Holy crap! Scientists create pooping robot
Bristol Robotics Laboratory boffins threaten to unleash their EcoBot-III pooping robot on the world. The Ig Nobel Prize is in the bag.
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Archive for July 21st, 2010
T-Mobile USA is latest rumored iPhone suitor
If true, it would be an easy carrier addition, since T-Mobile USA and AT&T run the same type of network in the United States.
HP dabbling with Windows 7 tablet computer (AFP)
AFP – Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday said it is gauging the promise of a tablet computer that runs on Windows 7 software from Microsoft.
Zuckerberg on the evening news: Yawn
You’d be kidding yourself if you expected Facebook’s quiet CEO Mark Zuckerberg to drop serious bombs in his interview with ABC’s Diane Sawyer. But, hey, people watched it anyway.
RIM Offers Peek at Multimedia Features of New OS (PC World)
PC World – Research In Motion has been slowly releasing details of its forthcoming BlackBerry 6 operating system and this week outlined some of the multimedia features.
Terabyte-sized Java Apps Now Possible (PC World)
PC World – The new version of the Terracotta distributed Java caching software is able, for the first time, to aggregate more than a terabyte of pooled memory for a single application and its data, the company announced this week.
FTC extends Intel antitrust settlement deadline
Federal Trade Commission says the two-week extension gives it “more time to consider a proposed settlement.”
SendStuffNow offers secure, managed file delivery (Macworld.com)
Macworld.com – Sharing files between employees and clients is a challenge for virtually every business, big or small. FTP is too Old World and technical, you get what you (donât) pay for with most free services, and donât even get me started on e-mail. Smith Micro Softwareâa company that boasts 20 years of experience in file compression and encryptionâis entering the online file sharing foray with SendStuffNow, its Web-based âsecure file delivery service.â
GOP senators move to block FCC on Net neutrality
Seven Republican senators are proposing to curb Obama administration’s push to impose Net neutrality regulations on the Internet.
Microsoft: We won’t ignore hard-core with Kinect
Microsoft Kinect for the Xbox 360 is less than four months away, and Microsoft is already telling the world that it will be designed for both casual and hard-core gamers.