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Rainbow Web 2 (exe)

Beads are randomly scattered over a web, and it is up to you to help break the spell. Much of the gameplay revolves around developing solutions-how to make a line of three or more beads of the same color.

Tags: Web, Bead, SpinTop Games, Beads, Channel Management, Marketing

Software downloads 2008-03-14

BlackBerry patent app describes Bluetooth headsets with less interference vulnerability

A newly published BlackBerry Patent application calls for a Bluetooth headset with less vulnerability to RF electromagnetic interference.The Patent app is entitled: Wireless headset having improved RF immunity to RF electromagnetic interference produced from a mobile wireless communications device.A read of the Abstract gets us in the ballpark in terms...

Tags: BlackBerry hardware, BlackBerry Patents

Blog posts 2007-05-31

Abacus (exe)

Practice the ancient way of calculating. Styled after the classic abacus, slide the beads up and down using your mouse. As an added feature, enter a number and watch the beads move into place. Instructions are included.

Tags: Bead, Mice, Hardware, Peripherals

Software downloads 2006-09-25

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Business Process Analysis

View Available Dates and LocationsIn this course, you'll learn to model business processes as they are currently enacted, assess the quality of those business processes, and collaborate with the stakeholders to identify improvements. The course begins by teaching you the roles and responsibilities of the...

Tags: Business Process, Process Improvement, Stakeholder, Prepare, Draw, Operational Planning, Business Operations

Training 2008-01-01

New oil-repelling material from MIT

MIT researchers have developed flexible surface coatings that repel oils. According to the research team, this is the first material able to do it. They say that these findings could have applications in aviation, space travel and hazardous waste cleanup. Their oil-repelling, or 'oleophobic' material, is using specially prepared microfibers,...

Tags: Surface, Droplet, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Polymer, Molecule, Fiber, Network Technology, Networking, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2007-12-09

Is Microsoft fiddling with system files without permission?

Is Microsoft fiddling with system files without permission?Its their OS which you rentso why shouldn't they update if they want?Sounds like Applehttp://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=496Just shoving stuff in at random with updates, trying to slide stuff by while not informing the end user.Hope MS hasn't looked too closely at Apple's playbook.have to agree...

Tags: Advertising & Promotion, Operating systems, Microsoft Corp., permission, EULA, IS MICROSOFT, system file, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2007-09-12

Fuse Bead Pattern Designer (exe)

Perler Beads are a creative learning tool, full of fun for children. Now you can design and print patterns for Perler Beads projects. The software includes 40 pegboard layouts and all Perler bead colors. Create an unlimited number of designs. Save patterns and share with others. Easy and fun to...

Tags: Software, Design, Productivity, Tools & Techniques, Management

Software downloads 2007-06-21

Testdrive: Cisco's TelePresence hi-def video conferencing system

Yesterday, while at CMP's Enterprise 2.0 conference on Boston's waterfront, not only did I have the opportunity to interview Cisco's senior vice president of emerging technology Marthin De Beer about Cisco's TelePresence system, I was able to conduct the interview over a TelePresence connection. In the Demo Pavilion at...

Tags: General

Blog posts 2007-06-20

Apple Airport Extreme Wi-Fi flaw triggers kernel panic

Apple Airport Extreme Wi-Fi flaw triggers kernel panicKernal panics aren't too badAlthough I never get to see them.It looks like the whole DMG exploit was little more than a bug that causes a kernal panic as well. Hardly as serious as first reported:http://alastairs-place.net/2006/11/dmg-vulnerability/Thanks for keeping us up to date though.Denial...

Tags: Wireless LANs, Apple Mac OS X, security, vulnerability, exploit, kernel panic, flaw, Wi-Fi, Apple Inc., security expert, Apple Airport

Discussion threads 2006-12-01

Nexaweb draws a brilliant bead between SOA and AJAX values

Of the dozen or so briefings and meetings I took this week at EclipseCon I was most impressed with a small but mature company in Burlington, Mass., Nexaweb Technologies. Founder and CTO Coach Wei went beyond inferences about the rich internet applications RIA virtues to SOA, he demonstrated rapidly-deployed mission-critical...

Tags: Nexaweb Technologies, Eclipse, rich Internet application

Blog posts 2006-03-24

Blogging as 'intellectual hydroplaning'?

Blogging as 'intellectual hydroplaning'?Thank God for intellectual hydroplaningBefore blogs existed, I had to formulate my ideas on scraps of paper and wait until I'd come to some sustainable conclusions before I could publish something marketable. Now I can just throw ideas out there and see what sticks -- the...

Tags: Wainewright, Socrates, blog, blogging

Discussion threads 2005-11-22

Beads (exe)

Your aim is to put at least three bead of one color in a row. But this will not be easy; all game fields four of them in all are shaped into bent water pipes, where the multi-colored token should be placed. You will have to sharpen your imagination and...

Tags: Games, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2005-11-15

Jobs and his new mini Mac

Steve Jobs is one of the few people in the world who can use terms like "amazing," "incredible," and "phenomenon" dozens of times in presentation and not be dismissed as a blowhard. Most of what Jobs showed off were software upgrades, and I wouldn't call them amazing or incredible, but they...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows

Blog posts 2005-01-11