UNBELIEVABLE internal footage, to be released in the wake of Steve Jobs’s keynote! Mark from Apple introduces a first look at the new Apple iPad and an exclusive look at Apple’s upcoming hardware designs.

Everyone got up in arms about the supposed racism of HP’s facial recognition and how it can’t recognize black faces, but conveniently overlooked Apple’s racial recognition feature on their iSight cameras. I recorded this using Photo Booth. For shame, Apple!

This is a review of my white MacBook i got in July 2008. It has a 160gb hard drive, 2gb RAM, 2.4 ghz an all sorts of amazing shat!

Magic Jack officially launched in March 2008 where they have been giving away the magic jack device and a year’s worth of long distance in the us and canada for free. A second year can be had for just $20 more. The magic jack actually cost me $50 for the unit and shipping and the first year’s service, but considering all the alternatives out there, this is by far the coolest and cheapest feature filled telephone service I’ve come across. The magic jack also gets kudos for being mac compatible – assuming you are running a newer mac with the Intel processors. Magic jack is true to their word as far as initial set-up goes. After removing the unit from it’s packaging and plugging in the optional USB extension cord, I plugged in my phone jack at one end and the magic jack into my computer’s USB port. It should be noted that for whatever reason, magic jack says you can’t plug it into a hub for it to work. After launching the magicJack application, it walks you through the registration process where you enter your email, password, home address etc. Then you get to pick an area code from a list of dozens of metropolitan markets across the United States. You don’t have to pick a local number exchange unless you want to. Once that’s complete, you are ready to rock and roll. You also get caller ID, call waiting and voice mail free with the magicJack service. Setting up voice mail is simple enough as the menu walks you through it so you can personalize your greeting, busy message and …

These minimal budget laptop Computer animation effects were for a documentary recreation www.youtube.com of a genuine case where a group of New Zealand lifesavers at Whangarei “ocean beach” were surrounded by a pod of dolphins that protected them from a circling great white shark for about 1 hour before they drove it off. Also shown is a Mako attack on a swimmer in the Red Sea where dolphins intervened. Check my other videos! www.youtube.com www.mckeewildthings.com CGi animation of Dolphins and Sharks for the documentary “Saved by Dolphins” on miniscule budget. All shots animated on 1.8ghz Apple MacbookPro laptop computer and underwater background plates tracked manually. ie, no use of software camera tracking. Produced on a shoestring budget, these shots show computer generated dolphins and sharks in the same shots as real dolphins and humans filmed at seaworld GoldCoast. Almost every shot involving dolphins includes at least one real dolphin and one cgi dolphin. The director waned a very blue Mako shark so the colour was distinct from the dolphin’s grey. In reality Makos look silver greyish underwater. Helicopter Aerial shots of Whangarei bay in NZ have composited humans and dolphins filmed separately from a crane in seaworld and match moved to the helicopter footage. All modelling textures and Animation by Greg. Rigging by Al Ferguson , Compositing by Al and Greg