Twitter Launches Its Official Android App

30 April 2010 by admin  

Just weeks after launching an official BlackBerry app and acquiring Tweetie (which will become Twitter for iPhone), Twitter is out with another mobile application built in-house, this time for Google Android. The app is acquirable immediately in the Android Market Android Market . Twitter’s Leland Rechis describes it on the company’s official blog , writing, “Reading tweets is easy in a bunch of places on your phone.

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Mozilla Previews New Firefox Add-Ons Manager

30 April 2010 by admin  

The Mozilla team is hard at work on the next update to Firefox , which will include a fully redesigned Add-ons Manager .

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Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Captured by NASA Satellite [PICS]

30 April 2010 by admin  

In the wake of an oil rig explosion that led to a huge spill in the Gulf of Mexico, NASA has released a pair of striking photos depicting the disaster. Along with Twitter Twitter , NASA has been the go-to source of late when it comes to finding photos of both natural and unnatural phenomena — the organization has brought us extraordinary footage of the sun , as well as satellite images of the aftermath of the volcanic eruption ..read more

James Cameron is Working on a 3D Camera for the Next Mars Rover

30 April 2010 by admin  

Remember all of that beautiful Mars imagery that NASA’s Mars rover, Spirit, sent back during its journey to the Red Planet? Now imagine seeing high-definition color 3D video from the surface of Mars.

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Ian Hart: ‘The Walkman forced you to make musical choices’ | Celebrity squares

30 April 2010 by admin  

Actor Ian Hart is still a large fan of Sony’s portable music player

What’s your favourite piece of technology, and how has it improved your life?

The Sony Walkman will always be one of my favourites for many reasons, along with the Dyson AirBlade – which actually dries your hands. The thing I liked about the Walkman, as opposed to the iPod, is that it forced you to make musical choices – what cassettes to bring with you, and having to turn ..read more

Ten Things to Monitoring Your Website

30 April 2010 by admin  

Every business needs to know how it is doing. That’s the intent behind exit surveys, customer feedback forms, suggestion boxes and other devices. Without feedback from the customer, monitoring inventory, expenses, revenue and other benchmarks, a business can take a quick slide down a slippery slope, without the owner ever seeing it coming – or being healthy to stop the slide.

Webmasters also have things they should be monitoring on their websites. Most of these can be classified ..read more

Remember Microsoft’s Courier? Well, You Can Forget About It

30 April 2010 by admin  

Microsoft’s Courier was supposed to be the paper of the future, Microsoft’s answer (and challenger) to Apple’s iPad, with two screens, multi-touch support, camera and a bunch of other goodies .

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Apple Didn’t Kill Flash, HTML5 Did

30 April 2010 by admin  

The effort over Flash and its role (or demand thereof) on the iPhone came to a head this day when Apple CEO Steve Jobs published an open letter explaining why his company won’t support Flash on the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad . Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen spoke with The Wall Street Journal to deliver his response.

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Google Adds Virtual Keyboards for Search in 35 Languages

29 April 2010 by admin  

Google Google users who queried the search engine in non-English languages were previously challenged by keyboard limitations. To address the problem, the company has integrated virtual keyboards for Google search in 35 languages.

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Augmented Reality Billboard Puts Passersby in a Street Fight [VIDEO]

29 April 2010 by admin  

We’ve seen a number of creative uses for augmented reality recently, from Iron Man to virtual pets and even tattoos . An interactive billboard in the Netherlands brings a powerful new example to the category by putting passersby in the middle of a virtual street fight

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