Annotation become easier now on youtube.

Smart phone everywhere. Now, smart watch is coming..... Slick, thin and ergonomic, i'm Watch is made to be part of you. And it's always with you by all means: phone, web, music, radio, organizer, photo, video, and whatever App you may come up with. Born for multi-tasking exploit, i'm Watch is so fast and simple to use that everything else will be left behind, likely on your car backseat.

may be this can be apply in classroom or field trip.

Attribution is the most difficult part when giving credit for the CC license material you use. This search engine that search only CC image will generate the crediting hyperlink for you at the same time.

The software claim to build flash e-learning content within a short span of time. One of the showcase look intersting as it is another form of virtual learning that interact with learners.

Window Azure: Clouding Computing from Microsoft. Hopefully, we do less installation when our PC crash.

I found this clip iinteresting as it make me understand better what is active learning.

A facebook web site that contain various marketing ideas from various company that make use of facebook.

The Spore Home Team is also trying AR at their recent convention.

iPad is a fantastic tablet. But, taking note by typing is not very natural. At time you want to scribe, and Wacom Bamboo app for ipad just come in handy for this task. You can write with your finger and better still with stylus.

Mediafire is more than file storage. it also make file sharing thru twitter and facebook much easier.

Copyscape is a free tool by Google. just go to http://www.copyscape.com, and then paste your URL into the box and click "go". It will list out all the site that match your online content.

if your Youtbe video is unlisted, and you want to enbed on PBworks, the only way is to use the old code.

Android device is getting more promising as some researcher attached an Android tablet to a treadmill so that you can virtually walk a terrain you draw on the Google map.

Cellphone users say they want more privacy, and app makers are listening. No, they're not listening to user requests. They're literally listening to the sounds in your office, kitchen, living room and bedroom. A new class of smartphone app has emerged that uses the microphone built into your phone as a covert listening device -- a "bug," in common parlance. But according to app makers, it's not a bug. It's a feature! The apps use ambient sounds to figure out what you're paying attention to. It's the next best thing to reading your mind.

Microsoft office is launching Microsoft Office 365 later this year as a alternative to Google apps and Google apps market place.

Yes,legal both in spore and US ,provided you do not violate copyright law.