Pirates vs Lasers with Translation

Our take on Egypt, lasers fighting pirates, HDMI MacBook call, Google soft censorship, portable translation software and more.

Flipbook: The iPad iMagazine

With more than 3 million iPads finding their way into consumer hands, the iPad has comfortably found a place for itself in the musical chairs game of consumer electronics. The way fans and consumers have reacted to the iPad defied critics who proclaimed that the device didn

Mac computers: HDMI audio doesn't work with some adapters

On some noncompliant Mini-DisplayPort to HDMI adapters, the audio signal may not be passed to the HDMI device.

Google Begins Soft Censorship Of Arbitrary Piracy

The latest pathetic flail comes in the form of coercing Google into censoring its results for some search terms. A number of words will no longer be autocompleted or trigger an instant search, among them the interesting and perfectly legal

Jibbigo Voice Translation

Your world just got smaller thanks to Jibbigo, a speech-to-speech translation app for your mobile device.
You talk in one language, it talks back in the other.

SpeechTrans™- iPhone Translation App

Eliminate Global Language Barriers

Through integrating text to speech with advanced multilingual voice recognition technology and google translators most advanced translation engine.

With SpeechTrans

Family Bruiners Skype Translator - Voice translation

Translating audio on the fly via Skype.

Crazy USB: Audio Mouse

You normally wouldn

Two Suns Could Be Visible From Earth By 2012

Betelgeuse, one of the night sky’s brightest stars, is losing mass (it is collapsing). It could run out of fuel and go super-nova at any time.
When that happens, for at least a few weeks, we would see a second sun in teh sky. There may also be no night.
A neutron star may result in the formation of a black hole 1300 light years from Earth. Of course – it’s all harmless…

Laser Defends Against Pirates

Some think its fantasy, but high-seas bandits are a big problem for ships; including oil tankers and container ships. Last year, there were 430 reported attacks acoording to the ICC

Egypt unplugs from the internet | TG Daily

Earlier this week the Egyptian government started blocking social sites like facebook, twitter, etc. Late Thursday, they dropped internet connection to most ISPs including their four largest. One ISP is still up that handles the stock excahnge and some big multi-national compaies (like Exxon, Coke, and Nestle). About 88% of egyptian internet has fallen off the web including banks, schools, cafes, government agencies, etc.

Google supporting computer science education with CS4HS

For the fourth consecutive year, Google is funding CS4HS. It is a workshop for high school and middle school computer science teachers that introduces new and emerging concepts in computing, and provides tips, tools and guidance on how to teach them.

If you

Is Facebook making us miserable?

Alex Jordan, a former Ph.D. student in Stanford