I’d use this if I upgraded to 2.0. What this is meant to be is an offline website, accessible at all times by your PSP. If you do have an internet connection, there is an assortment of links to help you through the internet without using PSP’s dial-a-key-board, including fast links to e-mail, searches, and online messengers. This is accessible to anybody using the official PSP Firmware 2.00 built-in browser. Link to WinPSPortal is here. Via Makezine.
Daily Archives: August 9, 2005
iChatAV on CNN’s Situation Room
You go Wolf! On the debut of Wolf Blitzer’s new show yesterday, our favorite blog reporters Jacki Schechner and Abbi Tatton held a webcam interview with Joichi Ito, who then wrote about the interview on his blog. Joichi explains that Abbi had found him via a mention on another weblog (BuzzMachine) where Jeff Jarvis discussed Ito’s op-ed piece on the anniversary of the use of nuclear weapons over Japan. Macworld UK also talks about the use of the technology.
Link: Macworld UK talks about the use of iChatAV on CNN
Link: Ito talks about his appearance on CNN
Link: CNN’s show page for The Situation Room
Update: TVNewser has a round up on reax to the first broadcast.
Bob Mould releases Body of Song
So thanks to a hat tip from my buddy Andy Mitchell, I just bought Bob Mould’s new album off iTunes. Wow. The new disc harkens back before Modulate – all at once, I’m hearing the influence of Workbook, Sugar and Copper Blue, all rolled into one nice package. It’s got an edge, but perspective at the same time. Good stuff. I shot the photo above for Bob several years back on the Modulate tour, and hope to see him again when he comes through Atlanta.
Link: Bob’s got a blog now! Boblog is here.
Link: Here’s the gallery of my pics from the Modulate tour.
iPod’s cousin, iPood
This is a followup to last week’s iPod onesies. Taking a bit more poetic license, this site creates baby clothing for slightly less likely to be closed down by Apple’s attorneys. J!nx features stuff for what they call ‘gamers, geeks and hackers,’ like the ‘Level 1 Human Baby Creeper’ for all you AD&D fans out there, or the ‘Hello, World!’ outfit for the coders among us. iPood is probably more mass market, but all would look awfuly cute on Mr. Sam, ‘natch.