Last evening around 23:00 NASA successfully launched the Kepler telescope. Kepler was launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on a Delta II rocket. The Kepler telescope is designed to search our galaxy […]
Google has just announced that the Google’s SOAP Search API , which has been deprecated since 2006, is being retired August 31st. It has been superseded by the Google AJAX Search API, which is a […]
Just came across what looks to be an incredible device . It’s from AlwaysInnovating, and here’s the video from Demo 09 . It is completely open source, OS and applications software and schematics of the […]
This is pretty cool. It’s been possible to view DWF files with IE for some time. Now you can view them with Firefox. You can find how to on Beyond the Paper.
The Australian parliament has passed a A$42 billion dollar stimulus package, the Nation Building and Jobs Plan , including A$28.8 billion on schools, housing and roads over four years, tax breaks for small businesses and […]
The 2009 budget released by the Government of Canada includes an economic stimulus plan called Canada’s Economic Action Plan, which outlines almost C$12 billion in new infrastructure funding. It is intended to create or maintain […]
According to ComputerWorld, state legislator Joel Anderson of the California Legislature has introduced a bill to limit the detail shown in imagery on web mapping applications such as Google Earth, and presumably, Yahoo Maps, and […]
Every year Fastcompany chooses 50 companies that they consider to have been the most innovative over the past year. This year as number one they chose Team Obama that “took a skinny kid with a […]