 · Leave a Comment

This from the opengeodata blog (http://www.opengeodata.org ), as they are boasting a great milestone 3 years after the fact.. now you can view complete coverage of cool places in Europe like Amsterdam – check out the Amsterdam map (very impressive!) at http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=52.36552943075415&lon=4.896468055666103&zoom=15&layers=B0T

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Nokia N95 Customers Will Receive a Free Version of SlingPlayer Mobile

September 27, 2007 · Leave a Comment

This out of the slingbox camp today.. sling hits the N95 – Nokia N95 Customers Will Receive a Free Version of SlingPlayer Mobile. For a limited time Sling Media is offering Nokia N95 current and future handset owners in the U.S. a discount on Slingbox AV. In addition, all U.S. Nokia N95 customers will receive a free version of SlingPlayer Mobile (a $29.99 value). Complete details can be found at www.slingmedia.com/go/nokia.

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Autodesk University (AU) and the unplugged sessions

September 27, 2007 · Leave a Comment

Pete Kelsey over at “The Dirt” blog informs us not only about the 600+ sessions planned for AU this year but an interesting concept in some “un-plugged”  or “un-conference” sessions (Kelsey links to this wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unconference) . Create your own session, act as a participant, interact with others etc… what a cool idea! See more info on Kelsey’s blog – http://petekelsey.typepad.com/the_dirt/2007/09/au-unplugged.html
 
The deadline to submit your topic is October 15, 2007

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