We have configured a cost effective solution for organisations and companies who need realtime translation either over the web or face to face. You will need two computers and an internet connection. We will do the rest.
It works even if both users do not understand ANY of each others language.
The one off cost for set up and training is £360 and an example of it in action can be seen below
Sounds good so go it ifttt.com
When used in combination with an iOS device, with its inbuilt gyroscope, this app makes creating a panoramic image very easy. I can see it being very interesting when taking before and after images, to stand in a newly redecorated room and yet on the sreen see it as it was would be very immersive
Since I have had a Sky+ television box, I have enjoyed the luxury of being able to record and 'Time shift' my favorite TV programmes with just a couple of clicks.
But as an avid radio 4 buff I find myself wishing I could do a similar thing for Radio. There are some programmes that can be downloaded via iTunes as a [l:podcast http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/help]. I still find myself listening to trailers for radio progs I would have enjoyed and then somehow missing them completely.
This is a web-hosted application for generating color themes that can inspire any project.
No matter what you're creating, with Kuler you can experiment quickly with color variations and browse thousands of themes from the Kuler community.
Well worth a look
After years putting up with the fact that whatever mobile network I was on I would spend most of my time, whilst in Shelfanger, standing on one leg trying to get even one bar of signal.
I came across a product called Sure Signal, at the moment it:
*only works on vodafone
*you have to have a 3G mobile
* and broadband
But when you plug it in (it costs £50) you immediately get a full signal anywhere in the house.
further details at
http://vodafone.co.uk/suresignal
http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/0,39029453,49303299,00.htm
