Micahville

My iPod is broken. The once golden and revered iPod is dead after 3 years. So what you may ask?

Here’s what: my iPod did not die in one fell stroke. It died laboring under the ever more mature iPod battery that it ran on. Right now, it is probably on its way off to lithium heaven (or hell, depending on the way you look at it).

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Me.dium, one of my absolute favorite Firefox extensions, is giving away five Apple iPhones over a five week period, and there are some pretty good chances of winning one. (Sorry that I have two Me.dium articles in a row)

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Me.dium is a browser extension that allows you to visualize the internet as a real-time map with users constantly moving to different sites. Here is a screenshot of the plugin in action in Firefox (make sure to click on it to expand it for a better look):

They have two major updates today that will revolutionize their product. What are these changes? IE7 and widget support.

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µTorrent mUI is a mobile version of WebUI, that enables you control your
torrents remotely from anywhere. It works on every mobile, including Opera Mini. Here’s a screenshot of the current non-mobile Web UI integrated within the latest version of µTorrent.

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Yesterday, Steve Jobs, the head of Apple (formerly known as Apple Computer) made a keynote speech at WWDC (aka World Wide Developers Conference).

All the fanboys were and are excited! I made a past post telling all of you what I think about them.

I won’t go into the full list of things that the Stevenote (Steve + Keynote) released because not only do most of them bore me, considering that I am not a Fanboy, but I really do not care. Multiple blogs have full coverage of the keynote.

Most Apple fans weren’t expecting that much. However, Apple did release one thing that I really do care about. Safari for Windows.

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