“David is a technologist who spent the past 6 years building applications for the Web. Prior to Zecter, David developed applications and services at Amazon, where he got a taste of writing internet-scale applications and cloud computing.” Today’s article is a bit technical and abstract but nonetheless interesting. Read our interview with David Zhao from… [Read more…]
April 27, 2009
There seems to be a lot of confusion regarding viruses, the security of Unix based OSs, even in more tech savvy groups. So, what’s the deal with viruses and Linux?
April 25, 2009
Last week we built a head tracking device, from a project originally created by a professor at Carnegie Mellon University named Johnny Lee. His other project, the Wiimote powered interactive whiteboard, is just as impressive and twice as useful. It turns any projector, monitor, or laptop screen into an interactive display. Here is an eye-popping… [Read more…]
April 24, 2009
In this article we get to discuss Opera’s role as an innovator in the browser market as well as find out if Opera will release its code under the GPL and some technical bits about the ‘Turbo’ technology. I recently wrote an article about Opera 10 – which is currently in development – and got… [Read more…]
April 23, 2009
As much as I like to rant about Microsoft, their policies or software, their hardware division has been long known to produce some high quality products, especially keyboards an mice. The Arc mouse is no exception; a flawless design, universal compatibility with Mac, Linux and Windows, and an exceptional attention to details.
April 22, 2009
From GMX, a division of United Internet Group, comes a new email service fresh out of beta, which promises to be ‘advanced’, ‘savvy’ and ‘different’, and apparently defies corporate logic by claiming a no ads policy. Let’s take a look at GMX Mail, its features and caveats.
April 20, 2009
Today’s article is about a very exciting exciting product from Mophie, the ‘Juice Pack’. The Juice Pack is basically a battery extender for your iPhone or iPod Touch that also doubles as a stylish hard-shell case. It got very good reviews and a lot of media coverage since its appearance at CES 2009, but does… [Read more…]
April 18, 2009
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Recently I have had the fortune to experiment with two projects originally created by a professor at Carnegie Mellon University named Johnny Lee. A couple years ago he put together a few programs and some code libraries to form some of the most impressive pieces of software I have seen. His research with the programs… [Read more…]
April 18, 2009
Aardvark proposes a new way of answering your questions by using a mix of old technologies and new ideas.
April 29, 2009
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