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Audioboo Welcome to Audioboo It's fantastic for many things: interviews for your website, wonderful ambient sounds, music you've made, your children growing up, even a full-on radio show. You can use it for reporting, storytelling, education, as an online dictaphone, or just to let friends know what you're up to. Audioboo works on iOS and Android devices or via the web, and soon blackberry and windows 8. The 12 Best Free Entertainment Services and Apps of 2012 Whether you consume it or create it, entertainment is likely a huge part of the reason you love tech. You probably already have a subscription to big names such as Amazon Instant Video, Hulu Plus, or Netflix, and those are all good services, but they’re not free. Crackle, on the other hand, is totally free, and you can stream its offerings from just about every desktop computer, phone, tablet, Internet video streaming box, or modern game console. Crackle doesn’t have a huge selection of films and TV shows, but it does have some heavy-hitting movies and series such as Talladega Nights, The Professional, and Seinfeld. Not sure what you want to watch? Sign up for MovieLens, an ad-free recommendation service set up by the University of Minnesota that uses your own ratings of flicks to predict new movies that you’ll enjoy.

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A Guide to CSS Support in Email Update This study has since been superseded. View the latest edition It's been just over 12 months since I posted our original Guide to CSS Support in Email and quite a bit has changed since. Sadly, the most significant of these changes was in the wrong direction, with Microsoft's recent decision to use the Word rendering engine instead of Internet Explorer in Outlook 2007. We've written plenty about it already including an explanation of the reasoning behind it. Tool Roundups I’ve been curious about tracking physical activity since I was an undergraduate. I remember traveling to a local middle school with a researcher interested in how physical activity was taught in low-income Native American communities. Back then, the best we could do was have the children wear simple electromechanical pedometers to count their steps during their physical education classes.

YouTube Videos Near Me Use this Google Map to find and watch YouTube videos that were captured at a geographic location near you or any other region on the world map. To get started, drag the red marker and place it anywhere on the Google Map. Use the zoom control on the map to move closer to an area for more accurate results. Internally, this Google Maps mashup computes the latitude and longitude of the point under the marker and then uses the YouTube database to find geo-tagged videos that are within a 2 mile radius of that point.

Control your PC with these 5 speech recognition programs Dragon has long ruled supreme over the landscape of speech recognition—but no more. Simpler or less expensive (if not quite as powerful) options are carving out little fiefdoms. The more choices, the better, too, given that using voice commands can stave off or reduce repetitive strain injuries. The spoken word also suits some projects better than typing. Experts meet to review next round of #newschallenge apps Photo Credit: Jose Zamora Today in Miami, 19 experts are reading and voting on the projects moving on to the next round of the News Challenge on Networks. We’d like to thank the following people who are dedicating their time and energy to helping us with this process: