| Bing Now Nearly As Good As Google — Says Microsoft | Meet The Man Who Designed a Tablet Computer 15 Years Before the iPad  Consolidation without Compromise Pay more to get less consolidation? How dense does F5 think you are? The Iron Age is over. The Cloud Age is here. Shift to Citrix NetScaler. 2x consolidation. For less. Don\'t compromise your consolidation project. Learn how virtualization streamlines your datacenter and consolidates network resources. Learn More! This white paper provides insight into the growing trend toward cloud computing. Discover the primary drivers for the adoption of this technology as well as the differences between public and private clouds. Learn More! From the Department of unsung-is-an-odd-word-there mr100percent writes with this excerpt from Electronista: "Battleheart's creator Mika Mobile in an update explained that it was dropping Android support. Google's platform was losing money for the company, since it spent about 20 percent of its...  From the Department of totally-objective An anonymous reader writes "Harry Shum, who oversees research and development for Microsoft's Bing search engine, believes his company has now matched Google's ability to build software platforms that can harness the power of tens of thousands of... From the Department of shipping-and-handling-fees-may-apply MojoKid writes "T-Mobile's Chief Marketing Officer Cole Brodman has an interesting idea for revamping the mobile industry, and it involves killing the subsidy plans that have driven smartphone adoption over the past five years. Asked what one... From the Department of flat-and-functional Doofus writes "The Washington Post has a profile of Roger Fidler, who 'invented' the tablet computer in the 1990s, while working as a visionary for newspaper firm Knight-Ridder. He is now embroiled in the Apple/Samsung legal war, as an expert... From the Department of light-field-of-dreams waderoush writes "The venture backers behind Lytro, the Silicon Valley startup that just released its new light field camera, say the device will upend consumer photography the way the iPhone upended the mobile business. This review takes that... From the Department of that-dog's-not-so-shaggy DeviceGuru writes "Although generally overshadowed by the iPad 3 debut, Apple also introduced the third incarnation of its Apple TV streaming media players this week. Sporting a revamped icon-based UI, the third-generation Apple TV doesn't add... From the Department of learning-experience New submitter es330td writes "I'd like to write a program that takes the old cannon game to another level, but instead of the path being a simple parabolic arc, the projectile will move through a field of objects exerting gravitational attraction... From the Department of looking-forward-to-autodrafting thecarchik writes "As of now, the only state where self-driving cars are legal on public roads is Nevada, thanks to its vast expanses of open space and lightly traveled byways. California, recognizing that autonomous cars are an inevitable... From the Department of robot-surgeon-also-viable Hugh Pickens writes "NPR reports that Oklahoma is one state benefitting from the energy boom. With a wind power rush underway, companies are competing to secure the windiest spots, while breathing life into small towns. The problem is, each... From the Department of sources-suggest First time accepted submitter Sez Zero writes "Google and ASUS have been collaborating on a co-branded 7-inch Android tablet, with a launch as early as May, according to sources, challenging low-cost rivals and the iPad with a $199-249 price tag.... 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From the Department of cruising-gently-down-the-slippery-slope An anonymous reader writes "Stanford's Ryan Calo has previously told us that 'that there is very little in American privacy law that would prohibit drone surveillance within our borders.' But will UAVs not only be legally permitted to monitor us... From the Department of ultimate-mathematicator Sanity writes "LastCalc is a cross between Google Calculator, a spreadsheet, and a powerful functional programming language, all with a robust and flexible heuristic parser. It even lets you write functions that pull in data from elsewhere on the...  |
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