Thursday, August 30, 2007

Last.fm does Audio Fingerprinting

Today last.fm released a tool that will allow users to audio fingerprint their music and then give that data to last.fm to use for standardization of track names. In a sense each individual user is contributing to the data mining process by letting this tool scan their mp3 collection.

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"The Linux Experience" at Dell, a tale of woe and wow.

This is my tale of purchasing a computer from Dell, with Ubuntu 7.04preloaded on it. It's got a bit of everything. It's got farewells, happy meetings, struggles against evil and clueslessness, mild defeats,mild triumphs, and concern for the future. (Warning, quite a read but worth it).

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Mugen for PSP Released

Over at PSP News the first port of Mugen has been released for the Sony Handheld. InfinityCat Mugen is a first for any Homebrew Console scene.

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Wednesday, August 29, 2007

The Playstation Phone: CONFIRMED

The Sony Ericsson gaming boss, Peter Ahnegard, said that a PlayStation-branded gaming phone would be coming by Christmas.

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Rumor: Google Phone Confirmed By HTC Insider

JB over at Crunchgear has the exclusive on the "upcoming" Google Phone, supposedly set to launch in Q1 2008. His source is someone inside HTC, the company that Google's working with to pick one of 20 models to finalize their design.

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45 Excellent Blog Designs

Not every weblog should look like a typical blog. After all, not every blogger wants his or her site to look exactly like hundreds of other ones. 45 excellent blog designs which impress with creative approaches and attention to details.

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XBMC needs your help - Developers needed for Linux Port

This isn't new news, but its really important for many people. The people who made XBMC are trying to port it to Linux (the language used will let them do Mac easily too). They need more developers with Linux experience. If you love XBMC and would like to see it work as a full DVR, PLEASE Digg this to help catch the attention of Linux devs.

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