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WHEELED robots designed for security or military work have always had one fatal flaw: despite state-of-the-art technology, they can usually be foiled by something as mundane as a staircase. That could soon change.
in Robotics
via New Scientist @ 12:08 24th Jul
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Borland has introduced Borland Management Solutions, which the company expects will help users improve software delivery, notes Dana Gardner, president and principal analyst for Interarbor Solutions. BMS includes three products: TeamDemand, TeamFocus and TeamAnalytics.
in Linux
via Linux Insider @ 15:55 17th Jul
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in Robotics
via New Scientist @ 17:58 23rd Jul
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in Computer Security
via Addict3d.org @ 11:39 30th Jun
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A few Apple App Store developers have apparently taken a page from the line cutting Steve Wozniak today, and are using a loop hole in the service's naming conventions to shoot their apps to the top of the list. The story goes that certain developers are cutting to the head of the class with sneakily inserted spaces and quotation marks. One "offender" is Jirbo, Inc., which put a space in front of all of its games’ titles. All Jirbo games now appear at the top of the alphabetical App Store games list.
in Developer
via Gizmodo @ 3:11 14th Jul
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A few Apple App Store developers have apparently taken a page from the line cutting Steve Wozniak today, and are using a loop hole in the service's naming conventions to shoot their apps to the top of the list. The story goes that certain developers are cutting to the head of the class with sneakily inserted spaces and quotation marks. One "offender" is Jirbo, Inc., which put a space in front of all of its games’ titles. All Jirbo games now appear at the top of the alphabetical App Store games list.
in Developer
via Gizmodo @ 23:14 13th Jul
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Oracle is jumping on the iPhone bandwagon, releasing Business Indicators, the first in a planned wave of applications for the red-hot mobile device.
in Handhelds
via Macro World Investor @ 0:51 11th Jul
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Another day, another developer jumping on the bustling Balance Board bandwagon. JoWood have announced that they'll be bringing yoga to the Wii in this new balancing act.
in Video Games
via GameCube Europe @ 6:23 6th Jul
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The 9ft 6in long Caribbean jumping fish was discovered by angler Gavin Davies on a beach in Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire.
in Biological Science
via Red Orbit @ 4:14 10th Aug
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Call it vanity; call it jumping on the (broad) band wagon; call it asking for trouble. However, I thought that I would try my hand at a regular blog.
in Blog Watch
via BritishComputerSociety @ 15:03 16th Jul
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TiVo, the digital video recorder (DVR) pioneer, is jumping into e-commerce with a new partnership with Amazon.
in E-commerce
via Earthweb News @ 9:23 23rd Jul
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Microsoft Australia has confirmed - following some recent gun-jumping retail advertisements - that the Xbox 360 has had an official, and rather hefty price-cut.
in Computer Games
via Addict3d.org @ 4:30 2nd Jul
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Ugh. Flickr has been annoying me lately. I remember jumping on it before the entire Web 2.0 business (read: early adopter), and loved it. However, ever since Yahoo! has been involved, it's been more and more difficult for me to access my account, which leads to me losing interest in what was originally something I really enjoyed. Not only do I absolutely despise Yahoo! account access settings, but most of the time I forget my password and it's too infuriating and complicated to reset it. Maybe I've been spoiled by Apple-Google's uncomplicated, simplified almost intuitive ability to maintain order in a sea of chaos, but I'm quite jaded by the endless captchas and email reset requests and the birthday validations. In the end, I don't have time nor patience for it.
in Photography
via VOX.com @ 10:22 13th Jul
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recoiledsnake writes "We have heard about lots of talented developers jumping ship from Microsoft to Google, but is the trend beginning to turn? Dare Obasanjo (a Microsoft employee) writes about a few high-profile people picking Microsoft over Google — either making the jump directly, or choosing Microsoft after receiving offers at both. Sergey Solyanik is back to Microsoft and he primarily gripes about the culture and lack of career development at Google. He writes, 'Everything is pretty much run by [engineering] — PMs and testers are conspicuously absent from the process. Google as an organization is not geared — culturally — to delivering enterprise class reliability to its user applications.' Danny Thorpe, who was the key architect of Google Gears, is back at Microsoft for his second stint working on developer technologies rel
in Search Engines
via Slashdot @ 20:19 30th Jun
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Although there's nothing official from Microsoft, UK online retailers are jumping the gun by cutting the cost of the Xbox 360 console as a 60GB version waits in the wings to be launched next month. Microsoft announced US-only price cuts last week.
in Computer Games
via Gizmodo @ 7:43 23rd Jul
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"Mirror's Edge looks great. And the first-person-running-jumping-sliding-kicking-shooting gameplay is certainly novel and different. This morning, I checked out the E3 build, which looked, well, great. But...while watching the dev show off the game, I seriously started to feel ill. Really, really ill. I've never gotten motion sick from a game, and I got it pretty bad while checking out Mirror's Edge. Like to the point of breaking out in a cold sweat and feeling rather green. Actually playing the game didn't make me as sick as watching - and playing it was fun. The controls are intuitive and tight, and the overall design is polished.
in Video Games
via NG4.com @ 2:18 17th Jul
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KOTAKU: "Mirror's Edge looks great. And the first-person-running-jumping-sliding-kicking-shooting gameplay is certainly novel and differe...
in Video Games
via NG4.com @ 18:08 16th Jul
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Consumers are still reluctant to buy standalone Blu-ray players, but Play Station 3 consoles are jumping off shelves.
in Computer Games
via TVPredictions.com @ 9:19 5th Aug
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Flemingwithgun_154A lovely post on this James Bond fan site by "Silhouette Man" explores the religious affiliation of Commander Bond., jumping off from an occasion when Ian Fleming himself wrote a worried letter to a preacher who had condemned the books.
in Blog Watch
via The Times @ 7:27 31st Jul
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imageFolks, this is really cool. It’s an illusion of a 3-D hologram—produced by animator David O’Reilly—jumping off the screen of an iPhone. The 3-D scene’s perspective is warped using anamorphosis, the same technique used in Hans Holbein’s painting The Ambassadors.
in Handhelds
via Macsimum News @ 7:33 24th Aug
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in Cricket
via Cape Argus @ 11:54 21st Aug
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PS3 Fanboy: "We finally unlocked all the Trophies for Super Stardust HD. As the first game available with Trophy support, many are jumping online to boost their PlayStation level. With 9 Bronze, 6 Silver and 2 Gold Trophies, we're sure this is going to keep many occupied for quite some time. Here's our guide to unlock all the Trophies. Good luck!
in Computer Games
via NG4.com @ 4:43 3rd Jul
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Ericsson's handset venture with Sony may be well-established, but the Swedish network supplier is craving more customers. That's why it is now jumping into bed with Franco-Italian chipmaker STMicroelectronics.
in Gadgets
via Forbes.com @ 12:32 20th Aug
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Now the iPhone-atics are complaining about the signal. Some of those who bought the new Apple 3G iPhone are saying that reception is erratic, jumping from no bars to four with no apparent reason. Apple hasn’t responded officially to the complaints although some Apple forums are filling with complaints.
in Handhelds
via Red Herring @ 16:57 18th Aug
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The PalmOs and the Blackberry are perhaps two of the most commonly used Smartphones in the business, but thanks to some prodding by Apple's iPhone, the other companies are jumping in to produce a pocket PC Smartphone. They want to keep their customers and be able to offer them the latest technology in competition with the Blackberry and the iPhone. Do you still have questions about whether a Smartphone is right for your personal and business needs?
in Handhelds
via One Stop Articles @ 15:45 31st Aug
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