Exercise - Reporter's File - Does Exercise Really Keep Us Healthy? - NY Times Health

IN BRIEF: While exercise can boost mood, its health benefits have been oversold. Moderate exercise can reduce the risk of diabetes in people at risk.

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Madison Avenue and the App Store - Apple 2.0

A well-designed app, Strother estimates, can cost anywhere from $50,000 to $150,000, take six to eight weeks to develop, and a couple more weeks more to be approved by Apple. "You should also be flexible in this fast-moving marketplace," he adds.

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A compass for the iPhone? - Apple 2.0

What could you do with a compass-equipped iPhone? MacRumors offered several suggestions last April, including a couple prototype "augmented reality" games that combined real-world backgrounds with computer-generated characters. Leeander and I were also thinking about this du …

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AppleInsider | iPod touch web share triples as Windows reaches new low

sales of the iPod touch, which doubled in one year, even in the face of a poor economy and wider iPhone availability.

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Live Streaming Coming to iPhone? Apple Submits New Spec to IETF - NYTimes.com

Is a future version of iTunes going to support streaming music and video from our PCs to our iPhones and iPods, or will we be streaming directly from an Apple server instead? Either way, having that option could free up our disk space considerably on our devices - perhaps so ther …

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State of the Art - Panasonic GH1 Merges S.L.R. Photos With HD Video - NYTimes.com

When Panasonic's Lumix G1 digital camera arrived last fall, it was a technical breakthrough that took a giant stride toward the holy grail of photography: gorgeous, professional-looking photos from a small camera.

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The Big-Screen Kindle - It's About Textbooks, Not Saving the Newspapers - NYTimes.com

According to a number of well-substantiated rumors, Amazon is set to debut a new, large-screen version of its Kindle eBook reader on Wednesday morning during a press conference at Pace University in New York City.

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WordPress Wants Your Help With Usability Testing - NYTimes.com

WordPress's parent company Automattic says usability testing of previous versions of its software have proven invaluable but have been limited primarily to San Fransisco and New York.

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Consumer Reports Takes a Shine to Apple - Gadgetwise Blog - NYTimes.com

In laptops, Apple MacBooks rated first in the 13-inch category, the 14-to 16-inch size, and the 17-inch list; Dell, Toshiba and Hewlett-Packard were also-rans.

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Digital Domain - Encyclopedic Knowledge, Then vs. Now - NYTimes.com

It's hard to look at the end of the Encarta experiment without the free and much larger Wikipedia springing immediately to mind. But Encarta arguably would have failed even without that competition.

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The Problem With Cable Is Television - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com

Still, of all the services offered by cable companies — TV, Internet and telephone — the core television service has by far the lowest profit margins.

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What Will Fix the Venture Capital Crisis? - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com

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Nine Inch Nails Don't Fit on iPhone - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com

a Nine Inch Nails-themed application for the iPhone was rejected by Apple because it contained potentially offensive content

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Art - Where Art Auctions Feasted on Fat Prices, There's a Lean New Time - NYTimes.com

When the season kicks off at Sotheby's on Tuesday night, the two most expensive works of the evening — and of the week — will be a portrait that Picasso painted of his daughter, Maya, when she was just 2 ½ years old and one of Alberto Giacometti's rare sculptures of a ca …

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What Disney-Hulu Means for Apple - BusinessWeek

And the more popular Hulu becomes, the less compelling Apple's strategy of renting and selling video content online is, says Gartner (IT) analyst Michael McGuire. "Over time, perhaps the direct-payment model goes away," he says. I strongly disagree.

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Developer's iPhone Flash Player Might Not Last - News and Analysis by PC Magazine

We'll see how far this one gets. According to the Loop Blog, an Apple news blog (as seen on Brad Molen's Twitter feed), developer Jonah Grant submitted an "Adobe Flash mobile" plug-in for the iPhone and iPod Touch's Safari browser on Friday, April 24.

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Features - iPhone and iPod Touch development - WebApp.Net

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Now You Can Change What Google Says About You - ReadWriteWeb

Google me? I'll Google you! Google has become the de facto public record these days but most people remain in relative obscurity there and/or fear of what past indiscretions Google will expose to people who search for them.

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Tech Test Drive: Nothing small about Mac Mini's media-center capabilities - TwinCities.com

For nerdier types, the Mac mini can serve as a media-center computer when hooked up to an HDTV and tricked out with a television tuner for TiVo-ish functionality (along with the option to Web-stream TV shows via sites like Hulu).

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Problems With Online Wine Stores and How to Fix Them - WSJ.com

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Google improves Gmail for iPhone, Android - CNN.com

Although the new features are interesting, and I find them a big step up, what's significant in the bigger picture is that Google has shown just how powerful mobile Web browsers have become, not just for surfing Web pages, but for running Web-based applications.

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TECHNOLOGY Blog | The Dallas Morning News

I called AT&T to ask whether this document is legitimate and accurate, and the representative I spoke with confirmed its authenticity and said it's common to distribute this kind of info to store employees about competing products so they can be ready to answer customers' questio …

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The Big Picture - Boston.com

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AppleInsider | End users, developers seen flocking to iPhone apps on wide scale

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YouTube - BumpTop 3D Desktop Prototype - www.bumptop.com

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