Phase One, announced a bold new generation of medium format digital camera backs. The Phase One IQ180, IQ160 and IQ140 digital camera backs feature maximum resolutions of 80, 60.5 and [Read More]
Monthly Archives: January 2011
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IBM is offering a VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure) package that costs US$150 per user annually. “The IBM Virtual Desktop for Smart Business offering should help ease the high administrative overhead [Read More]
Google is reported to be working on a Groupon competitor. A Google spokesperson said that the Internet giant was recruiting businesses for a new Google Offers service. According to web [Read More]
Twitter has reached nearly 200 million users registered accounts who post 110 million tweets per day as of the January 1, 2011, writes Oliver Chiang on Forbes. That’s up from [Read More]
Amazon Web Services has announced Elastic Beanstalk in beta. AWS Elastic Beanstalk is an even easier way for you to quickly deploy and manage applications in the AWS cloud. You [Read More]
After a year of development, the social network for Christians, BlessedWays.com, has officially launched its’ new website. The site functions similarly to Facebook, but is unique because it caters specifically [Read More]
Emil Protalinski on TechSpot.com writes “UK government to offer PCs for £98, Internet for £9. “The UK government wants to offer low-cost computers as part of a 12-month trial during [Read More]
Tubetorial has posted a useful article an video “Getting Started With Google Analytics”. This program gives you a lot of stats about your site including traffic numbers, the keywords and [Read More]
Zeljka Zorz writes that “Unsecured IP cameras accessible to everyone”. In the article Tom Connor of ars technica explains ” “Once an IP camera is installed and online, users can [Read More]
BBC iPlayer broke records for the third month in a row, topping over 145 million requests for programmes during December 2010. This new record is up 27% from December 2009 [Read More]
Nokia is to drop its Ovi Music Unlimited Service, previously known as Comes with Music in most countries. The service was introduced as a competitor to Apple’s iTunes, Comes with [Read More]
Facebook has announced that developers of Facebook apps can now gather personal contact information from their users. “User Address and Mobile Phone Number We are now making a user’s address [Read More]