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TUAW wants to know. It seems like a simple question. If you're reading this right now you are more than likely using a keyboard and mouse of some sort. Is it whatever came with your machine? What keyboard and mouse do you use at home? At work? What would you rather use? Nearly all the Mac-heads at TUAW choose to use Microsoft mice. Strange but true. Head to TUAW to cast your vote.
With Google promising to open its video platform to indie filmmakers, and the acquisition of YouTube, it would seem self-distribution of movies is on the rise. Digital distribution makes sense, and it is potentially a powerful tool for those without a huge budget to get their films to audiences. With this in mind, Brian Liolia of DV Guru recently interviewed Sujewa Ekanayake. His film, Date Number One, was made on a shoestring, and Ekanayake is a master of DIY filmmaking. Now, with digital tools at his disposal, he has entered the world of DIY distribution as well.
Engadget rolled out some nifty new features and a subtle redesign this week. What's new? How about user-moderated comments? That's right, vote comments up or down, or collapse and filter them. No more waiting for a comment email either, Engadget works with a simple login, so comments appear just like magic. And for those of you rocking the web on big screens, the entire page is dynamic, so scaling up to widescreen results in more content and (this is so cool), bigger pictures! There are many more new things, like a 'Breaking News' box, tags, feeds, and such, but you get the idea. Engadget 2.0 is here.
Covering all aspects of personal style, we welcome the newest blog to our corner of the blogosphere: StyleDash. To celebrate, for the next 30 days we're giving away a designer handbag or book tote to a lucky reader. Just leave some comments on the prize post, and our randomness generator will randomly select a winner. Today's post features the Hobo from Marc Jacobs, a deceptively simple but stylish handbag. Stay tuned for anther giveaway each day for the next 30 days as the contest continues. And of course, keep reading StyleDash for the latest in fashion, cosmetics, gossip, and style news for women and men.
TV Squad has another interview up. This time Joel Keller interviews lovable, hilarious Jimmy Kimmel, who went from Ben Stein's sidekick to Adam Carolla's sidekick to master of his own, er, show. Jimmy talks about his upcoming ABC special, and spills the chili beans on his fancy kitchen and football party plans.
BlackBerries aren't sexy like T-Mobile's Sidekick, or snazzy like the Treo, or even hot like the RAZR. BlackBerries are, however, incredibly useful machines with well-placed features. But BlackBerry/RIM is taking a stab at the "cool" market and is set to launch the BlackBerry Pearl on September 12. The Pearl features a music player, camera, and eschews the trademark scrollwheel on the side for a scrollball. BBHub is asking the obvious question: will you buy a BlackBerry Pearl?
As the explosion in personal video recorders continues, PVR Wire debuts its very own podcast covering the industry. While you're on PVR Wire, don't forget to check out how to get a DirectTV HD DVR for free (maybe), how to fix your busted portable media player, and see a Series 3 Tivo being unboxed. You'll thank us when everyone's wearing a Tivo Series 200 wristwatch.
It's been a little while, but Engadget has a hot new contest running until September 10: make a TV commercial. The prize is an ultra-cool, shiny new Vaio with HDMI, Blu-ray, and a 17-inch screen. The complete rules are on Engadget, but anyone is eligible (including pros), and videos need to be less than five minutes. Given the amount of detail you can get in a 30-second ad, it doesn't seem too hard to extoll the virtues of Engadget in the epic timeframe given. Then again, covering robots to tablet PC's, wireless to mobile and back to gadgets again is no small task.
Is Office 2007 really easier to use than previous versions? This is a tough question. After using Office for many years, most of us are trained to use it a certain way. Office 2007 introduces a lot of new ways to do things, which may or may not be "easier." See for yourself if Office 2007 is easier with this handy video review from Download Squad. There are lots of little videos for different features, so it's very easy to see what you want.
We're happy to announce the newest blog at Weblogs: That's Fit. Beyond mere fad diets, fitness gadgets, and unkept New Year's resolutions, That's Fit aims for a holistic, natural, and useful approach. But That's Fit isn't just about diet and exercise! The focus is on healthy living, which also includes therapies, both physical and mental, natural beauty, and eco-travel. If you are interested in living better, longer, and stronger, check out That's Fit, and welcome them to the blogosphere!
Neil Woodburn traveled into the Balkans (and beyond), took a ton of pictures, met a bunch of people, and generally had a great time. Lucky for us, Neil is a blogger over at Gadling, and managed to split up his epic adventure into twenty four fantastic segments. Neil spread his posts over several weeks, but if you click this link you can see all of his Balkan Adventures in one convenient list. And while Neil's trip is over, don't forget Gadling's regular features like Photo of the Day, Hidden Gems, and Word for the Travel Wise.
In four short hours the polls will be closed on Divester's first photo contest. The finalists were carefully chosen, and all are beautiful, so it will be hard to pick a winner out of the batch. How do they get these pictures? To see all 1200 applicants, be sure to check out the Divester Flickr photo pool.
