Monthly Archives: September 2012

30 sep

Amazing WebGL Realtime Music Visualizations

*, 3D Graphics, Chrome, Firefox, HTML5/CSS3, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, News, WebGL
Posted by Phillihp Harmon

WebGL is an amazing technology, allowing OpenGL technologies to be ported to JavaScript and viewable in your web browser. Almost any browser actually: Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer 9+. If you are on one of these browsers, you should really … Continue reading →

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28 sep

Effective Programming: Concepts, Common Sense, and Big Picture

***, Cloud Computing, Clusters, Databases, Design, Electronics, Entrepreneurship, Hardware, Internet, Mobility, OS, Programming
Posted by Phillihp Harmon

Programming is simply a method of creating sets of instructions to perform specific operations. The process involves developing a deep knowledge of your subject material, designing specific algorithms, and creating a formal logic in order to complete a specific process. … Continue reading →

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28 sep

Google to Launch New Data Center in Chili

**, Cloud Computing, Clusters, Google, Hardware, Internet, News
Posted by Phillihp Harmon

According to google.com, it appears Google will be launching a new Data Center in Chili, the first Latin America data center. They will spend around $150M and have around 20 employees to operate it. With the growing tech industry in … Continue reading →

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27 sep

Introducing the Galaxy Newton, no iPhone 5

*, Apple, Electronics, Hardware, Mobility, Samsung
Posted by Phillihp Harmon

This was a somewhat funny video of how you can fit a Galaxy S III in an Apple Newton. If you didn’t know, the Apple Newton, along with many others, was an attempt at building a mobile computer. Also called … Continue reading →

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26 sep

Bionic Head Gear The Next Big Thing?

**, Design, DIY
Posted by AltonElder

Would you wear something like this in public? Perhaps for halloween it would be pretty killer and practical, which I think gives new meaning to wearable tech. At the very least, I’m not sure this would be appropriate to wear while picking … Continue reading →

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25 sep

LIFX: The Reinvented Light Bulb

**, Android, Entrepreneurship, Internet, iPad, iPhone, Mac, Mobility, Windows
Posted by AltonElder

This is what I’m talking about. A light bulb that lasts 25 years, network/smart phone ready and offers dozens of practical applications. Nearly 9,000 backers have pledged $1.3 million to fund this kickstarter project with 50 days left to go … Continue reading →

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24 sep

Install Samsung Galaxy SIII in Your Car Dash

*, Android, Car Computing, DIY, Electronics, Google, Hardware, Samsung
Posted by Phillihp Harmon

Now we are thinking. I have posted this idea many times before, but someone has actually done a slight implementation of this with a Samsung Galaxy SIII. I still feel that these phones are somehow going to become an integral … Continue reading →

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23 sep

Apple iPhone 5 is Fastest Phone in the World

*, Apple, Browsers, Electronics, Hardware, iPhone, Samsung
Posted by Phillihp Harmon

Based on benchmarks from PC Magazine and others, it is being claimed that the iPhone 5 A6 processor juices it up enough to be the fastest phone on the market. Samsung Galaxy S III, not quite there, but if you … Continue reading →

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21 sep

iPhone 5 / iOS 6 – Early Release Issues and Bugs

***, Apple, eBay, Electronics, iPhone, News
Posted by Phillihp Harmon

Not all that surprising, there are bugs when developing a new mobile operating system. iOS 6 was released with the new iPhone 5 and many of us waited in line and shelled out almost $800 for this new phone. Even … Continue reading →

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20 sep

Desktop HTML5: Still in the Back Seat, Just Waiting

***, Chrome, HTML5/CSS3, Internet, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Microsoft
Posted by Phillihp Harmon

HTML5: It’s still not here… I almost feel like it’s a constant reminder that it will take some time for HTML5 to become realized, apparent, and saturated in the desktop world. With Internet Explorer’s ten year support model, we are … Continue reading →

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