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"PocketMod is a new way to keep yourself organized. Lets face it, PDAs are too expensive and cumbersome, and organizers are bulky and hard to carry around. Nothing beats a folded up piece of paper."
..what a cool idea :-) .. and a nice implementation with Flash .. try it out!..
"macTV is a daily 'videocast' showing all things apple + mac related. all videos are encoded in stunning h.264 quality."
.. includes interesting old footage ..
"Your mobile phone camera can be more than a fast way to send your kitty photos to Grandma Pearl. Like a lot of people, I use mine as a ubiquitous capture device, recording ephemeral information and visual documentation wherever and whenever it’s needed."
..I like the "Remember where you parked" tip..
Zimbra - Downloads: "Zimbra Collaboration Suite 2005 Beta open source software is now available. Download our AJAX web client and server and migrate your existing accounts."
..looks like some interesting stuff .. not the functionality itself, but the architecture .. the whole thing including server seems to be Open Source :-) .. and there are some interesting looking whitepapers ..
"The WiredReach Platform allows users to selectively share content with others in a completely decentralized and secure manner. That means your content does not have to be uploaded to any central servers but rather can be shared right from your desktop or device. We use the term 'content' very loosely to include things like presence, blogs, bookmarks, documents, calendars, music, photos... virtually any type of social media."
.. an interesting use-case for Eclipse RCP ..
fac.etio.us a search engine / portal based on del.icio.us.
.. good idea .. cool starting point for daily surf-tours ..
Find-A-Human: "Hit zero twice, after menu choices play"
.. cool .. a list of customer service numbers of different large companies and specific tips how to get a human answering your phone call ..
fseventer: "Observes filesystem changes using the same underlying API as Spotlight. One example of use could be to determine what files are changed via software installation, preferences, etc."
.. seems to be a must have OS X utility .. have to try it out ..
EclipseZone: "NetBeans catching up in Rich Clients"
.. still don't like the NetBeans-look and feel .. but it seems to offer most of the stuff people are asking for in one bundle/download ..