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Tuesday, 5 March 2013

Reborn Opera Mobile Sings on Android | Webmonkey | Wired.com

Opera software has unveiled the first version of its new WebKit-based browser for Android. The new WebKit-based Opera is not just different under the hood, for all intents and purposes this is a totally new web browser and, surprise!, it's better than its predecessor.

jQuery 2.0 Beta 2 is out, which has fixes for most of the major parts of the framework. This version also includes a Grunt build script, so you can build custom versions of jQuery more easily. The announcement posts suggests swapping out Sizzle for another selector engine.

We are pleased to announce that Spring-AMQP 1.1.4.RELEASE is now available.

We've sent the first camera boards to production, and we're expecting to be able to start selling them some time in April. And we've now got several pre-production cameras in the office that we're testing and tweaking and tuning so the software will be absolutely tickety-boo when you come to buy one.

Codebreaker is the exhibition started last year at the Science Museum of London and celebrating the centenary of the birth of computing pioneer Alan Turing. Hirsch&Mann were commissioned to create a "series of exhibits which demonstrated and recognized the progress in computing while at the same time representing a spirit of engineering and innovation" .

Post originally published on the Maker Faire Rome official Blog by Massimo Banzi If you are a maker living in Europe and you've been looking at the Makerfaire events with enthusiasm and wishing to be there, this is the moment to spring into action because The Call for Makers for the 1st Maker Faire Rome - The European Edition, is NOW open (until 2nd June 2013)!

Big Data Search and Analytics Made Easy

Google's Chrome for Android web browser gets a much-needed speed boost.

nginx-1.3.14
development version has been released.

Wouldn't it be great if you could control your PC with your brain? Well, this sort of thing may be closer than you think. Researchers at Brown University have built the first wirelessly rechargeable brain implant that could be used to control wheelchairs, robotic arms, or computer interfaces like cursors and keyboards, as detailed in a paper published in the Journal of Neural Engineering .

Announcing point-and-click access to Amazon RDS database logs

Announcing point-and-click access to Amazon RDS database logs We are pleased to announce a significantly easier way for you to monitor a number of log files generated by your Amazon RDS DB Instances. You so far had the option to monitor most of these database logs by querying the database.

Announcing New Lower Pricing for Amazon EC2 Reserved Instances

Announcing New Lower Pricing for Amazon EC2 Reserved Instances We are excited to announce a reduction in reserved instance pricing for Amazon EC2 running Linux/UNIX, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. Linux/UNIX Reserved Instance prices will decrease by up to 27 % for Amazon EC2 for the Standard (M1), Second-Generation Standard (M3), High-Memory (M2), and High-CPU (C1) Instance families.

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Orchard

In this series we will be implementing a custom module to see what it takes to implement a Templated Messaging System that leverages not only basic Orchard stuff, but also more advanced APIs such as Rules, Tokens, Messaging, Channels, Site settings and Content Type/Part settings.

Define Global Variable in CakePHP

Today, we released a beta version of the new Opera for Android. We have a whole set of new and improved features we're excited about. In particular, we'd like you to try out and give your feedback on the following: Tabs. Better than ever.

Qt for iOS Preview

New York Perlmongers held a successful hackathon this past weekend at an event hosted by Rubenstein Tech in lower Manhattan. By our count, at least 24 people participated, coming from as far away as Harrisburg PA and eastern Connecticut..

High Scalability - High Scalability - 7 Life Saving Scalability Defenses Against Load Monster Attacks

Monday, March 4, 2013 at 9:30AM We talked about 42 Monster Problems That Attack As Loads Increase. Here are a few ways you can defend yourself, secrets revealed by scaling masters across the ages. Note that these are low level programming level moves, not large architecture type strategies.

Monday, March 4, 2013 at 10:00AM Listen up all you IT people...NoSQL, it's the rage now, so turn the page now and boost your stack...Hey, mighty people...Go, go, go, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey...Go NoSQL style... I for one feel both edified and entertained...can't wait for the Harlem Shake version.

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