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Can Geek Girl win Miss Universe?

Apr 21st, 2009 - A recent survey reckoned that, here in the UK at least, while 45 percent of the working population is female only 21 percent of the IT industry workforce can say the same. And this number seems to be falling, rather than increasing, year on year. I suspect, however, that the number of women taking... (Read More)

Virtual physios to soothe stroke recovery

Aug 28th, 2008 - Researchers at the University of Portsmouth are creating a rehabilitation programme for stroke victims that puts them onto a treadmill which immerses them into a virtual environment. Apparently the device works by using a series of moving images which essentially trick the brain of the patient... (Read More)

The six million dollar World of Warcraft bot

Oct 1st, 2008 - MDY Industries developed a popular World of Warcraft bot by the name of MMOGlider. Popular because, I would imagine, it took much of the donkey work out of progressing through the virtual world by automating repetitive tasks. You know, the boring stuff such as slaying monsters and scavenging for... (Read More)

Debugging finds reverse gear

Nov 11th, 2006 - You know when you are invited to the St John’s Innovation Centre, part of the Cambridge Enterprise Hub in the UK that supports early-stage knowledge-based businesses and research institutes, that you are going to be in for an interesting day. When it is a press day with a focus on ‘Smart... (Read More)

AOL gets serious about Skype, announces availability of AIM Phoneline APIs

Sep 10th, 2006 - AOL has announced its AIM Phoneline Developer Initiative that will allow voice application developers and device manufacturers to create new tools to extend the functionality of the still relatively new AIM Phoneline service. Examples of the new APIs for call personalization (or ringtones as mere... (Read More)

AOL gets serious about Skype, announces availability of AIM Phoneline APIs

Sep 10th, 2006 - AOL has announced its AIM Phoneline Developer Initiative that will allow voice application developers and device manufacturers to create new tools to extend the functionality of the still relatively new AIM Phoneline service. Examples of the new APIs for call personalization (or ringtones as mere... (Read More)

Portland Group cements advance in high-performance computing compiler

Aug 21st, 2006 - Thursday 24th August could be a date for your diary if you happen to be in the market for compilers and development tools for the high-performance computing arena. Especially that which nods towards parallelization and optimization functionality in order to squeeze multi-core processors to the max.... (Read More)

Salesforce.com All Grown Up

Aug 21st, 2008 - Salesforce.com is one of those companies that business writers and Wall Street investors refer to as an “upstart” or a “growth” company. But those days may be over. The company pioneered the concept of software-as-a-service, which enables companies and individuals to access software over the... (Read More)

MySpace Dev Policy Tweak, New Messaging API Leak

May 21st, 2008 - MySpace Tuesday announced some changes to its developer program, fine-tuning its policies about the way member applications are allowed to communicate with users. It also leaked news of enhancements to its messaging API set to be available in June. The new guidelines were outlined in a blog... (Read More)

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