Luckily for the Xoom, it doesn't have to defeat 7 ex tablets to win the hearts of the consumers, but only 3 (so far). ^_^ Here's a very nice comparison which I've found just "lying around". Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Route 66 maps + Navigation by TomTom on Android App - "Follow me"
Route 66 maps + Navigation by TomTom on Android App - "Follow me" - Route 66 joined forces with TomTom at the end of last year in order to create a few new products.
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Showing posts with label Tech. Show all posts
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
AR.Drone Controlled With a Microsoft Surface Causes Nerd Envy
via blog.gsmarena.com Yeah, now they should call Philip k. Dick and ask him to write a sequel for Minority Report! (I know he passed away, but still, that would be really cool, if they found a manuscript full of new stories written by the man...) Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
In with the New Scientist: Our predictions for 2011
02:31 23 December 2010 Earthlings will surely thrill at finding their planetary double: our calculation suggests the discovery could happen next year Read more via newscientist.com The New Scientist's take on next year. You'll find some interesting stuff inside, might not agree with everything, but still, interesting ideas.
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Why Genomics Is Like Christmas Every Day | Juan Enriquez | Big Think
One of my favourite thinkers is back! Love Juan's TED presentation and now I'm very glad to see him talk about his favourite topic, Genomics on Big Think. A wonderful clip. Hope you'll appreciate it. Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Can We Automate Invention? | Stephen Wolfram | Big Think
Great video from one of the great minds humanity has right now. Enjoy! Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Saturday, December 18, 2010
The Age of Exabytes
This is a very interesting study done by the people over @RWW that is centered on the enterprise value, rather than on pure social media. I hope you like it. The Age of Exabytes: Tools & Approaches for Managing Big Data View more documents from ReadWriteWeb. Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Monday, December 6, 2010
Gingerbread's Here!
Yep, Google's newest version of Android OS has arrived and packs new goodies. Check them out in the video below. Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Friday, December 3, 2010
A History of....
...well, not violence, we have plenty of that. But of Social Networking. This thing's been around since the Interneat began, aeons ago :D. And Mark Suster from Caltech made a very nice presentation for all of us lazy bloggers to share with you. So here it is: Social Networks: Past, Present & Future - Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Monday, November 15, 2010
Is Immortality an Ethical Issue? | Aubrey de Grey | Big Think
Question: Describe an ethical dilemma you’ve faced in your life. Aubrey de Grey: I’m not really a philosopher; I’m not really an ethicist, and it’s in particular I always get rather irritated when people suggest that there are ethical dilemmas associated with combating aging. I feel there are certainly plenty of psychological dilemmas – you know religious, economic and so on, but when it
Facebook's Project Titan
Enough said! Now watch. I know I am. Watch live streaming video from facebookinnovations at livestream.com Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Thursday, October 28, 2010
The Tablet Wars Have Begun!
I know it's a bit late but work just won't let me have and spare time. :)) Anyways, here's a nice one-on-one comparison between the iPad and the Galaxy Tab. Guess which one I'm rooting for? Copyright PCWorld. Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Most Innovative Companies
For the first time since Bloomberg BusinessWeek began its annual Most Innovative Companies ranking in 2005, the majority of corporations in the Top 25 are based outside the U.S. The reason: the new global leaders coming out of Asia Great vid and article that can be read in full here. Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
HTC HD7?
Holy technological crap! HTC have set their minds on building a computer-phone. If this proves to be true, I'm so switching to WindowsPhone....Amazing specs on this baby, 1.5Ghz proc, 1Gb of both ROM and RAM, 8MP camera capable of HD filming, HDMI port and so on...I'm sold. If only battery life would be good. Hope I don't jinx it. Posted via email from RATIO EX MACHINA
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Tips to downgrade Windows 7 to Win XP
1. Open your Windows 7 drive (usually C drive) and make sure that you haven’t deleted the Windows.old folder, which was created by Windows while installing Windows 7 on XP drive. Note that without the help of Windows.old folder you won’t be able to downgrade from Windows 7.
2. Now check the size of Windows.old folder by right-clicking and then selecting properties. Make sure that Windows.old folder size is less than two times the amount of free space available on Windows 7 drive (C drive). If the Windows.old folder size is two times as large as the Windows 7 drive free space, disable system restore feature and also disk cleanup to get some free space.
Please note down your Windows 7 drive letter and also DVD drive letter before proceeding to the next step.
3. Insert your Windows 7 installation disc in the drive and reboot your machine. Press any key when prompted to do so.
4. Select your language, time, keyboard type and then hit Next button to continue
5. In the Install Windows screen, click Repair your computer option to open System Recovery Options.
6. Here select your Windows 7 OS and note down your Windows 7 Drive letter before clicking Next.
7. In the following window, click Command Prompt to start downgrading from Windows 7 to XP.
8. First you need to move all the contents of your Windows 7 drive to a folder. So type the following commands one by one and then hit enter after each command (here “D” is your Windows 7 drive letter).
D:
Md Win7
Move Windows Win7\Windows
Move "Program Files" "Win7\Program Files"
Move Users Win7\Users
Attrib –h –s –r ProgramData
Move ProgramData Win7\ProgramData
Rd "Documents and Settings"
9. Next you need to copy all the contents of Windows.old folder to the drive. Again, type all the commands mentioned below one by one and then hit enter after each command.
move /y d:\Windows.old\Windows d:\
move /y "d:\Windows.old\Program Files" d:\
move /y "d:\Windows.old\Documents and Settings" d:\
10. Next task is to restore the boot sector by entering the following command:
E:\boot\bootsect /nt52 d:
(Where E is your DVD driver letter & D is OS drive letter)
11. Finally restore the boot.ini file by executing the following commands:
Attrib –h –s –r boot.ini.saved
Copy boot.ini.saved boot.ini
12. Type Exit and reboot your machine to start using your Windows XP again. You are done! If you want to free up some disk space, delete Win7 folder in the root of your XP drive. Good luck!
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2. Now check the size of Windows.old folder by right-clicking and then selecting properties. Make sure that Windows.old folder size is less than two times the amount of free space available on Windows 7 drive (C drive). If the Windows.old folder size is two times as large as the Windows 7 drive free space, disable system restore feature and also disk cleanup to get some free space.
Please note down your Windows 7 drive letter and also DVD drive letter before proceeding to the next step.
3. Insert your Windows 7 installation disc in the drive and reboot your machine. Press any key when prompted to do so.
4. Select your language, time, keyboard type and then hit Next button to continue
5. In the Install Windows screen, click Repair your computer option to open System Recovery Options.
6. Here select your Windows 7 OS and note down your Windows 7 Drive letter before clicking Next.
7. In the following window, click Command Prompt to start downgrading from Windows 7 to XP.
8. First you need to move all the contents of your Windows 7 drive to a folder. So type the following commands one by one and then hit enter after each command (here “D” is your Windows 7 drive letter).
D:
Md Win7
Move Windows Win7\Windows
Move "Program Files" "Win7\Program Files"
Move Users Win7\Users
Attrib –h –s –r ProgramData
Move ProgramData Win7\ProgramData
Rd "Documents and Settings"
9. Next you need to copy all the contents of Windows.old folder to the drive. Again, type all the commands mentioned below one by one and then hit enter after each command.
move /y d:\Windows.old\Windows d:\
move /y "d:\Windows.old\Program Files" d:\
move /y "d:\Windows.old\Documents and Settings" d:\
10. Next task is to restore the boot sector by entering the following command:
E:\boot\bootsect /nt52 d:
(Where E is your DVD driver letter & D is OS drive letter)
11. Finally restore the boot.ini file by executing the following commands:
Attrib –h –s –r boot.ini.saved
Copy boot.ini.saved boot.ini
12. Type Exit and reboot your machine to start using your Windows XP again. You are done! If you want to free up some disk space, delete Win7 folder in the root of your XP drive. Good luck!
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Power In The Air
Nicola Tesla had a dream. Different from that of Martin Luther King Jr. He dreamed to send energy to devices over the air. He failed. But with today's advancements in technology his dream is getting very close to becoming reality. Watch this video taken from Economist.com and let me know what you think! Posted via web from RATIO EX MACHINA
Monday, May 17, 2010
The Future of Computing Power (Fast, Cheap, and Invisible) | Michio Kaku | Big Think
Back in the 1960s the IBM 1401 was both state of the art and an engineering marvel. It filled up an entire room and weighed thousands of pounds; in today’s money it would cost about $1.5 million. The old 1401 could perform just over 4,000 calculations per second and at the time was virtually unmatched. Nowadays, the average mobile phone has a microchip about the size of your fingernail and can
Saturday, May 15, 2010
H@!y $h%t!
This is the commercial for the new Porsche GT2 RS. I'm not a big Porsche fan, but I love this little piece of publicity they've made. Posted via web from RATIO EX MACHINA
Thursday, May 13, 2010
All Present-day Life Arose From A Single Ancestor - Science News
Enlarge A new study uses statistics to test whether life on Earth can be traced back to a common ancestor (example shown in a) or multiple primordial life forms (b). Dotted lines indicate gene swapping between species. M. Steel and D. Penny/Nature 2010One isn’t such a lonely number. All life on Earth shares a single common ancestor, a new statistical analysis confirms.The idea that
Monday, May 10, 2010
Seeing Into The Heart of Planetary Systems
via sciencedaily.com The star HD69830 observed in the mid-infrared on a single 8-m telescope. This image looks the same as the image of a star with no dust around it. (Credit: ESO / Rachel Smith) Read the rest of the article by clicking the picture. Posted via web from RATIO EX MACHINA
