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RateItAll helps businesses build their own Foursquare (VentureBeat)
Monday, 15 March 2010
RateItAll, the review site that has described itself as a “distributed Yelp for everything,” is going mobile. But it’s not just by releasing an iPhone app of its own — RateItAll wants to help companies build their own location check-in services. There are a number of different companies that may wan...
 
Google Surprised Rest of World Not Like the Googleplex (Marketing Pilgrim)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Google really created quite a buzz around Buzz when it was rolled out in February. The first wave of buzz (pun intended although the whole Wave thing is another story altogether) for Buzz was reasonab...
 
Think Gmail's too Slow? Google's on It [Gmail] (Gizmodo)
Monday, 15 March 2010
At Google's panel today at SXSW in Austin, a Gmail team member named Jonathan Perlow asked the crowd to raise their hands if they think Gmail is too slow. We love Gmail, but certainly we can sympathiz...
 
SETI Is 50 Years Old; No Sign of ET
Monday, 15 March 2010
SETI Is 50 Years Old; No Sign of ET
EagleHasLanded writes "The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence is 50 years old next month, and still no sign of intelligent alien life. Paul Davies of the Beyond Center (also Chairman of the SETI...
 
Good Language Choice For School Programming Test?
Monday, 15 March 2010
Good Language Choice For School Programming Test?
An anonymous reader writes "The Australian Informatics Olympiad programming test is being run in a couple of months. I'm an experienced programmer and I'm thinking of volunteering to tutor interested ...
 
Mario Reduced To 8x8 With Open Source and Arduino
Monday, 15 March 2010
Mario Reduced To 8x8 With Open Source and Arduino
adeelarshad82 writes "The open-source Arduino electronics platform has received a ton of attention from the hardware enthusiast community. And one more follower is joining the fray--Mario himself. The...
 
Breakthrough in quest for solar hydrogen production
Monday, 15 March 2010
Breakthrough in quest for solar hydrogen production
Scientists at Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, have built on feats of Mother Nature to develop the most potent homogeneous catalyst known for water oxidation, which they hope will lead to producing...
 
Laser-activated nanotube speakers could be invisibly embedded in windows and walls
Monday, 15 March 2010
Laser-activated nanotube speakers could be invisibly embedded in windows and walls
It is known that intense sound can be produced by electrically-powered nanotubes stretched into sheets, but researchers from University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) have furthered this principle by ...
 
Solar panels made three times cheaper and four times more efficient
Monday, 15 March 2010
Solar panels made three times cheaper and four times more efficient
As regular readers will know, we cover more than our fair share of breakthroughs promising next-generation super-efficient solar cells. Everything from growing photovoltaic crystals, applying special ...
 
City Lights Globe shows how the Earth looks at night
Monday, 15 March 2010
City Lights Globe shows how the Earth looks at night
Gizmag wouldn't normally advocate urban light pollution but there's no doubt the twinkling lights of the cities around the world at night create a pretty light show. The City Light Globe is a 6" revol...
 
Seiko Spring Drive Spacewalk watch keeps time in space
Monday, 15 March 2010
Seiko Spring Drive Spacewalk watch keeps time in space
Today watches are built to withstand varying degrees of water pressure and shocks and scrapes of all sorts. But a new watch from Seiko has been built to withstand the harsh environments found when the...
 
Gitzo's Athena: the cameraman that can go anywhere
Monday, 15 March 2010
Gitzo's Athena: the cameraman that can go anywhere
I suppose 'camerawomen' would be more appropriate, given that Athena is a woman's name. But what's in a name? Regardless of what you call it Gitzo's fully electronic, remote-controlled head was one of...
 
IPad, SchmiPad: 10 E-Readers and Tablets You Can Get Right Now
Monday, 15 March 2010
IPad, SchmiPad: 10 E-Readers and Tablets You Can Get Right Now
The iPad may not be out for several weeks, but there are still some excellent choices if you're looking for a tablet-like device for reading e-books. We compare 10 recent e-readers and tablets. ...
 
New Phones Still Sold With Old Versions of Android
Monday, 15 March 2010
New Phones Still Sold With Old Versions of Android
Google has been cranking out new versions of Android operating system faster than handset makers can keep up with. As a result, the latest Android phones to hit the stores carry an older version of th...
 
Happy birthday, Albert Einstein!
Monday, 15 March 2010
Happy birthday, Albert Einstein!
Einstein, who would be 131 today, needs no introduction. The foremost mathematician of the 20th Century, he held a position at the Institute of Advanced Study, one of the most storied intellectual c...
 
NES cartridge harmonicas
Monday, 15 March 2010
NES cartridge harmonicas
Ebay seller nes_harmonica is offering three of these old Nintendo cartridges that have been modded to contain working harmonicas. Why the heck would you do that? Turns out it's kind of a retro in-...
 
How to Make Delicious, Healthy Homemade Potato Chips With a Microwave!
Monday, 15 March 2010
How to Make Delicious, Healthy Homemade Potato Chips With a Microwave!
Looking for a healthy, low-fat, easy, and delicious alternative to store-bought fried potato chips? Look no further! What You Need 1 Potato 1 Microwave-safe plate 1 Microwave Flavoring (...
 
Homemade Pizza Recipes
Monday, 15 March 2010
Homemade Pizza Recipes
We've rounded up an amazing collection of homemade pizza Instructables to tempt any palette. Check out these great recipes for thin crust, thick crust, individual pizza for one, and even pizza for ...
 
DIY Stereo Condenser Microphone with Adjustable Toe-in/ Toe-out Angle
Monday, 15 March 2010
DIY Stereo Condenser Microphone with Adjustable Toe-in/ Toe-out Angle
There are many articles on the web about making condenser microphones. These projects are usually relatively easy. However, trying to make one that allows X-Y and Wide Stereo positions for the mics th...
 
Keepin' it real fake: iPhone hits discount retailers as an eyeshadow palette
Monday, 15 March 2010
Keepin' it real fake: iPhone hits discount retailers as an eyeshadow palette
Now, these may have been around for ages, we can't really be sure because, truth be told, it's pretty rare for us to troll the aisles of Kohl's makeup section looking for KIRFs. Regardless, a helpful...
 
Sony Japan unveils Bravia HDTVs with 500GB storage, Sony USA unveils no such thing
Monday, 15 March 2010
Sony Japan unveils Bravia HDTVs with 500GB storage, Sony USA unveils no such thing
Sony intro'd some 3D Bravia HDTVs a while back, and while that didn't really whet our appetite an LCD with built-in storage is always palatable. To be released by Sony Japan, the BX30H is available i...
 
Qi Hardware's tiny, hackable Ben NanoNote now shipping
Monday, 15 March 2010
Qi Hardware's tiny, hackable Ben NanoNote now shipping
It's been something of a long road to this point (beginning with the company being founded by some laid off OpenMoko employees), but Qi Hardware's ultra-compact, open source Ben NanoNote (actually, R...
 
Nexus One shipments headed to Verizon, Vodafone soon?
Monday, 15 March 2010
Nexus One shipments headed to Verizon, Vodafone soon?
Not much here in the way of verifiable detail but we're hearing that a CDMAified Nexus One is en route to Verizon (or Google's warehouses, anyway) from HTC's factories. The Economic Daily News (EDN) ...
 
Ironic broken-English press-release for English editing services
Monday, 15 March 2010
Ironic broken-English press-release for English editing services
Impress your target audience with quality English language: A press-release for a company that will help you improve your English communications, written in fractured machine-translation-esque English...
 
Super Mario on a Arduino-controlled 8x8 pixelboard
Monday, 15 March 2010
Super Mario on a Arduino-controlled 8x8 pixelboard
CMU's Chloe Fan hacked an Arduino controlled 8x8 pixelboard to play a wicked side-scrolling game of Super Mario. What a fun and creative use of the board! Someone needs to start an Arduino summer-camp...
 
Speed-assembling servers
Monday, 15 March 2010
Speed-assembling servers
At SXSW (where my two of the games my wife commissioned just won Best Game and Best Edugame!), the trade-floor booth for hosting company The Planet is holding competitions to speed-assemble rack-mount...
 
Google “99.9% certain” to close China search engine
Monday, 15 March 2010
According to the Financial Times, Google is now almost certain to close its google.cn site in the wake of the search giant’s public clash with the Chinese government. Google has spent the past ...
 
Privacy nightmare: Geotagging in Twitter goes live
Monday, 15 March 2010
Initially available only to US users, geotagging is a new opt-in Twitter feature that lets you tag select tweets with your geographical location. Other folks see a user-friendly location name next to...
 
iPhones — They Only Come Out At Night (GigaOM)
Monday, 15 March 2010
iPhone users tend to use their devices in the evening and on the weekends, reports Localytics, a Cambridge, MA-based start-up offering mobile analytics services. According to as study conducted by the...
 
AnyClip opens its quote database for movie buffs (VentureBeat)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Many of you have probably had a moment where you wanted to quote a favorite line from a movie, but couldn’t quite get the wording right. A site called AnyClip can help. The New York City startup first...
 
Cheap Wholesale Jerseys for Sports Fan
Monday, 15 March 2010
Cheap Wholesale Jerseys for Sports Fan Nothing is more fun than wearing your very own NFL jerseys in your team's colors to a game! When you watch the games on television, you can see the sea of NFL je...
 
iPad Battery Replacement? Forget That, You Get a New iPad for $99 (Mashable)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Here’s an interesting tidbit from Apple’s iPad FAQ: if your iPad’s battery goes dead, Apple will simply send you a completely new iPad and charge you 99 bucks (plus $6.95 for shipping) for the service...
 
News to know: Google-China; SXSW; iPad; Universal-Comcast; XBox 360 (Between the Lines)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Google's showdown in China and coverage from South by Southwest top today's headlines.Source : Between the Lines (subscribe)Explore : Google, SXSW Interactive Festival, Video Games, Xbox, Xbox 360Rea...
 
CDMA Nexus One stock already headed to Verizon? (SlashGear)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Last we heard through the rumor-mill, Verizon were readying themselves for a March 23rd launch of the CDMA version of the Google Nexus One . In apparent preparation for that, Chinese newspaper Economi...
 
Google’s Recent Moves Badly Hurt Shareholders (24/7 Wall St.)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Google’s list of serious problems may be longer than it has been since the company’s IPO. The search engine company is all but certain to close Google.cn, its Chinese website after an ongoing battle w...
 
Song Downloads Coming to Next Version of Rhapsody (Mashable)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Real Networks’ Rhapsody To Go subscription includes a mobile app that lets you stream music (they’ve got some 9 million tracks in their library) directly from your iPhone, for a $14.99 monthly fee. It...
 
Google Set to Close China Site (The Wall Street Journal)
Monday, 15 March 2010
The U.S. Web giant appears increasingly likely to shutter its Chinese-language search engine, a step that would remove one of the last major foreign players from the world's largest Internet market.So...
 
CMS is Perfect Solution for Small Business Owners
Monday, 15 March 2010
A website can be built easily with content management system because it has the ability to add Pages in simple format like text format and they are automatically translated into perfect to near perfec...
 
Today Is The 25th Anniversary of The First Dotcom URL Registered [Internet] (Gizmodo)
Monday, 15 March 2010
On this day, back in 1985, the first ever dotcom URL was created, Symbolics.com . There were just six dotcoms registered that year, compared to the 100,000 that are created every day now. More Source...
 
Facebook Opens India Office To House More Sales And Operations Staff (TechCrunch)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Earlier this morning, social networking giant Facebook announced on its blog that, one week after it said it would be opening an office in Austin, Texas, it will set up an additional support center in...
 
Bank Of America Vs. Google: Which One Of These Companies Is Evil? (The Business Insider)
Monday, 15 March 2010
We caught this amusing pair of stories at WSJ.com this morning. It says all you need to know, doesn't it? Join the conversation about this story Source : The Business Insider (subscribe)Explore : Go...
 
RealNetworks: A tale of opportunities missed (Cnet)
Monday, 15 March 2010
There's no question Rob Glaser was an Internet pioneer, but he was unable to stay ahead of the pack. CNET takes a look at what happened.Source : Cnet (subscribe)Explore : Information Technology, Tele...
 
The iPad developer's challenge (Cnet)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Applications meant for the iPhone may look similar to their iPad brethren, but they present new challenges to the people creating them.Source : Cnet (subscribe)Explore : Information Technology, Telec...
 
Dan Abrams Expands Mediaite Empire With Fashion News And Culture Site Styleite (TechCrunch)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Media and legal news pundit Dan Abrams is expanding his Mediaite, mini-empire today with the launch of fashion news site Styleite. Abrams announced late last year that he has a definitive plan for exp...
 
Pedophile rights (Don Surber)
Monday, 15 March 2010
From the Australian newspaper: “A court has ordered two young girls to spend weekends with their sex offender father provided he puts a door on their bedroom they can lock.” The father is a child porn...
 
A Simple Solution For Google In China (Forbes)
Monday, 15 March 2010
Rather than flee the country, Google should outsource its censorship problem.Source : Forbes (subscribe)Explore : Business, GoogleRead Full Article ...
 
Brightcove To Power Online Video Platform For EMI Music In North America (TechCrunch)
Monday, 15 March 2010
The war between the enterprise-grade online video platform providers rages on, and Brightcove will announce later today at the SXSW conference that it was won another small battle by signing up EMI Mu...
 
In Israel, Potential Organ Donors Could Jump the Queue
Monday, 15 March 2010
In Israel, Potential Organ Donors Could Jump the Queue
laron writes "In Israel, a new law is in the making: Holders of donor cards and their families would get preference if they should need an organ for themselves. Apparently this initiative faces resist...
 
Scientology Tries To Block German Documentary
Monday, 15 March 2010
Scientology Tries To Block German Documentary
eldavojohn writes "The Guardian is reporting on the strained relationship that Scientology is having with the German government and the airing of a pesky documentary on Southwest Broadcasting. Until N...
 
Deal of the Day – GameFly Video Game Rental 21 Day Free Coupon Code + FREE Magazine
Monday, 15 March 2010
The LogicBUY deal of the day is a 21 Day Free Coupon Code + FREE Magazine for GameFly Video Game Rental. Gamefly has 7,000 titles for XBOX 360, PS3, PSP, Wii and PS2. Pre-paid postage; Keep as long as...
 
Golden nanocages to put the heat on cancer cells
Monday, 15 March 2010
Golden nanocages to put the heat on cancer cells
Cancer is a disease whose treatments are notoriously indiscriminate and nonspecific. Researchers have been searching for a highly targeted medical treatment that attacks cancer cells but leaves health...
 
Steampunk coilgun pistol
Monday, 15 March 2010
Steampunk coilgun pistol
Nick Thatcher's compact coilgun uses a coil of copper wire along the barrel to launch its projectile. It's powered by 15 photoflash capacitors juiced up by 2 AAAs. Of course the power of this gun ...
 
DIY iPhone RFID reader
Monday, 15 March 2010
DIY iPhone RFID reader
Maker Benjamin Blundell built a DIY iPhone RFID reader and documented the process on his website. [via Slashdot] Read more | Permalink | Comments | ...
 
Hanvon's multitouch tablet previewed, surfaces in China March 25th with 1080p playback
Monday, 15 March 2010
Hanvon's multitouch tablet previewed, surfaces in China March 25th with 1080p playback
Though cheap Android craptablets were a commodity item at CeBIT 2010, that doesn't mean we didn't find the occasional diamond in the rough. Specifically, the Hanvon Touchpad BC10C, a sleek, multitou...
 
TAG Heuer's Tesla Roadster gets pictured on the road
Monday, 15 March 2010
TAG Heuer's Tesla Roadster gets pictured on the road
The good people of Tesla couldn't leave us with just stock studio photography of their new TAG Heuer special edition vehicle, oh no. They've treated us to a full gallery of the car out on the road, s...
 
Zero watch concept perfects the minimal timepiece
Monday, 15 March 2010
Zero watch concept perfects the minimal timepiece
Unless you're a fan of high-tech jewelry, few things are as irksome as an overblown wristwatch design (we're looking at you Tokyoflash). While a binary timepiece will certainly up your geek cred, it'...
 
Qualcomm's multi-fold mobile device is the future we keep waiting for
Monday, 15 March 2010
Qualcomm's multi-fold mobile device is the future we keep waiting for
Qualcomm isn't typically in the business of producing consumer-facing hardware -- the company prefers to just build the chips that make your devices go "vroom" -- but we've come across a patent appli...
 
Sony Vaio M and its Atom N450 heart get unboxed
Monday, 15 March 2010
Sony Vaio M and its Atom N450 heart get unboxed
Sony's successor to the Vaio W netbook made its debut a little prematurely earlier this month, which has now been followed by its first unboxing and preview. Encased in an appealing matte black plast...
 
World's first diamond iPad tries to deliver that magical experience
Monday, 15 March 2010
World's first diamond iPad tries to deliver that magical experience
Get ready for some buyer's remorse if you're one of the thousands who pre-ordered an iPad last Friday: your soon-to-be new toy already pales in comparison to the $19,999 diamond-coated iPad from Merv...
 
Philips BDP5010 Blu-ray / Divx player drops below $70 at Target
Monday, 15 March 2010
Philips BDP5010 Blu-ray / Divx player drops below $70 at Target
Believe it: $70 at Target takes home a new Philips (eh hem, Funai) BDP5010 Blu-ray player that once sold for as much as $250. Hell, it's listed for $139.99 right now on Target's online storefront. If...
 
ASUS T101MT gets the quick and dirty video review treatment
Monday, 15 March 2010
ASUS T101MT gets the quick and dirty video review treatment
We've already witnessed ASUS' netvertible undergo some hands-on testing, but the units inspected up until now have all been pre-production devices. Well, finally a retail T101MT has made its way out ...
 
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