New Technology Helps Prevent Missed Cell Phone Calls While At Home

TweetCourtesy: Spread The News PR. Inc. Renny Bluetooth Home Ringer Offers Unprecedented Range, Reaction & Reliability http://www.rennyringer.com (Pismo Beach, California) – It’s a problem that happens all too often to cell phone users nationally – an important cell call at home goes unanswered because a phone ringtone is turned off, the phone is out of reach, or [...]

Courtesy: Spread The News PR. Inc.

Renny Bluetooth Home Ringer Offers Unprecedented Range, Reaction & Reliability

http://www.rennyringer.com

(Pismo Beach, California) – It’s a problem that happens all too often to cell phone users nationally – an important cell call at home goes unanswered because a phone ringtone is turned off, the phone is out of reach, or it is muffled in a pocket, briefcase, drawer or car. Now, a first of its kind Bluetooth ready “home base ringer” called Renny is ringing out the old and ringing in the new. Renny is designed with patented technologies never used before to help make sure cell phone rings get heard — and calls get answered. (more…)




Something Big is Happening In Space!

Planetary Resources’ team of engineers who have designed, built and operated spacecraft throughout the Solar System, including all of the recent U.S. Mars landers and rovers, are now developing the most advanced space technology ever and will make it publicly accessible.

Planetary Resources Opening the Space Frontier to All

Planetary Resources’ team of engineers who have designed, built and operated spacecraft throughout the Solar System, including all of the recent U.S. Mars landers and rovers, are now developing the most advanced space technology ever and will make it publicly accessible.
A diverse group of supporters, including Virgin’s Sir Richard Branson, actor Seth Green, Star Trek’s Brent Spiner (Data) and Rob Picardo (The Doctor), Bill Nye the Science Guy, futurist Jason Silva, and MIT astrophysicist Dr. Sara Seager, have joined forces with Planetary Resources to make access to space widely available for exploration and research.
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Apple Coasting Keynote (with Christopher McDonald)




Remembering Steve

Tweet Steve Jobs passing is very sad and has affected me more than I thought it would. He was and still will be in many regards the gold standard on which innovators in the world of technology will be measured. He has had an effect on many aspects of the world we live in today. [...]

Steve Jobs passing is very sad and has affected me more than I thought it would. He was and still will be in many regards the gold standard on which innovators in the world of technology will be measured. He has had an effect on many aspects of the world we live in today. You can see the ripple effects of what two guys and some ICs in a garage did so long ago. You can see his influence not only in the technology we use today but in corporate culture, media, art and social interaction.

He was a man of passion and conviction. That is why he succeeded. He was unyielding to what he thought was the right way to do something. This may have cause many to think that he was a “Jerk” or “Hard to work with”, but it was those passions for doing it right that made him and Apple a success.

I am not trying to say that it was all swings and roundabouts, but if you were watching you could see that as Steve grew up so did Apple. In the end I think he got mostly right.

Apple please keep Steve’s legacy going. Still keep innovating and don’t be afraid to take chances.

I wish the best for Steve’s family. Steve you will be missed. God’s speed.

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Matt Forbeck, Author of Star Wars VS. Star Trek, will be on AskOutcast

TweetMatt Forbeck will be join us live Tuesday June 28, 2011 @ 8PM Eastern About the book: Could a Jedi knight use his light saber to deflect a beam from a phaser? Which aliens are cooler: the Cardassians or the Chazrach? Have any Federation ships ever made the Kessel run in less than twelve parsecs? [...]

Matt Forbeck will be join us live Tuesday June 28, 2011 @ 8PM Eastern

About the book:

Could a Jedi knight use his light saber to deflect a beam from a phaser?
Which aliens are cooler: the Cardassians or the Chazrach?
Have any Federation ships ever made the Kessel run in less than twelve parsecs?
And most important . . . in a fight between the Empire and the Federation, who would win?

From Tribbles to Lightsabers – enter the book that attempts to quell this decades-long debate: Star Wars vs. Star Trek: Could the Empire Kick the Federation’s Ass? And Other Galaxy-Shaking Enigmas (Adams Media, a division of F+W Media, May 2011).

Ever since Princess Leia’s starship hove into sight on the silver screen, fans of Star Wars and Star Trek have been debating these questions. Now, side-by-side, they can line up aliens, technology, story points, weaponry, and heroes from the two great science fiction/fantasy stories of our age.

About Matt Forbeck:

Matt Forbeck has worked with many companies, including Games Workshop, Mattel, and Wizards of the Coast. He has designed games, and has written short fiction, comic books, novels, nonfiction, magazine articles, and computer game scripts and stories.