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 | | SCALE 5x - Open Source Conference In Los Angeles This Week
| Posted by gorilla on Saturday, February 17 @ 14:46:54 EST
irabinovitch writes SCALE 5x, the 2007 Southern California Linux Expo will be held in Los Angeles, CA this weeken On Feb 9-11, 2007. It will include: 50+ seminars, 70+ exhibitors, BoFs, and more. Highlighted speakers will include Chris Dibona, Don Marti, Ted Haeger, Jono Bacon, and others. Exhibitors include: Dell, IBM, Verio, Redhat, GroundWork Open Source, ReactOS, Haiku OS, and PostgreSQL. One lucky attendee will win a Dual Xeon 1U Rackmount Server from Silicon Mechanics. Two other conference to be held on Friday Feb 9th include: Women In Open Source, and Open Source Health Care Summit.
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Symbio Technologies Begins 2007 with New Resellers on Three Continents
| Posted by editor on Saturday, February 03 @ 04:46:28 EST
symbiont writes NEW ROCHELLE, NY--Symbio Technologies (www.symbio-technologies.com), an innovator in stateless computing, began 2007 with the addition of four new partners reselling and distributing its products in North America, Europe, and Asia, bringing its total number of resellers to more than fifty worldwide.
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The Dawn of Holographic Media
| Posted by editor on Thursday, January 11 @ 00:55:30 EST
iddo writes By the end of this year the first holographic media products will reach the commercial market. Boasting capacities of up to 300 GB, as well as ultra fast access time, these products are poised to revolutionize the IT archive and professional video markets and open the door for future widespread adoption by the consumer market.
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Test of the 1rst LCD at 100 Hz, the end of afterglow
| Posted by editor on Thursday, January 11 @ 00:55:12 EST
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Nokia's Wibree and the Wireless Zoo
| Posted by editor on Thursday, January 11 @ 00:54:30 EST
iddo writes Wibree, ZigBee, WUSB, Wimax, WIFI, RFID - So many wireless protocols so much confusion. Trying to sort the wireless mess TFOT explore some of the differences between the standards focusing on the recently announced Wibree currently under development by Nokia.
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Next-Gen Intelligent Messenger
| Posted by editor on Thursday, January 11 @ 00:53:30 EST
MORF writes World’s First Intelligent Messenger with Virtual Pets – the Future of Instant Messaging
MOR(F) Interactive Communications Pty Ltd, a technology company is launching “MOJI Intelligent Messenger”, the world’s first intelligent messenger with virtual pets in early 2007 to enhance users’ communication in the virtual world.
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Shocking:World of Warcraft Patch 2.0 Gold Grinding Bug!
| Posted by editor on Thursday, January 11 @ 00:52:47 EST
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Heliodisplay - Floating Free-Space Interactive Display
| Posted by editor on Thursday, January 11 @ 00:52:08 EST
iddo writes Floating in midair, an image hovers above a seemingly ordinary table. This unique technology, developed by a former architect, creates one of the most convincing open-air holographic-like images in existence. This article will cover the technology and its future applications.
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SCALE 5x - Registration Now Open
| Posted by editor on Thursday, January 11 @ 00:51:35 EST
irabinovitch writes SCALE 5X, the 2007 Southern California Linux Expo has opened for attendee registration. Early bird registration runs through January 24th. Join us for over 40 seminars and tutorials. Presentations from Chris Dibona, Ted Haeger, Don Marti, and more! Expo floor will include exhibits by IBM, Dell, Google, Krugle, Ingres, Trolltech, and others. SCALE 5x will be held in Los Angeles, CA on Feb 10-11, 2007.
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How to stop spam
| Posted by editor on Sunday, November 12 @ 10:54:59 EST
Meredith writes about how to stop spam. She has tried a number of anti-spam software packages and been disappointed. Now, she has found a solution that really does stop spam for herself and her team.
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MRAM – The Birth of the Super Memory
| Posted by editor on Sunday, November 12 @ 10:48:12 EST
iddo writes In early July 2006, Freescale Semiconductor announced the first commercial availability of a new type of memory with the potential to surpass most existing types in terms of speed, power consumption, and durability. This article reviews the advantages of MRAM and its future potential.
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Actuality Systems Developing 3D Technology for Games
| Posted by editor on Sunday, October 29 @ 00:46:42 EST
iddo writes In a recent interview, Gregg Favalora, Actuality Systems' CTO and Founder commented on the future of his company's technology, currently used mostly by the medical industry as a 3D aid. Although he did not disclose the details he was willing to say that: "We are working on exciting, hologram-like displays for the desktop and arcade". The interview also discusses the development of Actuality Systems' Perspecta Spatial 3-D System hardware from the 200 MHz Texas Instruments early in the decade to the modern NVIDIA GPU.
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Does the world need Windows Vista?
| Posted by editor on Wednesday, September 13 @ 09:27:27 EST
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Canon Pixma mini260 vs HP Photosmart A516
| Posted by editor on Wednesday, September 13 @ 09:25:56 EST
Rolfnt writes Behardware.com has tested the two inkjet printers, compared their results to the previous generation of products, to other manufacturers Samsung, Epson, Sagem, Lexmark and even filmed some of the results. Many things are improved starting with the price, speed, and cost per photo, however, some of the marketing arguments proved to be very bold, even too bold (HP's video of ink resistance to water is pretty impressive).
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A preview of the next generation of monitors…
| Posted by editor on Sunday, August 27 @ 21:15:10 EST
Rolfnt writes The newest generation of monitors with richer colors has been delayed. However, the most awaited technologies are introduced on other types of displays, TVs, and notebooks. Behardware.com has tested them to give you a preview of the next generation of monitors.
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Aero Glass
| Posted by editor on Sunday, August 27 @ 21:13:09 EST
Ammalgam writes AERO GLASS by Onuora Amobi 7/12/2006
Wikipedia defines aero this way “Windows Aero is the name for the new graphical user interface and visual style in Windows Vista. Its name is an acronym (or backronym) for Authentic, Energetic, Reflective and Open. Intended to be a cleaner, more powerful, more efficient and more aesthetically pleasing user interface, it also includes new transparencies, animations and eye candy. Since mid-2005, Microsoft has gradually added elements of Aero to released Windows Vista builds. Build 5270 (released in December 2005) contained an implementation of Aero which was virtually complete, according to sources at Microsoft; however, small changes will continue to be made until Windows Vista is released.”
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FANG Review by Muddy
| Posted by editor on Sunday, August 27 @ 21:12:10 EST
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Open Source Desktop Apps Remotely
| Posted by editor on Sunday, August 27 @ 21:11:30 EST
godfryd writes There is a new internet service that provides open source application remotely. It is www.ubikon.com. Here you may create account, log in and use many Linux desktop applications like OpenOffice, Firefox, KDE apps, Konqueror, Kopete, Kexi. There is also free storage space that you can hold do*****ents.
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LCDs images delayed compared to CRTs? Yes!
| Posted by editor on Sunday, August 27 @ 21:10:48 EST
Rolfnt writes Some of the readers of Behardware.com have sent e-mails about a possible risk of delay of image displayed on LCD monitors compared to CRTs. The website checked this information and found that they were right! All LCD monitors tested were from a few milliseconds to a couple of images late compared to CRTs. Of course there are consequences: in LAN games, those who have CRT monitors have advantages over other participants. This is also true for movies: sound comes before images and sometime a lot earlier…
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intel Core 2 Duo, the test
| Posted by editor on Saturday, July 08 @ 00:32:54 EST
Rolfnt writes Netburst is dead, and long live Core! This is something Intel announced a little over a year ago. The Netburst architecture introduced with the Pentium 4 in November 2000 is now replaced by a new architecture called Core, available for desktop, mobile and server platforms.Intel will release new Xeons in the days to come and at the end of July the Core 2 Duo LGA 775 processors. BeHardware.com has studied the release of Core architecture but also the performances of the Core 2 Duo product line in practice. > Intel Core 2 Duo, the test
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Survey: 10 stabilised digital cameras
| Posted by gorilla on Friday, May 19 @ 00:35:08 EST
Rolfnt writes The most important improvement of the year for compact digital cameras is image stabilization. It used to be Panasonic’s trademark but they are no longer the only one. All manufacturers now use image stabilization at least for one of their camera. For example Canon has released the first Ixus / PowerShot with image stabilization, the 800-IS / SD700. Nikon released two cameras, the Coolpix P3 and P4 which are in fact the same camera at the exception of the Wifi compatibility for the second. About surprising performances, there is the 26 mm thick Ricoh that has 7x optical zoom! Or even the 16 mm thick only Casio EX-S600. Panasonic also improved their products. Their latest FX01 has a 28 mm wide angle.
Behardware.com has tested these cameras and the following ones: Fujifilm F11, for the very good noise level management, Konica Minolta X1, the waterproof Olympus (Mju 720 SW) and Pentax (Optio W10) and Sony’s ultra flat DSC-T9.
Survey: 10 stabilised digital cameras
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Benchmarking Review of Seagate 750GB Disk
| Posted by gorilla on Wednesday, May 10 @ 09:59:47 EST
mikemuch writes Seagate delivers a monster 750GB hard drive, the new Barracuda 7200.10. Seagate's new drive may be just the thing for media junkies, but how do you back up three-quarters of a terabyte? ExtremeTech has lots of benchmarking numbers, mostly impressive.
Read full review
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Choosing Domains with High Resale Value
| Posted by editor on Thursday, March 23 @ 18:11:32 EST
Anonymous writes By Jay Finnan, Sedo.com Director of Customer Relations
Haven’t you heard? “Domain selling is the new parking.” Over the last few years domain sales have taken a back seat to the predictable revenue of pay-per-click (PPC) advertising programs. But in the shadow of the booming PPC market some domain speculators are making a killing in arbitrage, finding domains at bargain prices and reselling them to make a sizable profit. A recent study* of domains sold twice in the last year showed an average return on investment of more than 300%.
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Allway Sync: Oversynchronous!
| Posted by editor on Wednesday, March 01 @ 02:43:03 EST
Anonymous writes What is data
synchronization, in general? If your computer usage is anything like
intensive, you would laugh at this dumb question. Synchronization of data
located in different folders, on different computers, on removable devices is,
probably, one of the greatest headaches for the advanced computer users. But I
am going to suggest you the cure for this headache.
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A powerful HTML file converter
| Posted by editor on Wednesday, January 11 @ 01:19:11 EST
Anonymous writes A New Smart Utility Takes an Instant to Convert an HTML File Into Other Formats!
Total HTML Converter is the nearest thing to erasing distinctions between various formats, which makes working with texts and tables easier than ever
Softplicity is proud to announce the release of a new, much anticipated product, Total HTML Converter. Designed for the Windows platforms, this slim utility converts HTML files to DOC, XLS, PDF, JPG or Text files. The most substantial choice for you is to decide what format you actually need. All the rest is really easy. You can use batch conversion if you need to convert a large amount of HTML files. Also, you can handle the program through the command line, which may seem to you more convenient and fast.
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In depth ATI X1800 XT and X1800 XL test
| Posted by editor on Wednesday, January 11 @ 01:17:54 EST
Anonymous writes Finally, ATI renews its high end line with the Radeon X1800 XT and XL, bringing performance gains and additional functionalities. Does NVIDIA with its GeForce 7800 have anything to worry about? Behardware.com has tested the X1800 XT and XL with 7 games (Far Cry, Half Life 2, Colin Mc Rae 05 etc.) and analysed ATI’s new architecture in detail to answer this question.
> Test: ATI Radeon X1800 XT & XL
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Secure FTP Goes Beyond Traditional FTP
| Posted by editor on Wednesday, January 11 @ 01:16:49 EST
Anonymous writes (New York, USA) - One of the earliest file transfer protocols developed for the Internet - ftp - is still one of the simplest, most convenient and fastest methods of exchanging files between clients and servers. But with the growth of the World Wide Web and broadband networks, there has been increased demand for more secure protocols, meaning that the advantages of ftp are often lost. Now a small but rapidly growing company is determined to make it not only more secure, but more reliable and easier to use.
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Grab and Burn, Full Cycle
| Posted by editor on Wednesday, January 11 @ 01:15:25 EST
Anonymous writes No boastful words are necessary here. The Grub&Burn software (as you can assume by its title) is an ultimate combine of the multimedia disks “grabbing” (extracting the data) and burning. The really *full cycle* of the disk operations is now available within one lightweight software suite.
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The Queen revokes Duke Nukem's royal title The Queen revokes Duke Nukem's royal
| Posted by editor on Saturday, December 17 @ 13:57:11 EST
The Empire reels
BUCKINGHAM PALACE in Buckinghamshire, Hannnover, reported in a press release early Friday morning, that Duke Nukem's title has been revoked due to "cavorting and other dissolute behaviors."
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Color of Mood Can be Measured
| Posted by editor on Saturday, December 17 @ 13:53:46 EST
Anonymous writes New major update of DevPlanner, personal planning and productivity tool, includes possibility to measure emotional state using mood colors map.
There is a known fact what color can orchestrate our mood and vice versa: almost any emotional state can be represented in colors. For example red color usually associated with power and energy, green color is a sign of safety, yellow is a color of joy, happiness and intellect.
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