When we launched our business/technical blog system under this domain/url, it was done with WordPress version 2.7 and later we upgraded it to 2.9 (Carmen McRae release) last year. Now WordPress announced its version 3, with major revisions. WordPress community announced that 1217 bugs were fixed (which means our present blog system has 1217 bugs) which is not a small number
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We have 1217 bugs in our present blog system
Video gaming’s biggest annual event, the E3 Expo 2010 , is hitting Los Angeles next week, and PCMag will be there. Join us on Monday, June 14, at 1 PM Pacific, 10 AM Eastern for PCmag Editor-in-Chief Lance Ulanoff’s live blog of the Microsoft press conference. So what can we expect?
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E3 2010 Live Blog: Microsoft XBox Media Briefing , 6.14.10
The one thing I’ve hated doing since I picked up the iPad was anything involving typing. The concept of touching icons with a fingertip works in a wonderfully intuitive manner. But when you have to type out a password or anything longer than a tweet, it’ frustrating an slow.
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Testing the Apple wireless keyboard
The Real-Time Web Summit in New York City is currently winding down, and by most accounts it’s been a pretty incredible day. To quote Baratunde Thurston , Web editor at @theonion, “This #rwwsummit might be the best one-day conference i’ve ever attended.” Earlier today LaughingSquid posted some great photos , including a few shots of the ReadWriteWeb crew. After the jump we’ve rounded up a few more photos of how the day went down
The majority of technology experts responding to a recent Pew Research Center survey believe that cloud computing will be more dominant than the desktop by the end of the decade. Undertaken by the Pew Research Center and Elon University as part of the Future of the Internet survey, the report looks at the future of cloud computing based on the opinions of almost 900 experts in the industry.
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Majority of Tech Experts Think Work Will Be Cloud-Based by 2020, Finds Pew Research Center
From pollution-eating robots to abstract animated films, TED Fellow Cesar Harada is involved in an ocean of projects. He was able to squeeze in this interview with TED, where he talks about architecture, his love of the sea and a special cartoon cat. What are the most important things you’re working on right now
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Fellows Friday with Cesar Harada
Back in April, Google announced the ability to create drawings from within its Google Docs Web-based document collaboration tools. The drawings that came from this added functionality included seating charts, flow charts, maps, data visualizations and other illustrations.
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Google Wants You to Share Drawings in the Docs Template Gallery
When explaining the concept of augmented reality (AR) to someone who has never heard of it, I find myself going through a series of common real-life and pop-culture examples to help them understand.
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Military Grade Augmented Reality Could Redefine Modern Warfare
Google’s upcoming Chrome operating system, a new OS that will, according to the search giant, arrive on netbook computers sometime later this year, is also going to offer a feature Google engineers have dubbed, unofficially, “Chromoting.” What’s chromoting, you ask? It’s remotely accessing your PC applications via the browser.
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Google’s New OS Will Offer Remote Desktop Capabilities
One of the coolest parts of Iron Man 2 was when Tony Stark unveiled his suitcase suit, which got him fully equipped in a matter of seconds. Unfortunately, it’s not quite realistic enough for you to own yet , but here’s the next best thing: a molded leather suit that looks just like it. This motorcycle suit not only looks badass, but it’ll keep your body protected if you happen to fall off your bike on some rough pavement
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Now you too can wear the Iron Man 2 Suitcase Suit, sort of
At the ReadWriteWeb Real-Time Web Summit today, our own co-editor and VP of content development Marshall Kirkpatrick delivered his keynote about the myths, realities and the future of the real-time Web. Among other things, Marshall addressed whether the real-time Web will rot your brain and whether it is more than just streaming updates from Twitter and Facebook. He also highlighted some of the ways that the ReadWriteWeb team uses it to break and research news stories.
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Myths, Realities & the Future of the Real-Time Web
Our ReadWriteWeb Real-Time Web Summit at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City will kick off with a keynote by our own co-editor and VP of content development Marshall Kirkpatrick this morning. Marshall plans to address some of the myths that surround the real-time Web and share his thoughts about its future
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RWW Real-Time Web Summit: Watch the Keynote Live at 9:30AM ET
Yachts are cool and all, but what are you supposed to do when you get to the shore? Swedish boat designer Eduard Gray has the answer: drive off of your boat in a matching sports car. He calls his creation the Strand Craft 122 (the back of which you can see pictured above), and he based its around the Ferrari Testa Rossa.
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$25 million yacht hides a car inside its hull
The Icon Battery Pack for iPhone matches the uber-sophistication of Apple and delivers the extra punch with its visible “battery power” status. It uses EL lighting technology (supposedly the first to do so in the world!) for indicating the power status on its display and looks really swank! Features include additional talk time of up to 3 hours, or audio playback up to 18 hours. The company states that it is compatible with 3G and 3GS, I reckon a 4G version should be soon on the cards.
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Power Up With An Icon
It’s a rare day when I or any of my compatriots here at Yanko use the real title of the project in the title of the post for the project, but it just sounded so sweet today. Kinda like a monster of futurism! And that’s what it is! Behold! This is a lighting system that goes by the name “Living Pixels” and it’s designers have taken that which already exists, charging it with the true energy of design-perfect creativity, creating light! Lovely, colorful light! So what’s used here? You might ask.
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Behold! The Living Pixels!
Today I stopped by the ABC News studio to talk about the Real-Time Web with Dan Patterson. I discussed some of the current trends of the Real-Time Web, as well as the emerging use cases – which we will be discussing tomorrow at the Real-Time Web Summit in New York City.
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Richard MacManus Talks Real-Time Web With ABC News
On the eve of ReadWriteWeb’s Real-Time Web Summit we want to give you a better sense of what we’re going to be unconferencing about tomorrow. For those of you that can’t make it to New York City to attend the event, you’ll be able to follow some of our activities on our summit stream page
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Top 10 Presentations About the Real-Time Web
Bangladesh lifts Facebook ban . Following a similar agreement with Pakistan, Facebook has agreed to more self-censorship. It has removed the Everybody Draw Muhammed Day page in Bangladesh and Bangladesh has removed the block on Facebook.
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Facebook Agrees to More Self-Censorship: This Week in Online Tyranny
It’s not uncommon to hear the relationship between investors and entrepreneurs described in terms of dating or marriage. As VC Nat Goldhaber writes in a VentureBeat guest post , “Venture capital, at its core, is the business world’s equivalent of a long-term, nearly inseparable, relationship.
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For Better, For Worse, For Richer, For Poorer: The Investor/Entrepreneur Marriage
Usually I’m using Polistyle tool that integrated into NuSphere PhpED, but with latest Wine update, my PhpED is broken, file open command is not working and also the Polistyle code formatter. I’m often do re-formatting of the PHP codes, especially when working on other programmer’s code so this Polistyle is very helpful. Searching on Ubuntu apt repository, there’s only one application that will do what Polistyle can: universalindentgui .
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Linux: code formatter/beautifier