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El Podcast de No Tengo iPhone

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Cuando las cosas no se preparan es cuando mejor te lo pasas, y reconozco que en este podcast 54 me lo he pasado muy bien. He comenzado pensando que no iba a tener mucho de qué hablar, pero en seguida se me ha ocurrido preguntar a mis cogas de Twitter para ver qué se les ocurría a ellos, y gracias a:

@MCallan, @Inercio, @Aurimoy, @Aishagala, @Fabosx, @Shinfu, @Csogorb, @Zigaurre, @Marc_intosh, @Arrozconnori, @Juantxu3, @Biphody

He podido llenar de contenido este podcast 54 grabado totalmente como va saliendo, por si aún alguien aún lo dudaba, como si de un directo por Twitter se tratase. Creo que he respondido a todos los temas que me han planteado todos estos amigos twitteros, y siento no haber avisado con tiempo para que hubiera más gente para sugerir historias por muy locas que fueran. Ya repetiremos la experiencia en otra ocasión con más preparación, que personalmente me ha gustado bastante.

Los temas sugeridos y que se han tratado en el Podcast…, Descúbrelos descargando y escuchándolo desde iTunes o desde esta misma entrada ;D

Os dejo, eso sí, con una foto que refleja un tema de los tratados, y que me ha permitido colgar Oswaldo de Arrozconnori.net, es de Pascal Kleinner

Gracias Twitter@s!!!

When there had been rumors of Chinese handwriting recognition for the glass trackpad posted on MacRumors, it seemed hard to believe. There are over 47,000 characters in the Chinese language, how is it that Apple would have enough time to add handwriting recognition for them? First, the average Chinese person knows around 25,000 of these characters, so that cuts 20,000 extra characters off the chart for Apple. So to answer the question, I honestly don’t know how Apple had the time to do this, all I know is they are Apple, and they work their butts off. Regardless if Steve Jobs is behind them with a whip.

Anyways, the rumor that Chinese handwriting is coming to Mac OS X Snow Leopard via the multi touch trackpad and to the iPhone has been proved! How? Video people, video.

Comments on the video include “我爱的” followed by “Mac OS X”, translated to “I love Mac OS X”. One comment read “哈，我還記得數年前Windows ME的手寫輸入，現在終於在Mac OS X上出現” which translates to “Ha, I remember a few years ago, the handwriting input Windows ME, and now finally appear on Mac OS X”.

Since handwriting recognition videos have been leaked out, you’d think that just still frames of the many new features in Mac OS X Snow Leopard would have been leaked too, right?

Right! In fact, there is a 44 photo gallery on Flickr that showcases them, you can find that gallery here: here. Many of the photos are extremely relevant. One showing the Screen Recording feature built right into Quicktime X. It also shows that Quicktime X has a new glossy black skin to it, which is rumored to be a mockup of the new “Marble” UI. The author of the Flickr screenshot gallery says that Snow Leopard will be released in October and is to have the same theme as Quicktime X “Lots of glossy blacks and transparency.” Another photo shows more advanced features for importing movies from Quicktime, you can select 3 different formats, iPod, Apple TV, and Mac (Computer), so say bye bye to Handbrake! The author of the gallery also goes on to say in the gallery description that “Anything I didn’t snap a shot of was because it didn’t seem like anything had changed.”

So! Great news for us rumor hungry Mac users!

Il existe plusieurs logiciels pour récupérer les vidéos des sites comme Youtube et Dailymotion. Malheureusement il ne sont pas tous gratuits ni pratiques, la majorité d’entres eux se contentent de télécharger la vidéo au format FLV et on se retrouve donc dans l’obligation d’utiliser un logiciel supplémentaire pour convertir la vidéo dans un format plus standard, cette gymnastique se répète aussi quand on ne désire que le son de la vidéo (par exemple pour récupérer la musique d’un clip).

Ce casse tête est maintenant résolut grâce au site CATCHVIDEO qui  permet en deux trois cliques de souris de télécharger une vidéo (ou l’audio de celle-ci uniquement) dans le format de notre choix (MP4, AVI, MOV, Divx, 3GP, IPod, MP3, AAC, WAV, plus fort encore, le site permet aussi de convertir des fichiers présents sur votre ordinateur.

E’ finalmente disponibile, da circa una settimana, la versione di Nimbuzz per dispositivi symbian S60 5Th, nonchè il Nokia 5800 Xpress Music.
Per chi non lo sapesse, Nimbuzz è un social network che permette di chattare con più contatti contemporaneamente e suppporta MSN, AIM, Facebook, Skype, Twitter, ICQ, GTalk e molti altri.
Esso consente inoltre di telefonare tramite voip o con i contatti!! Tra i programmi che offrono questi tipo di servizio, esso è sicuramente il migliore!
Ecco un video che ne mostra le potenzialità:

Aangezien ik in mijn examenplanning was vergeten dat het maandag pinksteren is, heb ik zondag en maandag gewisseld. Gevolg: deze middag was een middag voor mezelf. Geen werk, geen school, geen stress, gewoon doen wat ik wil.

Zo had ik al een tijdje het idee om een schilderij te maken, maar ik beschikte nooit over het juiste materiaal. Gisteren ben ik daar met mijn mama om gereden, en deze middag heb ik mijn idee uitgewerkt. Ik weet niet wat jullie er van vinden, maar ik ben alvast tevreden over het resultaat. Eens gedroogd heb ik het dan ook onmiddelijk aan mijn muur gehangen.

Na mijn schilder avontuur wou ik in het creatieve blijven en heb ik zeker een uur viool gespeeld. Aangezien mijn broer vollop in de blok zit kan ik bijna nooit meer spelen, dus van zijn afwezigheid moest ik gretig gebruik maken.

Maar het goede weer mocht ik ook niet meteen voorbij laten gaan. Sudoku’s oplossen met de iPod in het zonnetje is wat ik deze vakantie meer ga doen!

Het was een zeer eenvoudige middag, maar zo eens tijd nemen voor jezelf en domme dingen doen werkt zeer ontspannend en is daarbij super tof! We moeten ons zelf meer verwennen… Daar ga ik tijdens de grote vakantie dan ook meer aandacht aan besteden.

In the latest release of iTunes, there was one major change to the interface, and that was that Party Shuffle had been replaced with iTunes DJ. The concept of the tool is still the same; iTunes makes a random list of songs that you can view, edit, and just let play, which was perfect when hosting a party with music. The difference between the two functions is that iTunes DJ has created an innovative way to run the party’s music — At the request of the guests.

Using an iPhone or an iPod Touch, a guest may log on to the home network and view the current playlist of the host computer displayed on their screen. They can also scroll through the entire host’s library, and click on a song to request it. After they’ve done this, the song will be the next song to play, unless there is another song that has been requested with more votes.

The only issue with this idea, is that, like with many other technologies, its success is based almost entirely on the number of people who use it. If a huge party is thrown and only two or three people have iPhones or iPod Touches, then they will be the ones running the entire party’s playlist. However, if more than 70% of a party has the devices, then it will truly become a playlist for the people, and most certainly take the weight off of the host’s shoulders for providing the perfect soundtrack to the night.

Even though this new technology has created a great original idea, as a tech enthusiast is has given me several more ideas for party music in the future. For instance, what if guests were able to request songs to be played on the host’s computer, but that were located on their own iPod? Theoretically this would not be impossible, as it would only require a streaming connection between both devices. As technology moves ever forward, these are the kind of things we can anticipate with bated breath — Only now, thanks to iTunes DJ, we can request a song while we wait.