Watch the most interesting and more amazying JavaOne 2005 Photo Gallery!!. I could feel the passion and power of java by just viewing them :) !!. >>
Watch the most interesting and more amazying JavaOne 2005 Photo Gallery!!. I could feel the passion and power of java by just viewing them :) !!. >>
Purina pet ringtones and wallpaper for your cell. If we visit the site, we hear the mournful squeals of a cat and the joyful yawp of a dog. >>
Clickwheel, a new application to download simple user-designed animations onto the iPod Photo. What Clickwheel really does is take frames, which can come from Quicktime video, and download them to the iPod as slide shows. >>
Juggy, the new mascot for Java Users. The Java User Groups Community and SouJava introduces Juggy, the Java Finch, the new mascot for Java Users and Java User Groups around the world. The mascot has been donated to all Java User Groups under the Creative Commons License. >>
Gmail's URL was changed from https://gmail.google.com/gmail/ to https://mail.google.com/mail/. I have to modify my mailer!.
Sony Ericsson Reveals Five New Java 3D-Enabled Phones, wide screen landscape gaming, unique all-in-one music Walkman, stylish imaging, cool fashion curves and slim-line 3G UMTS are features combined with Mobile Java 3D gaming in five new mobile models. >>
In an interview to TuxJornal, Richard Stallman admits that his income is from speeches "Aside from working, I like to read, eat delicious food, listen to music. I am paid for some of my speeches--not all--and that is where my income comes from." >>
The iPod Alarm Clock Radio is wake up to our favorite tunes, AM/FM Radio, or the "bzzt bzzt bzzt" of the buzzer. High-fi stereo drivers provide superior sound. Measures 9.2inches wide x 5.5 inches of pure morning delight. >>
Automator in Mac OS X Tiger, lets us set up a workflow that consists of the actions those repetitive steps required to accomplish our task. Save the workflow as a self-running application, and we can have. >>
With RMail we can subscribe to any RSS feed. It also allows adding an email subscription form to our RSS feed. They are currently working on the following new features like Subscribe via OPML, Auto-discovery, Feed Validation, and Reporting for publishers. >>
Google SMS search delivers regular search results to our cellphone in text-based format, but the new service they’ve just rolled out delivers search results specifically from websites formatted for mobile devices. This means that the results you get back from your searches will actually be viewable on your cellphone. >>
Apple and Nokia are joined up to develop a web browser for Nokia's line Series 60 Smartphone line. Nokia said in a statement the new browser will use the same open source components as Apple's Safari Internet browser. Nokia added the browser will be available during the first half of 2006 and said it would continue to cooperate with Apple. >>
Australian news outlet Fairfax Digital reports that Britian's Queen Elizabeth II has purchased an iPod. A six gigabyte silver iPod Mini, to be exact. Fairfax Digital goes on to say, "...Prince Andrew, fourth in line to the throne, was reported to be behind the move..". iPod crazy strikes everywhere.
Here is an interesting article about installing Apache, PHP, and MySQL on SUSE LINUX Professional. Explained in simple terms. >>
Target (of all places, right?) will sell the Darth Vader Episode III Replica Helmet starting in November. This fiberglass cast replica comes with a display stand and plaque and according to the description "is molded from the same CAD-generated master pattern used for "Revenge of the Sith. You can also wear this helmet comfortably which truly makes this the ultimate Star Wars accessory. >>
New Scientist is reporting that IBM will attempt to simulate the "entire brain" in collaboration with the Swiss Brain Mind Insititute using a specially modified computer system dubbed 'Blue Brain'. >>
Uncyclopedia is an encyclopedia full of misinformation and utter lies. It's sort of like Congress or Parliament. Unlike Congress or Parliament, however, we do have a sense of humor. >>
Top three products of PC World's 100 Best Products of 2005, are received by my favourite :) technologies. >>
1. Mozilla Firefox Web Browser
2. Google Gmail Web Mail
3. Apple Mac OS X Version 10.4 (Tiger) Operating System
Gmail HardDrive.com makes it easier to store files on your account, by creating a simple interface with an upload mechanism. Although it's good, but we have to give our password to them, that seems to me very bad :(. >>
Read this article on How easy is it to migrate from Windows to Linux? as outlined by Mark Rais, senior editor at reallylinux.com. >>
Pacific Rim Technologies has added this nocturnal version to its current range of silicon Gel Shield cases. Beware though, as strutting around the streets at night with one of these proudly glowing around your neck is probably about as wise as wearing a fish-head suit in shark infested waters. That's a cool one. >>
Want to dress up steve jobs apart from his usual black mini turtle neck and blue jeans, then checkout the joy of tech flash page to dressup him in different cool styles :). I just like it! >>
The GIMP editor although seems to be bit cluttered, offers a lots of great features to image manipulation easier than most people think. Here is a simple, good tutorial by Jason Jones on using GIMP's Clone tool. >>
Google Sitemaps inform and direct crawlers, to expand the coverage of the web and improve the time to inclusion in Google's index. By placing a Sitemap-formatted file on our webserver, it will enable Google's crawlers to find out what pages are present and which have recently changed, and to crawl our site accordingly. I think, it help a lot in Google's mission to deliver results and to get content into the engine faster. >>
Researchers in Sweden have developed a way to perform basic blood tests with a cellphone. The whole set up consists of a little disposable microfluidic sensor that connects to a cellphone. The sensor, which is powered by your cellphone’s battery, displays results as different light signals on a chip; you’re then supposed to photograph the chip with the camera on your phone and then send the pic off to a doctor or lab for analysis. >>
This is the young man who decided to wait long for Longhorn ;) . source: secretgeek.net.
Read the interesting Gamer's Manifesto, the 20 things a gamers want from the seventh generation of game consoles, quite interesting to read :). >>
A good and simple hack on make our own Skype phone out of a old useless cordless phone. Interesting to read and must be tried out in our old phones [only]. . >>
iPodStyles is flogging a horde of WheelFilms for both regular-sized iPod and iPod mini, including tattooed, fabric-covered and cow hide versions. Not exactly the most deluxe iPod accessory out there. >>
Mercedes Benz is claiming that they have the most advanced iPod integration in it's B-Class new low end luxury car, will come with an option to have an iPod integration kit built in. The iPod is tucked away in the glove compartment (where it charges as well) and you navigate using buttons on the steering wheel and the song info shows up on the driver's display. >>
Xerox Alto Computer, the revolutionary machine which is responsible for all this mad techno craze has been born 30 years ago. In 1972, Xerox Corporation decided to produce a personal computer to be used for research. The result was the birth of the Alto computer in 1973 , whose name comes from the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center where it was developed. The Alto was the result of a joint effort by Ed McCreight, Chuck Thacker, Butler Lampson, Bob Sproull, and Dave Boggs, who were attempting to make a device that was small enough to fit in an office comfortably, but powerful enough to support a reliable, high-quality operating system and graphics display. WoooW... technology changed alot within 30 years ago!!