Hapless spies will cry out in vain while their clever toothbrush records nothing but the inside of plastic cups, or a view of towels from across the sink. #pinholespytoothbrushhiddencame...
It's not necessarily for deviant purposes - it might be really handy in finding out who has been leaving the toilet seat up, for instance, and who doesn't place the top back on the toothpaste... #pinholespytoothbrushhiddencame...
You know, I have a friend who works at the crime lab at the police station. I could give him your toothbrush and he could run a test on it... to see if you actually brushed your teeth... or just ran your toothbrush under the faucet.
No you don't. I watch CSI.
You're right. But there IS a camera in your brush.
I use an N dedicated wireless bridge (shares with a couple of other devices) and find that an HD television show transfers slightly faster than play speed. What is the usual performance with the G adapter? #wifi
@Canoehead: i use a wireless G bridge shared with other devices and i don't have any trouble streaming The Office in HD. admittedly the other devices are not usually active, but the wireless network is running mixed mode and has some active N devices on it too. was thinking about upgrading the N-bridge, but i'd still need a legacy base station for Wii and PS3 :-p #wifi
@Accelerata: I put in the bridge to feed the Tivo, Popcorn Hour and Wii in the bedroom. It works pretty well, and was a lot cheaper than a proper cable run. #wifi
But I guess if it took into consideration directors, actors, writers, etc. it would work.
I would just find it really hard to believe it would do such a good job at organizing it, that it would be more useful than knowing the channel and time that it is on. Or even doing a simple title search to find your show.
I really dont see the point. and I am a guy that shuns people that "dont see the point" in gadget extras.
Slightly off topic, but do any of you use U-verse (specifically in Atlanta)? I am currently on Comcast and my g/f is moving, and I was considering having her go to U-verse (with HD, DVR, and internet service).
This app certainly would be another "pro" for the service (since we both have the iPhone).
With only 2 HDTV's I bounce against the limit all the time. Depending on your area, you can record 2 shows, and watch 2 recorded shows. Basically, you can have 2 incoming HD streams, or 4 standard def streams, or some magical combination of the above. But you will not be able to watch 3 live shows. Also, most features are only available on the main box, which is the DVR. They are fixing it at some point. Scheduling shows is only from the main box. Pausing live TV is only on the main box. (you can pause recorded shows on any box.) Last up, check if you are in the 2/2 profile area, or the 1/3. (That's HD versus SD streams.)
With all that, I LOVE the speed I get, but not everyone tests out at 18Mb.
@primalsilicon: that's what i thought. my sister has uverse and she warned me about that. we are going to need to watch three HD shows at once and if uverse can't than it's out.
i chatted with them last night and they said it wouldn't have a problem, but i guess they lied.
i just don't wanna pay $182 after taxes for digital cable, all the movie channels, decent internet and three boxes. seems really friggin' steep.
uverse is a similar price, but i was getting $250 cash back after a few months w/no contract.
Oh, man, I was SO GLAD when my husband's company got rid of their push-to-talk phones and went with Blackberrys instead. No more *chirp* *tweedle* *BLAST OF VOLUME AS BOSS CALLS IN THE MORNING*
Now if someone would only convince them that with Blackberrys they don't need beepers.
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No you don't. I watch CSI.
You're right. But there IS a camera in your brush.
SHIT! #pinholespytoothbrushhiddencame...
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But I guess if it took into consideration directors, actors, writers, etc. it would work.
I would just find it really hard to believe it would do such a good job at organizing it, that it would be more useful than knowing the channel and time that it is on. Or even doing a simple title search to find your show.
I really dont see the point. and I am a guy that shuns people that "dont see the point" in gadget extras.
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There are a couple apps that let you schedule Tivo recordings from your iPhone, but nothing officially from Tivo.
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This app certainly would be another "pro" for the service (since we both have the iPhone).
06/22/09
what is better for HDTV recording/watching.
TWC or ATT Uverse? i need to sign up for service and the ATT Uverse seems a little cheaper from the get go. Please help.
and video recording and watching 3 HDTVs all at once is a must. if one or the other can't do it -- let me know.
06/22/09
With only 2 HDTV's I bounce against the limit all the time. Depending on your area, you can record 2 shows, and watch 2 recorded shows. Basically, you can have 2 incoming HD streams, or 4 standard def streams, or some magical combination of the above. But you will not be able to watch 3 live shows. Also, most features are only available on the main box, which is the DVR. They are fixing it at some point. Scheduling shows is only from the main box. Pausing live TV is only on the main box. (you can pause recorded shows on any box.) Last up, check if you are in the 2/2 profile area, or the 1/3. (That's HD versus SD streams.)
With all that, I LOVE the speed I get, but not everyone tests out at 18Mb.
06/22/09
i chatted with them last night and they said it wouldn't have a problem, but i guess they lied.
i just don't wanna pay $182 after taxes for digital cable, all the movie channels, decent internet and three boxes. seems really friggin' steep.
uverse is a similar price, but i was getting $250 cash back after a few months w/no contract.
06/03/09
How would you ditch the STB when it has to connect to it for source?
05/13/09
Now if someone would only convince them that with Blackberrys they don't need beepers.