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LG wristwatch videophone finally launches next week!

I’ve been drueling over this LG watchphone since it was announced back in January at CES. FINALLY coming to Orange UK next week.   If only I had 500 pounds to spare!

Manhattan population by day vs. night

This is pretty intense:

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via Gizmodo

New DJ mix: Poco Loco VOL 2: late night edition

Just finished up this new mixtape, get it before it’s lame!   I’ll be spinning these beats and lots more tonight at Poco in the East Village.  Poco NYC:  http://www.poconyc.com

Direct Download link:  http://www.zshare.net/audio/6378059593982d33/

Tracklisting:

1. Sexy Bitch (Ft. Akon)-David Guetta
2. Heartbreaker-MSTRKRFT
3. Dance dreams-Lady Gaga vs Eurythmics (Divide & Kreate mix)
4. Paris (aeroplane vs au revoir simone rmx) [Computer Club edit]-Friendly Fires
5. It Don’t Move Me-Peter Bjorn & John
6. Walking On A Dream (Treasure Fingers Remix)-Empire Of The Sun
7. 1901 (We Think Remix)-Phoenix
8. Loverider (Axel Remix)-Human Contact
9. Beatbox (Hey Champ remix)-The Sounds
10. Talk Like That (CFCF Remix)-The Presets
11. Changes (GLOVES Remix)-Van She
12. The Woods (Buffetlibre Remix)-Cartridge
13. High Pressure Days (Rory Phillips Remix)-The Units
14. Black Magic (L’Amour La Morgue Edition)-Magic Wands
15. Zumbi (NUJAX remix)-Major Lazor
16. I Like Watching You (Diamond Cut Remix)-Cinnamon Chasers
17. Remember The Time (SLEEPER HEARTBROKEN REMIX)-Michael Jackson + Telepopmusik

Checking out Google Voice

At last I received my invitation for Google Voice this morning, and am taking it for a spin as I write this.  So far it’s pretty awesome.  Registering my iPhone and my work phone was easy. Transcribing voicemails into text works amazingly well.  Sending and receiving SMS from the browser is very nice and fast.  The one thing I was hoping Google would have ready for me is number porting.  As it stands I was unable to port my existing number to Google; instead having to choose from a pool of area codes and numbers (None of which were New York numbers,  damn I was hoping for a 212 !).