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239_32 Jeremy Keith's Bookmarks Tagged With "phone"

  1. Visit Google Maps Google Maps

    http://www.google.com/gmm/mylocation.html?hl=en_GB

    The new "you are here" feature on the mobile version of Google Maps looks, as Matt Jones said, "indistinguishable from magic." But it doesn't work on my phone. Grrr...

  2. Visit YouTube - Microformats in Google Maps + Operator YouTube - Microformats in Google Maps + Operator

    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Kjp4BaJOd0M

    Ian Lloyd gets search results for curry houses in Swindon from Google Maps to his phone in less than 60 seconds. All thanks to hCard.

  3. Visit Twitter Blog: Tracking Twitter Twitter Blog: Tracking Twitter

    http://twitter.com/blog/2007/09/tracking-twitter.html

    Twitter introduces the ability to get alerted by phone or IM when keywords are mentioned. A nice little unobtrusive feature.

  4. Visit UK Smoking Ban Leads to Rise in Texting UK Smoking Ban Leads to Rise in Texting

    http://www.cellular-news.com/story/25308.php

    "The sharp increase has been attributed to smokers keeping themselves occupied as they're forced outdoors and away from their mates. Many are also turning to their phones as a distraction and a way to avoid temptation."

  5. Visit creative bastard creative bastard

    http://creativebastard.com/archives/2006/08/168/

    This is a great way to deal with telemarketers.

  6. Visit dog or higher: phone sex with mars - or why latency matters as well as bandwidth dog or higher: phone sex with mars - or why latency matters as well as bandwidth

    http://westciv.typepad.com/dog_or_higher/2006/08/phone_sex_with_.html

    Brian Suda has a theoretical solution to real-time interplanetary communication: "I get on my tachyon voip phone and make a call from mars to earth at 9:00am it takes 10 minutes to travel there, but the tachyons travel backwards (so i think) that would be

  7. Visit An Interesting Way of Showing Battery Status An Interesting Way of Showing Battery Status

    http://www.slashphone.com/70/5072.html

    The screen of this mobile phone looks like a glass of water. The amount of water shows the battery life. The phone has a built in motion sensor to keep the water level.

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