My entries as of late are making me look like a regular Google fangirl. But I can’t help that people keep creating cool apps with […]
2005 Tour de France with Google Earth
There are so many uses for neat apps like Celestia and Google Earth – from the educational to the creative. On the creative end is […]
Google Master Plan
All the speculation as to Google’s master plan can now cease since someone has finally captured proof. The Master Plan was documented on the first […]
Mobile Google Maps
It was really only a matter of time before an ambitious someone made Google maps mobile. Mobile GMaps is free software for J2ME-enabled mobile phones […]
Beginner's Guide to Podcasting
Okay, here’s my full geek disclosure for today: I really don’t know anything about podcasting. There, now you know. Sure, I’ve heard bits about it, […]
Science Magazine Celebrates 125th Anniversary with Special Online Features
Apparently, Science Magazine is turning 125, and they’re celebrating with a special online collection of articles. In a special collection of articles published beginning 1 […]
The Hello World Collection
Have you been wondering how to write a hello world program in Octave or Vatical or Snobol? On the very, very off chance that you […]
Moxi: Software Rendering the Physics of Ink
In an attempt to make computer animations and illustrations look more realistic, researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have developed Moxi. […]
Polaroid-o-nizer
Want to give your fancy digital shots a little retro touch? Might I suggest the Polaroid-o-nizer? Just give it the url of an image you […]
Estimating Realistic Project Deadlines
I can’t be alone in the thought that estimating project deadlines is hard. Well, picking a date isn’t hard, but picking a realistic, mostly accurate […]