Archive for November, 2009

Appstand iPhone Picture Frame

Monday, November 30th, 2009

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Inside An Emirates A380

Monday, November 30th, 2009

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When the gigantihugenormous Airbus A380 was still in the prototype and demonstration phase, there were all kinds of wild ideas about what manifestations opulence would get stuffed inside its belly. The interior of the production A380 has been toned down a bit, of course, but that hasn?t stopped Emirates Airlines from including sleeper berths, showers, lounge areas, and wet bars (I say ?bars? because there are two on the plane).

USB Insert Is A Novel Idea

Monday, November 30th, 2009

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Friday, November 27th, 2009

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Internet users can already send each other real-world gifts and letters without leaving the comfort of their online home. While such applications typically require a physical mailing address for the item’s destination, however, users of UK-based SendSocial can send packages with nothing more than the recipient’s email address or Twitter ID.

To begin, users simply tell SendSocial the Twitter ID or email address of the friend they’d like to surprise with a package. SendSocial then sends a request to the intended recipient to get their approval. Only if that person agrees to accept the delivery does SendSocial get their address details; it does not, however, share that information with the person on the sending end. The sender, meanwhile, is notified that the mailing can proceed, and pays by debit or credit card. He or she can then print a barcoded

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

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There’s little doubt that taking minutes at a meeting can satisfy the barest demands of posterity. Whether the resulting document can inspire any but the driest of subsequent conversations, however, is another matter entirely.

Bigger Picture is a Danish company that aims to help make meetings, workshops and conferences more effective by capturing what transpires in them visually rather than with words. Specifically, the company’s graphic artists distill the business data, information, knowledge and ideas presented at a meeting and transform it into a powerful visual presentation. The resulting picture can be in various formats

Sennheiser M 450 Travel: The world’s most expensive Bluetooth headset

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

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Bluetooth handsets score over hands-free earphones because they literally come with no strings attached! If you travel a lot and want to do it in style, then Sennheiser has created the luxury M 450 travel headset just for you. Priced around a staggering $480, the product is compatible with a wide array of Bluetooth enabled devices. It promises crystal-clear sound quality with its active noise reduction capabilities and A2DP stereo Bluetooth profile. Packaged with airplane direct cable adapters, the headset also comes with a closed-capsule design and built in volume control features. A lithium-polymer battery that can be charged with a USB chord sums up the entire package.

FedEx SenseAware Lets You Know If Your Package Has Been Abused

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

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Have you ever been sent a package, only to wonder where exactly it is a few days later? Sure, you can look up the tracking number and have the carrier give you an idea. However, that isn?t exactly up-to-the-minute information. It also doesn?t tell you what pitfalls befell your poor package during transit. FedEx has decided to solve these issues by introducing a gadget that will tell you everything about your package during its journey.

Aimed at the medical industry, SenseAware is a device that can be dropped into any package to monitor the transit. During this time it uses an accelerometor, light sensor, cellular transmitter and a GPS receiver to gather data about how the package is treated, whether it was opened and its exact location. You can then log onto the corresponding website and check this information at any time.

Right now the service is too pricey for most people, however the $120 per month fee isn?t too outrageous when you?re shipping out fragile and irreplaceable items like transplant organs. I imagine that the cost will go down over the next few years, and you?ll start to see more businesses take advantage of it.

Happy Thanksgiving from 360?

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

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Wishing everybody a happy Thanksgiving!

Topshop Rents Out Celebrity Dresses For Good Causes

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

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London fashionistas will have a chance to wear a celebrity’s designer gown courtesy of Topshop. The brand has created the Dress Me Up Campaign which features designer dresses owned by stars like Kate Moss, Freida Pinto, Scarlett Johansson, Naomi Campbell and Dita Von Teese. Later dresses will be auctioned off with all proceeds from the rental fee and the auction going to Topshop’s chosen charities Age Concern and Help the Aged.

Colby Travel Companion – Small, Appealing and Valueable

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

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The busy collector of air miles know that those modern power-dependent essentials also need a place to rest and recharge. With the aim to compensate the deficits of meagrely equipped hotel rooms, appears the dapper clad Colby travel companion, This shrewd, inconspicuous kit conceals a potent charging device that is able to juice up to 4 gadgets in need, and furthermore cares about its adapters and neatly tucks your most crucial travel needs, such as a passport, in a mesh pocket.

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