Tag: software

Vintage Calculator Museum

The internet seems to hold just about everything. Even a vintage calculator museum. With a gratis virtual Windows based calculator there is not much need for an actual

World’s Biggest Drum Machine

13 screws later and Swedish music software company Propellerhead have built the world's biggest drum machine. Like something out of Tom Hank's Big, this DDR-like dance pad is

Lady Java

To ordinary people Java works nestled in the background and a few times a month you are reminded to update your Java.

The Empire Strikes Back USB Flash Drives

http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=14071173&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=1&color=00ADEF&fullscreen=1&autoplay=0&loop=0The Empire Strikes Back USB flash drives are just the coolest. Mimoco, maker of the pop-culture-infused collection of MIMOBOT® designer USB flash drives, announces its Star Wars™ MIMOBOT

How Many Books in the World

Google's mission to digitize all of the books in the world has hit a little snag. Through research Google has discovered that there are over 129,864,880 books in

Google Wave is Dead

Google Wave was an apropos name for the failed project. It made a big splash and just evaporated. It was not the most user friendly offering from Google.

Geek Squad Vanity Plates

Vanity plates, my friends, are like a buffet of self-expression, and they come in more shapes and sizes than a box of mixed chocolates.

Ask.com Returns to Roots

There was a time when Ask.com was strictly a Q&A site and it went a bit off course and became more of a search engine.

The Future of the Internet

The future of the Internet will be much different then the free for all we have today. It will be regulated and anonymity will be a thing of