April 2011

By introducing the Open Compute Project Server design. Inside the Open Compute Project Server Simply speaking it involves stripping away all things that are not… Read More »Facebook moves into server design

Well, at least a step in that direction, in making computers learn by mistakes. AI Project Funded By Google Wants to Teach Computers Regret I… Read More »Digital cognition, here we come

13000 unique apps so far. Not too shabby, and likely with less fluff than at App Store and Android Market. Microsoft MIX 11 developers conference… Read More »Windows Phone gets rich on apps

I guess they don’t have to chase members as much as before. At least smoother than shutting off free use altogether. Spotify Cuts Free Music… Read More »Spotify offers less free music

Not the smartest thing to do, even though he might be under both internal and external pressure. Why Is RIM’s CEO Freaking Out- – News… Read More »RIM’s CEO walks out on interview

Enjoy… That Time Mark Zuckerberg Offered Half of Facebook to a Felonious Wood Pellet Salesman – Motherb Zuckerberg emails leak, appear genuine- The Inquirer The… Read More »More on the Paul Ceglia story

Havok is software for simulating physics, used in many PC and console games, and as demoed here in the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play. Very nice… Read More »Havok in Xperia Play

A laptop/netbook/tablet that can be folded into an almost (I’m kind) smartphone-sized device, and that can also be used partly unfolded. Conceptual ‘Fujitsu Lifebook X2’… Read More »Wasn’t it enough with two displays?

Nothing new, but worth repeating/collating: Speed is everything, so if you have a unique idea, realize it before others do; others will, rest assured If… Read More »Template for a Web 2.0 business

The mobile phone is a like a vacuum cleaner when it comes to replacing individual products and ditto specific features. 9 Gadgets That Smartphones Made… Read More »The mobile phone as feature aggregator