Vijay Barve: August 2006

Google Spreadsheets

Google has another cool tool for us. Google Spreadsheets

We can creat spreadsheets online. Download them as .xls or .csv Share it with people for either view or online updates. It really looks promissing.

Check it out

But you need to have a google account for that.

Sony GPS tracker for photography

Sony has today announced a very interesting little device for recording the position where photographs are taken. The GPS-CS1 is a small (9 cm / 3.5 in) cylindrical device which you simply attach to a backback or belt loop and carry with you while you shoot, it records your GPS location and this information can later be synchronized with your digital images to provide a map of where your photos were taken. We assume it does this using date and time information stored in the image header (which obviously requires your camera's clock to be synchronized). Interestingly the mapping solution is an online website with maps provided by Google Maps (it appears that the synchronization software will write the GPS location into JPEG EXIF headers).

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Labels: photography

Join the Firefox User Panel!

HEre is an message from Firefox team.

We're now recruiting for the Firefox User Panel! This program will uncover how people interact with the Web through a series of short surveys. We’re looking for panelists from all walks of life and skill sets to participate – from students to retirees, from power users to novice users, and even people who don't use Firefox.

We'll start developing the user panel immediately so encourage your friends, family, co-workers or anyone that browses the Web to participate soon! It's quick, easy and will help our efforts to build the world’s greatest browser.

I’m looking forward to working with you!

http://userpanel.mozilla.com

I am alread part of of it.