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Posted on April 8, 2008.
Google have just further opened up their resources to developers with the introduction of Google Application Engine. Essentially it’s a web application hosting environment built upon Google’s network so it’s robust, distributed and scalable. If you’re familiar with Amazon’s S3, EC2 and SimpleDB, this is Google’s offering.
However, Google have gone further than Amazon and other [...]
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Posted on April 1, 2008.
In an exclusive interview at BlueClock headquarters in Brussels, ButtLock CTO, Ralf Piloo, today announced that they have received approval from the IEEE to put their latest security innovation into production. While the world’s eyes have been focussed on Microsoft’s struggle at the ISO to get approval for OOXML, Piloo has been patiently working the [...]
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Posted on February 28, 2008.
Microsoft revealed the World Wide Telescope yesterday after it had been one of the worst kept secrets of the um … past few weeks. The buzz started a few weeks ago when Robert Scoble announced that he’d seen technology that had made him cry (in the good way, not the every day bad way).
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Posted on January 24, 2008.
I’ve been putting together an article about why web browsers are so important for publication on another web site and it’s really made me think about the implications of AIR for the web.
The web is all about content, right? And to access the content we need to start somewhere. A search engine, a bookmark, a [...]
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Posted on January 21, 2008.
“Why is it that the price of DVD players has dropped precitiously in the last 15 years, but laptop prices have stayed flat by comparison?” asks Mary Lou Jepsen the Founder of Pixel Qi.
The former Chief Technology Officer at the One Laptop Per Child project, responsible for creating much of the low energy technology used [...]
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Posted on January 15, 2008.
What will today’s Macworld keynote bring? The optimists are hoping for a ultra portable tablet device that incorporates the same touch screen technology found on the iPhone and iPod Touch. The realists are saying that it’ll be an all aluminium, wafer thin new mac book. No touch screen, no solid state drive.
After the hype that [...]
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