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This is not new as I first saw this video last year, but good things cant be mentioned to often. Microsofts WSYP project aims to lower bugs in Microsoft products drastically, see the video below to find out how: Watch … Continue reading →

Segway is out with a new version of their human transporters. This time it’s a rugged offroad version. “The Segway® Cross-Terrain Transporter (XT) is the latest self-balancing human transporter that provides enhanced performance on a variety of terrain with minimal … Continue reading →

Damn (I’m sorry) this is impressive: http://mrl.nyu.edu/~jhan/ftirtouch/. Researches at New York University (NYU) has demonestated something they call Multi-Touch Interaction Research. It’s taking the UI to a whole new level. Watch the movie and be amazed.

After just writing a few blogs I already hate the interface of Bloggar. The interface is slow, the publish process is tiresome and the editor is a waste. So I googled around and came over w.bloggar (http://wbloggar.com/). This is a … Continue reading →

This just in. Another gadget that you cannot comprehend how you got along without. This is a USB cuff (mancshette) in sterling silver. A must have for every modern techologist. Now you have instant access to your important files even … Continue reading →

Engadget reports that Honda is releasing a self driving Honda Accord. It’s using Driver Assist System (ADAS) to both change gears, adapt the speed and keep the car in the correct lane on the road. The system consists of a … Continue reading →

Today Ajax Developers Journal writes about a new initiative from BEA, Borland, the Dojo Foundation, Eclipse Foundation, IBM, Laszlo Systems, Mozilla Corporation, Novell, Openwave Systems, Oracle, Red Hat, Yahoo, Zend and Zimbra that aims to standarize Ajax. The initiative known … Continue reading →

Initially I had decided that I never wanted to own an iPod. I have owned serveral different mp3 players over the years, but when Apple came out whith the iPod Nano I could not stand the pressure any more and … Continue reading →

The second Ajax framework I looked into was the Anthem.net project. This is another free Ajax framework for .NET (also both 1.x and 2.0). With this one it is a bit more tricky to call custom server function from the … Continue reading →

When working with Ajax you can choose to render you GUI on the client. This means you need a “thick” javascript client with lots of logic. But it makes the Ajax calls to the server small and quick. The other … Continue reading →