Go beyond the limitations of mobile Internet search with the
lightning fast, expansive feel of the Cooliris 3D Wall.
YouTube 3D Search
Swipe through a 3D Wall of YouTube Videos, sit back and enjoy. Never miss a cool movie with Discover's Cool Videos Channel.
Wicked Wallpapers
With the wallpaper channel in Discover, rapidly find that perfect backdrop for your phone.
Cooliris saves
Some things are worth saving. Just tap the “Save to Camera Roll” icon to save the image to the Camera Roll.
Don’t stop the Rock
Watch hundreds of music videos all through the new Music Video’s channel in Discover.
All the latest news
Get the latest News, Sports and Entertainment news from places like CNN, ABC, AP, ESPN and many more right on your phone
Multi-Search
Search for Images across Google, Flickr, Picasa, DeviantArt, Yahoo, and SmugMug
Download here: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=294479487
Source: http://www.cooliris.com/iphone/
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Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Cooliris for the Web
Cooliris provides a lighthing fast, cenematic way to discover the Web. Our plug-in takes you to an expansive "3D Wall" that lets you browse of images, videos, and more with ease and speed.
The Great 3D Wall
The Cooliris 3D Wall provides a visually stunning and easy way to search and view thousands of photos and videos. By displaying content on a single, ever-expansive wall, Cooliris helps you find what you're looking for faster than the traditional way of clicking the "next" button webpage by webpage.
SUPPORTED SITES
How to Use Cooliris on Supported Sites
1. Mouseover images and videos on supported sites and then click the Cooliris icon that appears.
2. Or simply click the Cooliris icon on your browser toolbar when visiting a supported site.
Cooliris works on hundreds of popular websites, including the small sample below. To enable your own website.
Bebo, deviantART, drop.io, Facebook, Ffffound, Flickr, Fotki, FotoTime, Freewebs, Friendster, Hi5, Ask Images, Google Images, Yahoo Images, Pollstar, MySpace, OBG Rocks, Photobucket, Picasa Web Albums, LA Times (Tribute), AOL Images, Smugmug, TTG Galleries (Lightroom), Arkyves, Fidel, fotocommunity, Free Image Browser, Getty Images, Gift Impact, iPernity, Jaman, Kodak Gallery, Live Images, MeOwns, My Album, Phoca Gallery (Joomla), Portsmouth Football Club, Prem1on, Shutterpoint, Talent-Aid, Tim Fahlbusch, Tripwolf, Xbox Live Faces, YouTube
Download Link: http://www.cooliris.com/static/releases/cooliris-win-ff3-release-1.9.0.16396.xpi
Source: http://www.cooliris.com/product/
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The Great 3D Wall
The Cooliris 3D Wall provides a visually stunning and easy way to search and view thousands of photos and videos. By displaying content on a single, ever-expansive wall, Cooliris helps you find what you're looking for faster than the traditional way of clicking the "next" button webpage by webpage.
SUPPORTED SITES
How to Use Cooliris on Supported Sites
1. Mouseover images and videos on supported sites and then click the Cooliris icon that appears.
2. Or simply click the Cooliris icon on your browser toolbar when visiting a supported site.
Cooliris works on hundreds of popular websites, including the small sample below. To enable your own website.
Bebo, deviantART, drop.io, Facebook, Ffffound, Flickr, Fotki, FotoTime, Freewebs, Friendster, Hi5, Ask Images, Google Images, Yahoo Images, Pollstar, MySpace, OBG Rocks, Photobucket, Picasa Web Albums, LA Times (Tribute), AOL Images, Smugmug, TTG Galleries (Lightroom), Arkyves, Fidel, fotocommunity, Free Image Browser, Getty Images, Gift Impact, iPernity, Jaman, Kodak Gallery, Live Images, MeOwns, My Album, Phoca Gallery (Joomla), Portsmouth Football Club, Prem1on, Shutterpoint, Talent-Aid, Tim Fahlbusch, Tripwolf, Xbox Live Faces, YouTube
Download Link: http://www.cooliris.com/static/releases/cooliris-win-ff3-release-1.9.0.16396.xpi
Source: http://www.cooliris.com/product/
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Monday, December 1, 2008
Startcraft 2 Officially Announced
Thats right. Blizzard has officially announced at the “Blizzard Worldwide Invitational” at Seoul, Korea, that they will be releasing Starcraft 2. To the surprise of everyone, there was an actual gameplay demo, a feat that many game companies fail to deliver when they tell of their future releases.
However, there is still a thick blanket over many aspects as the gameplay videoes and game dev explanations were mostly concentrated on what the Protoss can do. They’re pretty much keeping a tight lid on the other two races and the much rumored fourth race.
There is still no set release date and the only confirmation we know is that it will be probably released later this year.
Source: http://www.sumodownload.com/2007/05/21/startcraft-2-officially-announced/
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BMW uses Microsoft Surface to customize cars
Buying a new BMW looks set to become a much more hands-on process, with the German car maker hoping to entice potential customers by using Microsoft’s Surface computer to configure the cars. Dubbed the BMW Product Navigator, the new system lets users customize their future car by placing small tiles onto the screen and then watch a computer-generated video of the vehicle in action.
Potential buyers can customize their new car’s interiors and exteriors in an interactive way and then take the results home via email, printed or saved to a USB drive. There’s nothing ground-breaking and it’s not surprising either to see BMW adopting new technologies, but it’s still incredibly cool. The company has not yet specified when the BMW Product Navigator kiosks will be widely available, though.
Source: http://www.techspot.com/news/32680-bmw-uses-microsoft-surface-to-customize-cars.html
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Asus launches redesigned Eee PC 1002HA netbook

Asus has announced the newest addition to its netbook range, the Eee PC 1002HA, featuring essentially the same system specifications as its 1000H sibling but with a slimmed down brushed metal external shell and front mounted speakers. The new Eee PC 1002HA’s design is a cross between the sleeker yet more expensive Eee PC S101 and the older Eee PC 1000H, which might just be the happy middle ground.
It gets a 10-inch display, a 160GB hard drive – and another 10GB of online file space courtesy of Asus’ Eee Storage – a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, and Windows XP Home. It also appears to have a tiny 2-cell battery, but the company claims it should be enough to deliver over four hours of battery life using its Super Hybrid Engine technology. The new netbook from Asus should be available immediately through the company’s global network resellers for $499.
Source: http://www.techspot.com/news/32671-asus-launches-redesigned-eee-pc-1002ha-netbook.html
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Windows Vista SP2 to arrive in April 2009?
Soon after the first beta build of Vista SP2 was sent out back in October, Microsoft told testers that it was planning a release candidate build and a final build afterward, but did not give any specific launch dates. According to Malaysian website TechARP.com, however, which has accurately predicted several Windows launches in the past, the operating system’s next service pack will land in April next year.
The service pack will update both Vista and Windows Server 2008, and will require SP1 as a prerequisite to avoid making it cumulative and therefore much larger in size. As previously reported, Microsoft's next and potentially last major update to Windows Vista will include Windows Search 4.0, the Bluetooth 2.1 feature pack, native Blu-ray burning and a simplified tool for configuring Wi-Fi.
Source: http://www.techspot.com/news/32670-windows-vista-sp2-to-arrive-in-april-2009.html
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The service pack will update both Vista and Windows Server 2008, and will require SP1 as a prerequisite to avoid making it cumulative and therefore much larger in size. As previously reported, Microsoft's next and potentially last major update to Windows Vista will include Windows Search 4.0, the Bluetooth 2.1 feature pack, native Blu-ray burning and a simplified tool for configuring Wi-Fi.
Source: http://www.techspot.com/news/32670-windows-vista-sp2-to-arrive-in-april-2009.html
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BitTorrent defends new protocol against harsh report
Recently BitTorrent has toyed with the idea of switching to a UDP-based transmission method as opposed to the current TCP-based method. The new protocol was designed to combat network congestion, but it almost immediately came under fire with reports claiming it would destroy network traffic. Claims were made that the UDP-based protocol would make P2P traffic more unmanageable than ever, bringing services like VoIP to their knees and rendering networks dead in the water or slowed to a fraction of their normal speed.
In response to these, BitTorrent who created the new protocol has said that such claims are absolute falsehoods. They add that the report is inaccurate in how it describes or interprets their new protocol. To the contrary, BitTorrent says the new protocol will actually make torrent traffic more neutral and fairer, becoming more sensitive to high latency.
In this instance I'm inclined to agree with BitTorrent developers. The report made many generalizations regarding torrent traffic, and makes some pretty bold claims as to what this new protocol will do. I certainly don't foresee VoIP traffic being “destroyed” by torrents.
Source: http://www.techspot.com/news/32686-bittorrent-defends-new-protocol-against-harsh-report.html
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In response to these, BitTorrent who created the new protocol has said that such claims are absolute falsehoods. They add that the report is inaccurate in how it describes or interprets their new protocol. To the contrary, BitTorrent says the new protocol will actually make torrent traffic more neutral and fairer, becoming more sensitive to high latency.
In this instance I'm inclined to agree with BitTorrent developers. The report made many generalizations regarding torrent traffic, and makes some pretty bold claims as to what this new protocol will do. I certainly don't foresee VoIP traffic being “destroyed” by torrents.
Source: http://www.techspot.com/news/32686-bittorrent-defends-new-protocol-against-harsh-report.html
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