Archive for April, 2007
How Google Earth Images Are Made
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30 Apr 2007An anonymous reader writes “The Google Librarian Central site has up a piece by Mark Aubin, a Software Engineer who works on Google Earth. Aubin explains some of the process behind capturing satellite imagery for use with the product. ‘Most people are surprised to learn that we have more than one source for our imagery. [...]
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The Future of Cinema – ‘Real’ 3D
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30 Apr 2007GunSlinger writes “The IGN movies site is running a story on an old movie concept seeing a resurgence. 3D movies are making a cinematic comeback via new, more sophisticated techniques. Yes, you still wear glasses. No you don’t get a headache. Yes, the effect is fantastic. This story looks at the technology, past and future [...]
Netvibes announce the Universal Widget API
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30 Apr 2007Hello! The long-awaited Netvibes Universal Widget API has been released today!
Since Their announcement, it has been thousands to subscribe to announcement list.
“We believe at Netvibes that UWA can really change the way we produce and develop widgets. We’ve been working hard to release it. As you know, the Universal Widget API will replace the Mini-Module API that was [...]
Google helps make public records available (AP)
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30 Apr 2007AP – The Internet search company hopes to eventually persuade federal agencies to employ the same tools an effort that excites advocates of open government but worries some consumer privacy experts.
Social-networking sites link Hispanic youth
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30 Apr 2007Indie rocker Eric Monterrosa checks his ElHood.com Web page at least three times a day, answering fans, surfing for other new Latin artists and keeping in touch with friends from his native Colombia.
ElHood is sort of a bilingual MySpace promoting the latest in Latin music, and for Miami-based Monterrosa, it has become a personal and [...]
Schools says iPods becoming tool for cheaters
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27 Apr 2007Banning baseball caps during tests was obvious — students were writing the answers under the brim. Then, schools started banning cell phones, realizing students could text message the answers to each other.Now, schools across the country are targeting digital media players as a potential cheating device. Devices including iPods and Zunes can be hidden under [...]
Jobs: Apple customers not into renting music
In: Best mobiles
27 Apr 2007via Reuters
Apple Inc. Chief Executive Steve Jobs indicated Wednesday he is unlikely to give in to calls from the music industry to add a subscription-based model to Apple’s wildly popular iTunes online music store.
“Never say never, but customers don’t seem to be interested in it,” Jobs told Reuters in an interview after Apple reported blow-out [...]
Waving the Phone To Pay…..
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26 Apr 2007Nokia is joining the GSM Association’s “mobile wallet” initiative, which seeks to create a global standard based on an embedded, wireless chip in a cell phone that allows a user to pay for something simply by waving the phone over a wireless reader. Nokia joins others in the GSM Association, including AT&T, China Mobile, and [...]
Sun can converts carbon dioxide into fuel
In: Technology
25 Apr 2007We all know that the increasing concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has a major impact on the Earth climate. But now, chemists at the University of California at San Diego (UCSD) have developed “a device that can capture energy from the sun, convert it to electrical energy and split carbon dioxide into carbon [...]
robotic jewelry polishing system
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25 Apr 2007If you live in Rapid City, South Dakota, and if you bring one of your old rings to a jewelry shop for cleaning, it’s highly possible that the job might be done by a robotic jeweler. An engineer at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology (SDSMT) has built and brought to market a [...]
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- Twitter sent spam tweetsHundreds of Twitter accounts began a few days ago to send out spam for slimming products. The identical message was "I lost 20 lbs in 2 weeks!" and contains links to various slimming websites.At present it is not known with certainty how the various accounts were compromised, but all the messages are posted through an API, which means that the […]
- Internet on mobile is normalInternet on mobile is becoming more and more normal. Relations with the 3G and turbo-3G was faster, and mobiles have become more powerful and have larger screens, making it a better experience to be online on the go.Each third will shock billThe market for mobile data is still confusing. This shows a new study by Vodafone has made. More than one third h […]
- Two Skype Accounts on the Same ComputerHave you ever tried to sign in and use two skype accounts in one computer. With Skype running on your desktop, you might want to sign in with your personal or professional Skype account. .This takes quite a hell out of time to sign out form one and sign in form another account if you are using one PC . Here is step by step by step guide to running 2 […]
- Blind man implements Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of TimeWith help from several friends have Canadian Jordan Verner completed The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, without being able to see a stick.The idea was Jordan Verner himself, and he put a video out on YouTube with a series of clips where he played the game completely blind. The video was seen by another Zelda fan, Roy Williams, who contacted Verner and […]
- Sony ready with powerful laser projector moduleMost projectors using a xenon lamp as light source, but they are expensive and do not last too long. It is now the solution to Sony with their new laser module to the projector.The module fills only 152 mm x 114 mm x 30.5 mm but can reach a brightness of 5,000 lumens. Is not it enough, it is possible to combine several modules and achieve an even higher […]
- NVIDIA Ion 2 GPUNvidia made himself noticed early on netbook market with an alternative to Intel's integrated graphics solution, since their ion chip was much faster than Intel's. Now Nvidia is ready with the next generation; Ion 2ndIon 2 is unlike its predecessor, an independent GPU, which communicates with Intel's Atom Pine Trail CPU via PCI Express. B […]
- Nokia is still bought more than any mobileAccording to research company Gartenr who looked at mobil markdet for 2009, a total of 1.211 billion phones worldwide, a slight decrease of 0.9% over the previous year.Looking at how sales are distributed among the individual producers, so it is again Nokia, which has sold the most, with over 440 million phones. It gives the Finnish company a market sh […]
- OCZ shoots limited version of the SSD SeriesOCZ has released a limited edition of its solid-state series Vertex LE based on Sand Force solid-state controller and the performance seems very promising. The unit is in addition to better performance even have a feature that will detect and correct errors in data stored in flash memory. OCZs first Sand Force-based entity called Vertex 2 Pro and did a […]
- Nokia X10 updated with Symbian 3A video showing a Nokia document for the upcoming X10 model has recently been uploaded on Youtube and received increasing attention in the network. This document's title is "Nokia X10 Release Documents (Ver. 1)". During that are outlined in the model from four different angles. This is followed by the essential features that continue on th […]
- Steve Jobs says Flash is old-fashionedWith the announcement of IPAD is Apple has been criticized for failing to include support for Adobe Flash, and they do not support it on your iPhone or iPod Touch.Recently Steve Jobs had visited a number of newspapers in New York to promote the IPAD, and in doing so he came in to explain why no Flash support.He thinks that Flash is full of errors, the r […]