Archive for the ‘Tech’ Category
T-Mobile G1 - Google’s Android Phone
The T-Mobile G1, Google’s first and official Android based phone has finally been released in the US. Coinciding with the release of the phone, Google has also officially opened its Android Market website that features applications for the new Android platform with over 50 free apps available for download immediately. The Android Market is accessible [...]
Firefox Mobile - Fennec
Not to be confused with the Portable version of Firefox, Fennec is a Mozilla’s latest mobile web browser which was released as Alpha for the Maemo platform used on the Nokia Internet Table N810. Later releases will include more platforms but the current release already shows many promising features borrowed from its heavy weight desktop [...]
Apple’s New MacBook / MacBook Pro Coverage
Since the release, there’s been a wide coverage of the new MacBook and MacBook Pros and here I’ve collected some of the more interesting ones around the net. You’ve gotta check out Apple Insider’s article on the new MacBook fabrication process with photos and a few interesting points from ArsTechnica on the new button-less track [...]
New MacBook and MacBook Pros
The cat’s out of the bag. Apple has unveiled the latest line of MacBook and MacBook Pros. So let’s see, the new MBs/MBP sare indeed using the new “brick” manufacturing process, MBs are now all aluminium based designs, sadly the rumors of a sub $800 model didn’t materialized but good news is that the MBs [...]
Go Green with Bamboo Bikes
A bike maker from Las Vegas, Nevada has discovered the art of literally growing bicycles out from his field. By experimenting with the light sources and water, Craig Calfee grows bamboos into different sizes which he uses to build his bikes.
Google Chrome
Earlier this month Google released the Beta version of their very own homebrew open-sourced web browser, Google Chrome. Pieced together from their Chromium project, Apple’s WebKit page renderer and also the V8 javascript engine, Chrome’s primary design goals were speed, stability and security with an added touch of intuitive UI design.