TiVo interface to GoogleMaps

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 [ Mediacentric] Engadget asks the musical question "How would you change TiVo?" Some interesting responses, along with some totally predictable ones. For me (as

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[Pvrblog.com] TiVo Archives | PVRblog: I've been using digital cameras for going on six years now so I have a lot of photo archives, and I was looking forward to seeing how the HMO handled them. On my PC and backup drive, I generally manage my photos with a predictable folder naming convention. I start with the date, then a short summary, like "030211 Portland Zoo" to denote the photo set was taken on Feb 11, 2003 and consisted of photos taken at the Zoo in Portland, OR. Surfing through my directories on the TiVo was straightforward and easy to do.

[Blog.bibrik.com] Licence to Roam: Paying for entertainment is not new, and it's not going to go away. Although we don't need a TV Licence to listen to Radio, it still funds the BBC stations, as well as funding the 6 BBC freeview channels. For satellite and cable we pay twice, once for the service and again through all the commercials. Even the multitude of free entertainment on the net I pay for - around 4 times the licence fee in connection fees.

[Blog.bibrik.com] Licence to Roam: May 2005 Archives: Paying for entertainment is not new, and it's not going to go away. Although we don't need a TV Licence to listen to Radio, it still funds the BBC stations, as well as funding the 6 BBC freeview channels. For satellite and cable we pay twice, once for the service and again through all the commercials. Even the multitude of free entertainment on the net I pay for - around 4 times the licence fee in connection fees.

[Blog.bibrik.com] Licence to Roam: technology Archives: Blogs, in fact all web media, is a pull rather than a push media. I choose what I want to see on there, I seek out content far more than I do on TV. It gives me far more opportunity to explore AND make up my own mind about things than a 2 minute story on the news or an article in the paper. The choice stays with me.

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Posted at May 29, 2005 10:23 AM