Archive for January, 2008
Thursday, January 31st, 2008
The rumor mill is abuzz with speculation that Google is partnering with computing firm Dell to launch a mobile phone based on the web services giant's fledgling Android OS. According to MarketingWeek, senior industry sources claim the two companies will reveal their collaboration at February's Mobile World Congress (MWC) event ...
Posted in GPhone, Gadgets, Google, Linux, Mobile Linux, Mobiles, Open Source, Smart Phone, iPhone | No Comments »
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008
YouTube users in the UK will be given the chance to make money from the videos they post on the site.
The project is already up and running in the US and is now being extended to other countries, starting in the UK. In the US some contributors are already earning ...
Posted in Internet, Music, Trends, Video | 3 Comments »
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008
Internet services and voice traffic have been disrupted in large parts of the Middle East and India following damage to two undersea cables in the Mediterranean.
One cable was damaged near Alexandria, Egypt, and the other in the waters off Marseille, France, telecommunications operators said. The two cables, which are separately ...
Posted in Computers, Internet, Networking, Telecoms | No Comments »
Monday, January 14th, 2008
Google announced the open source mobile operating system Android, and released the SDK for Android in November.
By combining an Android Software Development kit with an emulator and a Poky Linux kernel, a hacker called Cortez has created an installer which enables interested parties to run the platform on the Sharp ...
Posted in GPhone, Google, Linux, Mobiles, OS, Open Source, Software | 1 Comment »
Sunday, January 13th, 2008
Scientists believe to have discovered a much more efficient way to use silicon to convert heat into electricity – for use in a variety of products ranging from cars to portable electronics.
The concept of converting waste heat into electricity isn’t exactly new, but it never really materialized due to efficiency ...
Posted in Future, Gadgets, Innovative, Mobiles, Research, Smart Phone | 4 Comments »
Saturday, January 12th, 2008
Livescience.com listed out the following ten future technologies that are potential to change the living.
The Hydrogen Economy: Expected to replace oil economy.
Therapeutic Cloning: Cancerous or damaged organs could be replaced by new, disease-free clones of themselves.
Computing Power: Moore's law still holds good and expected to be valid for some more ...
Posted in Future, Gadgets, Ideas, Innovative, Life, Science, Technology, Trends | 2 Comments »
