From the monthly archives:

May 2009

PSP Go leaked with pictures and video

05.31.2009

UPDATE: On June 2nd at E3 2009, Sony officially announced that the PSP Go is real and will be available in North America for $249 on October 1st, 2009. Original post continues below:

The PSP Go has leaked, and I’m wondering how hackable it will be, and if I should start thinking about writing a PSP [...]

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New Creative Commons photo project

05.31.2009

MY other project has two days left to go and doesn’t look like it will reach completion, so I’m launching another, more conservative one on Kickstarter.
Should the project reach full funding, I’ll take a photo a day for a year.
Each shot will be released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 U.S. license on my [...]

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E-ink vs e-paper and the difference between a laptop and the Kindle

05.30.2009

PC World has an article called Bye-bye Kindle, E-reader Screens Coming for Netbooks where they talk about the new Pixel Qi screen that is still in development, but which offers both a full-color LCD mode and an e-paper mode. The important thing to note about this new screen, and which PC World gets totally wrong [...]

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Cash (my painting) was featured on Etsy’s homepage

05.29.2009

Holy cool! I just got a very nice Etsy communication from someone saying how much they liked my Cash painting, I jumped over to the site to thank the person for her very kind words, and then when I clicked back on the homepage of Etsy, I noticed that my painting was featured in the [...]

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Google Wave reality check

05.28.2009

Today Google announced its 5000th product that yet again isn’t part of its core business and, therefore, will most likely not be nearly as impressive or useful as it appears to be at its unveiling: Google Wave (links of interest about Google Wave are over at Obsessable, and there’s an official post about it over [...]

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