This idea is great! From any web browser or from your mobile phone, you can "flag" any place in the world. This tools uses Google maps so you get either a map or a satellite view or an hybrid view. You can actually map all your favorite places. You can add a comment to each place you flag and share your places with friends and family, or even anyone. So when you went on a trip, or to a good restaurant, or any other place you want to share, just map them with flagr.

Try it, it's free: http://www.flagr.com/

After a couple of months of inactivity on my blog, I am back and I will show you a few innovative tools I found on the web. The Internet stimulate creativity. The world is great!

Be ready. Microsoft understands what pervasive computing is. Windows is already on your compter, PDA, mobile phone ...

... and very soon in your car.

Check this out (watch the videos):
Windows Automotive

According to Google, people in the world are known for... click here

Stores paint ads on roofs for satellite map services like Google Earth. Marketing has no limit...

This display is the work of Carson Williams of Mason, Ohio, who used 88 channels to control his 16,000 Christmas lights. Apparently he spent somewhere between $2,500 and $5,000 on the hardware and a lot of man-hours programming the choreography. The music is broadcast on a vacant FM frequency which people driving by can tune in on their car stereo to listen to without disturbing the neighborhood.
http://members.cox.net/transam57/lights.wmv

My caTV feeds me with 500 channels or so.
How many channels does this guy get?