Paul Carroll is a web designer / illustrator that lives in Minneapolis. In his spare time he takes pictures, rides bikes, listens to music and enjoys beverages. You should follow him on twitter and check out his portfolio.
Most recently, though, I invested $129 in an Eye-Fi Explore SD card. The card, which just won a Good Housekeeping Very Innovative Product award, is a wonder of miniaturization: a two-gigabyte memory card outfitted with a Wi-Fi chipset, which not only allows it to automatically upload photos to my home computer and to my Flickr account but also lets it perform a kind of quasi-GPS, by triangulating nearby Wi-Fi hot spots. (It’s how the first-generation iPhones did GPS, too.)
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Wednesday February 18th, 2009
Paul Carroll is a web designer / illustrator that lives in Minneapolis. In his spare time he takes pictures, rides bikes, listens to music and enjoys beverages. You should follow him on twitter and check out his portfolio.
