Looking for a long lost friend or somebody that owes you money. Well, now you can find them – and just about anyone else that is not living in cave – by using Pipl.
The tool allows you to put in a first and last name as well as a city and state, if availble. THe results include links to any page that may contina the person you are looking for and photos, too.
It’s easily the most impressive people finder available. Check it out.
From the Mozilla blog: Today, Mozilla announced a $100,000 grant to the Wikimedia Foundation to advance open video. See comprehensive posts from Mike Shaver, VP of Engineering and Chris Blizzard, Director of Evangelism. Excerpt from Mike’s post here:
We believe that Theora is the best path available today for truly open, truly free video on the internet. We also believe that it can be improved in video quality, in performance, and in quality of implementation, and Mozilla is proud to be supporting the development of Theora software with a $100,000 (USD) grant. Administered by the Wikimedia Foundation, this grant will be used to support development of improved Theora encoders and more powerful playback libraries.
If you’ve lost an iPhone or had one stolen, then you may really appreciate the new software from iHound. The software, which is free, is downloaded to your iPhone (hopefully, before it is lost). Then when you lose it, you can find/track your phones position with iHound’s website. According to the site, you are allowed to register up to three phones for free. Check it out… http://www.ihoundsoftware.com
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