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By Art@Smalldog.com (written by Art, posted by Ed)
USB Flashkeys have been a popular method of transferring data for a number of years now. It’s almost expected that popular culture would merge with this technology in some fashion.
I just had to provide this link to a company that has developed some of the funniest looking USB drives I have ever seen;
http://www.mimoco.com/swlanding.htm
Mimobots! May the data be with you!
It can be daunting to try to stay on top of the endless flow of information available online. Among other tools, I use Google Reader, Socialite, and email alerts to stay on top of the topics that interest me. I recently started using “Alltop.com”:http://my.alltop.com/smalldogelectronics to help with this.
Alltop says its purpose is to help you answer the question, “What’s happening?” in “all the topics” that interest you. They do this by collecting the headlines of the latest stories from the best sites and blogs that cover a topic. They then group these collections — “aggregations” — into individual web pages. Then they display the five most recent headlines of the information sources as well as their first paragraph.
We created an Alltop so we could stay on top of the latest Apple news. Many of us make it habit to get to work and fire up our page first thing in the morning. Click here to see our Apple-news themed Alltop page, or to create your own! “Alltop.com”:http://my.alltop.com/smalldogelectronics
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