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Long before humanity discovered the efficiency of the binary code and the Internet era, the fastest way of communication revolved around the dots and dashes of the Morse code, which is able to encode characters and allows you to transmit information using rhythm.Although most people consider it to be outdated, there ... |
13 April 2009
13:21 GMT |
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Ars Technica is reporting that developers are leaving no stones unturned inside the new iPhone OS 3.0 beta, stumbling upon clues as to what Apple is working on lately. One developer, the site claims, has discovered a file with references to two new iPhone models, one fresh iPod touch model (possibly), and two product... |
20 March 2009
05:07 GMT |
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Earlier this week, Mac-focused minds were reporting that Apple's latest iPhone firmware update contained information hinting to a new iPhone model. While this hasn't been confirmed, nor denied, the folks at Pinch Media have seen the “iPhone 2.1” listing prior to the 2.2.1 firmware update.Pinch M... |
30 January 2009
04:19 GMT |
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CoreAVC-for-Linux, a project addressed to Linux users who want to play videos encoded with the H.264 standard through other open-source players, was removed from the Google Code website due to what seems to be a copyright infringement complaint. What's interesting is that nobody knows for sure who made the compl... |
5 May 2008
04:07 GMT |
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Just like Google and Yahoo compete for search dominance, and Iran and Iraq for higher oil reserves, the malware producing field is also much disputed. China, former developer and producer extraordinaire has bent its head in front of Russia, new reigning champ, according to metrics from security software producer PC T... |
21 February 2008
14:06 GMT |
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If you were looking for a quick hocus-pocus, there's your gadget type of information, I'm sad to disappoint you; this article is not about that. It's more about breaking down what gadgets are from a technical point of view, that of developers and that of users.In case you're not all that much into... |
15 January 2008
04:54 GMT |
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The signs that something big was cooking with Yahoo when it came to music were not all over the place, but they were noticeable at any rate and, while reading a blog from Ian Rogers on the matter, I came across something mighty peculiar in the bottom left corner of the page: a grey rectangle with a green circle winki... |
9 January 2008
09:41 GMT |
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Getting a job proves difficult to many people who, one way or another, find themselves unemployed. But the tough part is not "getting" a job, which is a fifty percent deal, you either have what it takes or you don't; what's tough is finding a job that suits you best. Here's the story of a schoolteacher... |
4 January 2008
04:53 GMT |
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Working at Google's Mountain View headquarters can and is an all-around the year time occupier big time, so the engineers and everybody else there is thinking of the Holidays as a well deserved break from everything. And if they're not working, why should you stop? Here's what they have offered as an a... |
20 December 2007
03:23 GMT |
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Hey, Mac users, Google has a new gift for you! The Mac team working at the Mountain View company has released the Mac Developer Playground, "a website where the Mac community can look for new and interesting open source projects and demos from our Mac team," as Amit Singh, Engineering Manager, and Karen Grünberg, Pro... |
7 December 2007
13:46 GMT |
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Meetings used to be very popular in Victorian times and even before that, when certain women used to get together to get their embroidering on, or when whatever other different social activities required sex biased separating of individuals. Later, they became more cultural and turned into "literary soirees" or "mus... |
30 November 2007
11:56 GMT |
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Google's gadgets rose in popularity since the Mountain View company started a powerful campaign to promote it and some of the users became real fans of them. Because they are able to work with Google Desktop or iGoogle, the gadgets target a large segment of consumers who are already registered for these technolo... |
22 October 2007
03:34 GMT |
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Not too long ago, we had a massive movie-book event going on in the world. Basically this is what happened: a writer named Dan Brown wrote a book called The Da Vinci Code, a novel that was sold worldwide in gazillions of copies. Short after that, a movie was made...We all know the story by now and even if not everybo... |
17 August 2007
10:17 GMT |
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A few days ago, the leaked Facebook code which was published on the Internet, appeared on a huge number of websites. Although most of them were shut down, others remained up and gathered a lot of traffic and became popular. For example, there were numerous blogs hosted by Google's Blogger which published the sto... |
16 August 2007
05:40 GMT |
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"The Da Vinci Code" sparked the imagination of many "conspiracy theory" adepts and raised some questions even in the minds of the pragmatics, since its depiction in the Hollywood production. Now, researchers claim that they uncovered an encoded message in the cube carvings on the chapel arches of a cathedral in Scot... |
3 May 2007
02:53 GMT |
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Resident Evil Code: Veronica is the fourth game in Capcom's Resident Evil survival horror series originally released for the Sega Dreamcast in 2000. It's notable for being the first Resident Evil title to debut on a non-Sony platform, as opposed to the first three installments, which were originally PlaySta... |
11 April 2007
04:35 GMT |
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Resident Evil: Survivor 2 “Code: Veronica” ('Gun Survivor 2: Biohazard Code: Verionica' in Japan) is a light gun game by Capcom developed in conjunction with Namco exclusive to PAL regions and Japan. The game features characters and stages taken directly from Resident Evil Code: Veronica, although the game... |
11 April 2007
04:07 GMT |
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I guess all of you agree that Google is the most popular search engine on the Internet, having millions of users every day. Because it is the best search technology in the entire world, the service is able to index and crawl millions of websites although their content is not quite acceptable. Take the example of the ... |
6 April 2007
13:51 GMT |
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