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| Jul 26, 2024 | The Rise of AI in IT Development: Tools, Trends, and Challenges**
** | ** Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept. It has become a vital cog in the machinery of IT development. The landscape is changing rapidly, with AI tools emerging to streamline processes, enhance productivity, and im... |
| Jul 22, 2024 | Чек-лист по кибербезопасности. Ключевые факторы риска и проверенные практики их минимизации | В 2023 году средний ущерб от кибератак для российских компаний составил 20 млн руб. — и это только деньги, без репутационных потерь, нервов и роста рисков повторных вторжений. В первом квартале 2024-го тенденция продолжилась: количество инц... |
| Jan 20, 2012 | New location for NextFab Studios, computer center in Frankford [Links] | Soapy: an even better anti-SOPA browser plugin [boingboing] — From West Philly’s Griffin Boyce
NextFab Studio is expanding from University City to a second location on Washington Avenue in South Philadelphia, NakedPhilly reports.
Mayor Nutt... |
| Dec 31, 2009 | OmniTread: a terrifying, vibrating, go-anywhere snakebot | It’s not quite as endearing as the (also terrifying) BigDog, but the OmniTread robot does seem pretty useful. That is, if you don’t need to go fast. The bot is a specialist in navigating rubble and small spaces, and could help locate people... |
| Sep 17, 2009 | TechCrunch50 Wrap-Up. Congrats To All The Startups Who Made It. | To all those startups who made it to TechCrunch50 this year, whether it was on stage or in the DemoPit, congratulations and thank you. We wouldn’t be here if there weren’t so many creative entrepreneurs out there trying to build something w... |
| Sep 14, 2009 | TC50: iTwin Remotely Connects Two Computers Via USB Drives | Remotely connecting two computers is still a pretty big pain. It usually requires two parties jumping through a bunch of hoops to get things working. This includes each computer having the same software, using various passwords, and waiting... |
| Dec 6, 2008 | Incipio's Lloyd adds a microphone to your 4G iPod Nano | iPod microphone add-ons have been around for…well…as long as the iPod and Incipio has a refreshed model dubbed Lloyd for the new(er) iPod Nano. It simply snaps onto the bottom located dock connector and even features a pass-through headphon... |
| Aug 13, 2008 | Taking the shine off: Why blog publishing 'failed' in the UK (or at least didn't create a $30m exit) | US entrepreneurs have had notable success with Blog publishing startups, in particular Jason Calacanis (Weblogs Inc sold to AOL for $25m) and more recently Rafat Ali (Paid Content sold to The Guardian for $30m). Ashley Norris, former co-fou... |
| May 31, 2008 | USB CD carousel doesn't do much | This isn’t for me, but my parents might be into it. It’s a CD carousel that holds up to 150 CDs. It plugs into your PC via USB and plays via iTunes or the jukebox software of your choice. It doesn’t rip them, but instead acts as a jukebox w... |
| May 20, 2008 | Universal Remote Works As Energy Saver, Too | I don’t know about you but there are times when having one too many remote controls for different systems confuse me.
One for All’s universal remote control can be used as a standard remote for AV appliances like TV sets and DVD players. Bu... |
| May 16, 2008 | Singapore Airlines adds iPod docks to business class | Aside from gorgeous flight attendants (gah!), Singapore Airlines is now offering iPod and iPhone connectivity to business class passengers on flights between New York and Singapore. Flights between Los Angeles and Singapore will get the sam... |
| Feb 28, 2008 | Save those frequent flier miles, save $20,000 on your Virgin Galactic flight | I actually am pretty sure that the people who can spend $2,000,000 on space tourism are a different demographic from the people who scrounge miles to get free tickets. And yet, Virgin Galactic is going to let you redeem 200,000 miles for a ... |
| Feb 25, 2008 | Sound-activated LEDs could prevent injury | [photopress:soundled.jpg,full,center]
If that bar I got kicked out off at the weekend had these LED lights along the staircase, I may not have fallen down them, resulting in my current minor injuries. Or did I fall up the stairs? Who knows?... |
| Feb 17, 2008 | It's an ionizing, MP3-playing thingy! | [photopress:handy_mp3_player.jpg,full,center]
At 128MB, I’m not sure if I’d call this an acne-fighting MP3 player or an acne-fighting gizmo with MP3 capability, but it is what it is, sort of. See, you hold it to your face for ten minutes wi... |
| Dec 13, 2007 | Behold the decline and fall of the technical age: the scrolling LED tree ornament | It’s official in my book: technology has become so cheap that it can’t help but be tacky. You may take this art deco scrolling LED ornament as an example of this. It has a matrix of LEDs around the outside and scrolls wishes of Xmas cheer t... |
| Nov 8, 2007 | The Stripping Weather Girl Weather Station brings us one step closer to God | When a man becomes preeminent he’s expected to have enthusiasms. What are mine? What draws my admiration? What is that which gives me joy? Weather stations featuring LCD clip art of sexy women in states of undress. Why? They are beautiful, ... |
| Oct 12, 2007 | Some posts write themselves: Tape Tape Dispenser | Instead of making pithy jokes about this Tape Tape Dispenser, which you can get for about $25, we figured we’d let you, the readers, make them. Please use the comments on this post to be humorous about this fun looking desk gadget.
And if y... |
| Apr 19, 2007 | Diablo PC: Ugly and Powerful, but Mostly Ugly | Not to be outdone by the garish showboating of Alienware, Smooth Creations (so smooth!) has debuted its Diablo PC line of gaming PCs. We’re not sure if there’s an actual name for the color of this thing, but ColorPicker’s closest match was ... |
| Apr 18, 2007 | Micro Entertainment System For Your Micro Living Habitat | The Yamada HTV-200XU is the perfect entertainment system for anyone living in a closet, shoebox or NYC (the lines are very blurred here). This, here, micro-system brings a lot of decent features in a small package like a DVB-T tuner and ana... |
| Apr 7, 2007 | It's a Spoon with Airplane Wings for Babies | It seems sometimes as if I’m the only person I know right now who doesn’t have some sort of baby either on the way or recently birthed. I am thankful for this. That does not mean I don’t like babies (I do) or am sterile (though I try). That... |
| Mar 19, 2007 | LG Kompressor Vacuum Sucks Blocks | Some of us love design and have to have top of the line everything. With that said, for those of you sick of your Dyson, you might want to check out LG’s new Kompressor vacuum cleaner. Small and compact, this thing looks pretty easy to stow... |
| Mar 14, 2007 | Razer Brings Zune Docking to Suh-Wheat White Keyboard | Although it looks like a pool toy, this is indeed a theoretical keyboard with a Zune dock. It’s also got two USB ports on the back to save you even more precious on-PC ports. It’s even in white to match your white Zune. No word on if this c... |
| Mar 13, 2007 | i.Sound MovieTime Has Identity Crisis | If you happen to own a PSP, iPod, Zune and SanDisk player then chances are you’ve got one speaker system that only docks one player, which is a real bummer. MacWay feels that pain and has released the i.Sound MovieTime Universal (lamest nam... |
| Mar 9, 2007 | CrunchGear: Anytime, All The Time | Can’t get enough CrunchGear? Always on the move and wish you could read our rants and raves? Then take your RSS/Atom feeds with you wherever you go. iFeedPod is a great program from Carnglass that syncs your favorite RSS or Atom feeds to yo... |
| Mar 3, 2007 | MP3 Players Usher in New Era of World Peace | Here are two MP3 players that hopefully will bridge the gap between religions.
The first is a concept device by Manworks Design. It’s a flash-based MP3 player that would have a chrome-plated steel body in the shape of a cross. The 1GB playe... |
| Mar 2, 2007 | Sanyo MAJ-U02 Ghetto Blaster | The MAJ-U02 is equipped with a CD player, USB port, cassette deck (sweet!), digital FM tuner and a SD/MMC slot. The speakers are also hopped up with a bass reflex system, an amplifier with bass boost (all ghetto blasters need that), and an ... |
| Feb 28, 2007 | Practical Robotics: Beer Launching Fridge! | http://www.metacafe.com/fplayer/445498/robotic_beer_launching_refrigerator.swf
Sometimes we see a prototype that gets our mouths watering. The iPhone from Apple is a great example. Another is the beer launching fridge. When this thing hits ... |
| Feb 26, 2007 | Self-Measuring Football Makes You Feel Like Peyton | Though football season may be over, you can still keep your dream of becoming a pro quarterback alive with this Virtual Distance Football. It resembles a Nerf football with a monochrome LCD shoved in it to display yardage and comes in red a... |
| Feb 24, 2007 | Dodecahedra Speakers Ruin Marco Polo | The dodecahedra speaker is being developed at the University of Sao Paulo in Brazil. The speaker has 12 sides, each covering 360 degrees of sound space in the room. The listener can move around the room and hear sound coming from any direct... |
| Feb 20, 2007 | LCD + BB Gun = Art | http://flash.revver.com/player/1.0/player.swf
As much as we love the gear we cover, we still like to see it get abused sometimes. Who hasn’t taken their busted-ass phone and thrown it from a parking garage to see the plastic splash pattern ... |
| Feb 19, 2007 | Not Just a Bag, But a Tripod | Here’s a product that might help make your photo gear a bit lighter.
The Camera Stablizing Bag acts as both a protective case and tripod for your camera. It features a flexible lens-stabilizing cradle for SLRs and consists of waterproof nyl... |
| Feb 6, 2007 | Rocking Out Under the Sea | These $40 Aquapac waterproof headphones have been tested to a depth of 10-feet, or 3-meters, and are perfect for those long listening sessions in your pool, hot tub or jacuzzi. Just remember to purchase an Aquapac waterproof MP3 player case... |
| Feb 6, 2007 | Portable Power Packs Punch | The $100 XPower PowerSource Mobile 100 is the perfect portable power source to charge your laptop and other electronic gadgets. It features an AC outlet and two USB ports that can charge a laptop for at least two hours or an iPod for a whop... |
| Jan 31, 2007 | HydraCoach To Boost Your Wii Fitness | Should you need a water break from the endless hours of Wii Sports you play, the HydraCoach may just come in handy. Via the LCD display it calculates your personal hydration needs, tracks fluid consumption throughout your rigorous day, pace... |
| Oct 20, 2006 | Panasonic Drops Two Toughbooks with Core Duo | Panasonic’s Achilles-like (indestructible unless you hit it at the right place) line of notebooks just got a refresh with two models, the CF-30 and the CF-19. These two notebooks passed such tests as 26 drops from 36 inches, vibration in gr... |
| Sep 20, 2006 | Wireless Color Baby Monitor with Infrared Lets You Watch Your Baby, Paris Hilton, in the Dark | Not only does this baby monitor have sound and video – thanks to its camera and 1.5-inch color LCD – you can also switch it to infrared mode and watch your baby when the lights are off. The monitor works on the 2.4GHz frequency, or what we ... |
| Sep 11, 2006 | Stalking Made Easy With New SkyTRX Mini Tracker | It’s now easier than ever to be a stalker with the new SkyTRX Mini Tracker. This little ditty uses GPS to track your target with accuracy of up to 2.5-meters. That’s pretty good. The case is weather-proof so you can attach it to somebody’s ... |
| Aug 16, 2006 | Locate 1 GPS Tracker | Great for keeping tabs on your kid, your wife, or your boss, the Locate 1 GPS tracker transmits data wirelessly to their servers so you can monitor these people from the comfort of your own office. Not only can you tell where your victim is... |
