Apparently Google is dropping WebKit as their web rendering engine for Blink. What about the other browsers? Why is Google switching?
Our feature stories this week follow right along those same lines as we discuss reselling digital products, inventing safer ways to log into our favorite websites, and a new robotic garage that doubles as a personal valet service.
What happens at the Startup Village in SXSW? Which panels? A complete list of spotlight startups that already launched and are available.
This week in technology takes a closer look at the Code.org programming movement, the rapidly advancing technology of 3-D printers, and a declining trend in pirated music.
Scouring the news, I have compiled information about the new direction Intel is taking and the claims about how their TV box will be taking a new direction in the TV industry.
Last week I wrote about a few technologies in 2012 that didn’t turn out as they were expected. I came up with a few more interesting stories during the year that are interesting to talk about.
This article takes a closer look at this week in technology November 30th, 2012 and the ultimate digital smartphone, tablet, and laptop gifts for professionals of all ages and skill levels.
The official launch date has been announced and Windows® Phone 7 will launch in Europe and Asia on Oct. 21st and the first US handset will be available November 8th. There will be 9 different Windows Phone 7 handsets available at launch and the manufactures are HTC, LG, Dell and Samsung. AT&T is set to have 3 handsets available: Samsung Focus, LG Quantum and the HTC Surround.
Amadeus Consulting discusses tried and true methods of technology including the newest offering Virtuoso Website Builder and Support, a semi-customizable platform for business looking for tested technology and customization at a minimal cost.
A discussion of social media privacy issues (specifically on Facebook,) and how they affect us as developers.
