Sequoia, the new supercomputer from IBM, is now the world’s fastest, and Japan’s K Computer made by Fujitsu has just fallen into the second place. Sequoia is installed at the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and is used to perform nuclear weapons management. Another interesting thing about this supercomputer is that it
The Dinamundo iPhone app, makes real-life connections a fun, social experience, combining the best of mobile and online worlds with what happens in real life.
Asus has received a tremendous amount of criticism over a recent tweet the company posted on Twitter this week. Just about everyone from teenage boys to powerful politicians have posted tweets they wish they could take back, but when a large corporation does it, the PR ramifications can be costly.
Instapaper has just become the latest iOS app to embrace Android. Developed by Mobelux who created the iOS and Android Tumblr apps, the Instapaper for Android has hit Google Play today and is priced at USD 2.99. Instapaper is designed to allow users to save web pages for later, enabling
Several weeks ago I wrote a review of some high dollar innovation over at The Epoch Times. That “Heads Up” was not only about heads up displays and wearable wonder, but Google X Labs and so forth. Fast forward to today, this old Beta tester is back in the sampling
The long lasting domination of Internet Explorer over other Internet browsers has just ended. For the first time in history, data recorded by Statcounter over a full week placed Google Chrome as number one browser in the world. The May 14 –May 20 thus becomes quite the milestone in Google’s
A new and innovative social media project comes from Intel in the form of Intel iQ, a digital magazine with content submitted by employees that aims to “connect with a younger audience and tell them the bigger story of who we are as a brand,” said Editor-in-Chief Bryan Rhoads. The
Facebook users from New Zealand were the first in the world to test a new tool from the social network. The new tool, ‘pay to promote post’, allows users to make their messages more visible among their connections.
If you’re in Nevada and run across a driverless car, don’t panic, it’s not really any danger to you, it’s not an apocalyptic scenario, it’s just a new technology being tested by Google on the state’s public streets. And they are not really driverless… The Internet and search giant has
Even pirates need PR. And what better publicity could there be for pirates than a statewide ban that makes them look even more evil than before? When UK courts ordered ISPs to enforce a network block on The Pirate Bay, the news of the ban boosted the site’s traffic by
