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Category Archives: Technology

Move Over Instragram — ForensicaGPS turns crappy photos into 3D Renders

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Rarely are thieves, animators and illustrators frightened by the same technology — but all of the above should be on the lookout for Animetrics’ new software – Forensica GPS. This new software-based technology is able to turn low-res photos into stunning 3D renders. While my mind is reeling with the possibilities, Animetrics specifically designed their [...]

Adobe Creative Suite 6 – the new face of creativity

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Adobe recently released their latest version of Creative Suite – Adobe Creative Suite 6, introducing a slew of features and enhancement to their software line-ups. I was fortunate to be present at the Media Launch of Adobe CS6 in New Delhi, India. Presided over by Umang Bedi, Managing Director, South Asia at Adobe Systems, there [...]

Rosie Jetson: Coming to a home near YOU?

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If you’re anything like me, when you were a kid you dreamed that in the not-so-distant future you would be driving around in an anti-gravity car, living in an apartment hovering in a space-age bubble in the sky. Oh and with Rosie Jetson would be your back-talking robot maid. And if you’re like me then [...]

Germans Invent Weed-Killing Laser

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Before my pothead readers get all bent out of shape about the German’s weed-annihilating laser, know that it isn’t designed, specifically, to work on that type of weed. Nope this little gardener’s friend from the Leibniz University of Hannover is designed to zap the average backyard or farm weed (and no, not THAT type of [...]

Coda 2 comes built-in with Sass Mode

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Sometime back in November last year, I was contacted by Steven Frank, Co-Founder of Panic. Panic wanted to officially support Sass with their upcoming new version of Coda, and wanted to start off from our Sass.Mode (maintained by me and Tom-Marius Olsen). Well, why not. That was an awesome thing. Today, Panic released Coda 2, [...]

How to choose the right mobile development framework

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Not so long ago you could only develop in Objective-C (for iOS) or in Java (For Android). A lot has changed recently and many new mobile app development frameworks have come up. You have PhoneGap, Sencha, jQTouch, jQuery Mobile, Kendo UI, Corona, Titanium Appcelerator, RubyMotion and many others. Among these they allow building apps using [...]

How-to: Numbered Pagination for your WordPress Blog

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There are a bunch of awesome WordPress Plugins that can do Numbered Pagination for your WordPress powered blog. However, it may be noted that WordPress have the option to do it without relying on a plugin. Let’s do a clean, nice and simple numbered pagination as seen on this blog. You can choose to have [...]

Congress creates (another) superfluous Task Force to examine possible Government Spectrum Auction

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After being told so repeatedly, the U.S House of Representatives thinks they might not be using their wireless spectrum block to its full potential, so like any good bureaucracy — they formed a task force. They assuredly hope it will be more effective than pretty much every other task force the government has ever made, [...]

More about Raspberry Pi

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Early in the 1980s, affordable computing was a craze in the market. However, learning about them was a difficult process to the users. Machines such as Atare 400 and early Apples’ were already helping people in exploring the whole new world; giving rise to some of the pioneers in the computing world including the gaming [...]

Flex-tronics: The Next Hardware Frontier

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If you’re reading this then you’re likely a techie; if you’re a techie then you’ve likely already heard of flexible electronics, aka flex circuits, aka flexible printed circuits. And you surely already know that flex-tronics will be one of the next big things, but did you know that as of 2012 they are a $10B [...]