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Found and iPhone and Top and Clips and Downloads and ipod and ipod touch and Featured Download and Video DemonstrationAdam Pash on 04 Mar 2008 11:00 am

Use Your iPhone as a Multi-Touch Mouse with Touchpad Pro [Featured Download]

iPhone/iPod touch only: Freeware application Touchpad Pro turns your iPhone or iPod touch into a multi-touch mouse for any operating system. You'll need a jailbroken iPhone or iPod touch, then just install Touchpad Pro from Installer.app. To get it working with your computer, you'll need to install VNC (it's already running on your Mac) and follow the instructions on the site. Once it's running, you can use your iPhone's screen like a MacBook Air trackpad, which means you get the regular mouse actions in addition to two-finger scroll, double-finger-tap right-click, and a ton more (check out the video for the full demonstration). Touchpad Pro is freeware, iPhone/iPod touch only.

Introducing Touchpad Pro

Found and Top and Clips and Mind Hacks and Personal organizationGina Trapani on 11 Dec 2007 04:00 pm

Why You Should Plan Your Day the Night Before [Mind Hacks]

Motivational author Jack Canfield explains why you should plan and schedule your day's tasks the night before: to avoid spending all day reacting instead of acting, and (this is interesting) to put your subconscious mind to work all night while you sleep on your plan. The second bit might be a bit too woo-woo for you, but specific intentions are undoubtedly a good way to stay on track in hectic times at work.

[via Dumb Little Man]

Found and Google and Top and Clips and Directions and Google Maps and MapsAdam Pash on 19 Nov 2007 12:00 pm

Move Mis-Marked Addresses in Google Maps [Google Maps]

Ever look up an address on Google Maps and find that the pushpin for that address is more than a bit off? Now you can edit where Google pinpoints addresses (provided you're logged into your Google account) by clicking the Edit link and dragging the pin to a more appropriate location. Moves over 200 meters will need to be moderated before they're applied, and you can see the original location or recently moved markers at any time. My parents' house in Iowa has always been about a mile off the mark so I've been dying for something like this, but unfortunately it looks like not all locations are currently supported.

Think globally, mark locally [Google Lat Long Blog via Google Operating System]

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