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Google Voice Search and iPhone

November 18, 2008

Google Voice Search and iPhoneWeb-based video conferencing is easier to use and cheaper to deploy than traditional video conferencing systems. Using it can help enrich the quality of important meetings that might otherwise take place over the phone. Apple better treat Google like all developers and put the apps from google up when they feel ready to do so not when Google tells them to do so. Apparently it’s already been submitted to the App Store and Apple just has to approve it, which you can be sure they will. It’s not clear from the NYT article if it’s a completely new app or just an update to the Google search app. Mobile network operators, too, must ensure they do not strangle Android at birth by making unreasonable demands about the kind of software that can run on the device, for fear that they may cannibalise their own revenue streams. Free voice-over-IP calling services such ...
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Make Comic With Pixton

November 13, 2008

Make Comic With PixtonPixton is a new web application that can help you make your own comic strip. This is not all, you can publish your strip for others to read it. Pixton is a global community, auto-translating comics from over 20 languages, and it's free. Pixton is a free online web resource that not only makes it easy for people with little art skills to create a comic strip and even post it on your blog. And if that isn’t enough, you can even remix it with your friends. Pixton is also an amazing digital tool for students to create digital storytelling projects. Pixton is incredibly visually appealing, plus it has very immerisive and intuitive editing capabilities. Drag a character's arm to reposition it, and the joints all move correspondingly, in a very natural manner. Pixton is a web-based comic creation tool. It's currently free and offers different versions for the general public, ...
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Microsoft Windows 7

November 7, 2008

Microsoft Windows 7Windows 7 will offer more choice in how users interact with their PCs, such as through multitouch gestures. With Device Stage, Windows 7 enables people to get more from the devices they use most often with their PC, such as cameras, phones and printers. Windows 7 will be a from-the-ground-up packaging of the Windows codebase; partially source, but not binary compatible with previous versions of Windows. Performance of native applications can be increased, distribution sizes can be cut down, functionality can be added without the worry of breaking old applications, and the overall end-user experience can be significantly improved. Microsoft's early 2009 target for people to begin toying with Windows 7 was striking because the Redmond, Wash.-based software maker promised deadlines it couldn't keep when it was developing Vista. The company is trying hard to avoid a similar debacle this time. Microsoft has publicly demonstrated that Windows 7 will have touchscreen ...
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HP Mini Note 1000

November 5, 2008

HP Mini Note 1000The HP Mini 1000 line of netbooks will be using Intel’s Atom processor instead of a VIA processor (used in HP mini-note 2133). You now have the option of getting an HP netbook which has an SSD installed (8GB or 16GB). The HP Mini 1000 with MIE (Mobile Internet Experience) has an HP-developed interface making it easy to enjoy digital content - videos, photos, music and email - on demand and on the go. MIE comes loaded with instant messaging, email and Skype for online video chat.
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The Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory

November 5, 2008

The Magnetoresistive Random Access MemoryMRAM is a type of solid-state memory that can be used to store data even when its power is turned off - a feature known as non-volatility. With read write time comparable to the speed of DRAM, MRAM is a suitable storage medium for cell phone, digital camera, personal digital assistant, and other information appliances. MRAM is physically similar to DRAM in makeup, although often does not require a transistor for the write operation. However, the most basic MRAM cell suffers from the half-select problem, which limits cell sizes to around 180 nm or more.
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