Seth Godin is publishing a new edition of Purple Cow, that will feature an appendix of remarkable companies with interesting stories. Until the end of this weekend, he’s calling for submissions. If you think a company is different and interesting, send it in. Personally, I submitted Meat Cards, because their business cards are absolutely remarkable (regardless of if I’d ever want to hand a client a piece of meat with my information printed on it).
Here are some caveats for this list: This list was made purely from blind hope. None of these are confirmed, and many of the rumors may be wildly far-fetched. That said, these are things that would be great for gamers and would make me extremely happy. I’ve separated it into two categories: The Big 3 (Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo) and Games. I’ve inserted links to the stories/rumors for each.
Games
What rumors are you waiting for at E3 2009?
I love Windows 7. Most of all though, I love some of the additional Windows hotkeys that have been added to make my life easier for multitasking. As an Excel power user, these are great for browsing/editing multiple documents and for dual monitor use. For a full list of Windows 7 hotkeys, click here. This is a short list of new hotkeys that I really enjoy.
| Hotkey | Description |
|---|---|
| Windows Key + Up | Maximize the current window |
| Win. + Right/Left | Align window on right or left half of screen |
| Win. + # (0-9) | Maximize/minimize a certain application on your taskbar |
| Win. + Shift + Right/Left | Window jumps from one monitor to the other |
| Win. + Space | Take a peek at the desktop |
Techshots is officially 1 month old. Here are the results of the first month’s Comment Love. There were 17 comments this month, which end up equaling a $8.50 donation. The donation was made to Conservation International, and helps to offset our carbon footprint and address climate change.
I’m also open to any suggestions for future donations, but am happy to have made my first donation as a part of Techshots. I look forward to many future donations as a part of Comment Love. Hope to see more comments on upcoming posts, and I will do my best to open up future posts for more discussion.
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