According to John Markoff of The New York Times, today Intel will be demonstrating an experimental computer chip with 80 separate cores. This is going on at the Solid States Circuits Conferences in San Francisco today, and it's stirring quite the buzz. Before you get all excited, this is just a prototype, and currently it's not compatible with the most recent Intel processors. It can't interact to external memory
Gmail has always been my choice of online email clients, but one thing that is frustrating is that HTML signatures aren't supported within the composition area. Well, Gmail can actually handle them there is just no easy way to have the signature automatically inserted with each message...until now.
Garett Rogers from Googling Google has stepped up to the plate and has figured out a
It was just over a week ago that Google was demanded by Viacom to remove 100,00 video clips. Just recently, MySpace has announced that they're taking proactive measures to protect copyrighted videos on MySpace. They already have a filtering service in place that blocks music which is not authorized. Their new measures would protect video content.
Chris DeWolfe, MySpace's co-founder says that "MySpace is dedicated to ensuring that content owners, whether large or small,
This is actually "old" news, but worth pointing out. Back in December, Google added their first bit of Ajax to their search. Although it's been around for a couple of months, it took Read/Write Web pointing it out before I even noticed it. Sometimes these new features blend right in, and it takes pointing it out before you notice it.
You'll find this new addition if a search result has an
Many of you have probably become quite familiar with Foxit Reader by this point because of the speed and simplicity that it offers over the classic Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you haven't tried it then you're really missing out on a speedy little PDF reader that doesn't even require installation, which means you can easily take
Vista's Successor, Windows Vienna is currently planned for release in 2009. Originally, Windows Vista was planned for release in 2003, and was to be a "stepping-stone" between XP and Vienna. Instead, Vista was set-back over 3 years, and actually ended up with many of the features that Vienna was to have.
Microsoft has had Vienna in the works for quite some time now, so a release date
Imagine traveling from Key West to Cuba in just 20 minutes. This is the goal of the Sea Phantom, a concept boat designed by David Borman. It's been in the making for several years now, and more recently in Mid 2006, was undergoing sea trials. Currently, the prototype doesn't go the planned 150 miles per hour quite yet, but that's the ultimate goal.
The prototype has a
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