There is huge potential in this. TV signals, as we all know, can travel tremendous distances and aren't limited by line of sight. And, of course, can go through walls. Consumer applications of this might be interesting. First go to your TV and see what channels you don't get, set the hardware…That probably would be…

Maybe a little off topic, but it this is so amazing I couldn't let it pass. Step into a box. Your body is scanned for measurements, and your custom fit clothes are ready in 10-15 days! Yes, this is a premium technology now, but the potential future applications are really amazing. Yahoo! News – Scanner…

Forms are a pain. For years I've tried to make my forms as simple as possible. Pull down for state/province or enter two letter code? One page or two? Byran Eisenberg makes great points in this article, so I expect part 2 to be usefull as well. Do Your Web Forms Show Good Form?, Part…

Perhaps it's the fact that being your own boss is the only real job security, but the short summary paragraph the post on the Groove blog really does sum it up. Technologies have matured to a point where you really can work with clients in any corner of the wired world from anywhere in the…

I complete agree with Steve Gillmor on this. Yes, GMail is a little creepy. Ads next to your e-mail can be off putting. But the technology and simplicity is revolutionary. There are a few other products I've heard of trying to do this. Zoe, X1, and Six Degrees all offer tools like this. I think…

I had heard about blogging a couple of years ago. Tried it out a year ago, and now I'm doing (obviously), a good amount of blogging and have an RSS/webfeed/ATOM feed for this blog. This series of articles is probably the best primer I've read on the whys, hows, and where nexts of RSS. What…