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Join the Dots 1.0 (Mobile)

Join the Dots had not been so easy until now. Just choose a picture and slide your finger to connect the dots. Join the Dots features three types of lines to connect, eight kinds of colors to paint, and many images to join.

Tags: Mobile, Dot, Rivendel Studio, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-05-25

Dot Game 1.5 (Mobile)

Connect the dots to create boxes by tapping on the iPhone's multi-touch display to draw lines between the dots. When you complete a box the players icon fills that box. The player with the most boxes when the board is full wins. At the bottom of the list is an...

Tags: Game, Box, Mobile, Dot, Gala Factory Software, Corporate Governance, Business Operations, Corporate Law

Software downloads 2009-04-23

Physical Vector Map of Europe 2009 2 (Windows)

A vector map covering the Earth's surface from the degree 15 west to 50 east, and from degree 20 north to 60 north, i.e. Europe in a wide geographical sense. This map contains the countries of Europe as they are in 2009. Note that only the Southern parts of Sweden...

Tags: City, Europe, Dot, Euratlas Nussli, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2009-04-05

ConnectDots 1.0 (Mobile)

ConnectDots helps children recognize the shapes of animals in their habitats. It also allows adults to experience their childhood again with good old connect the dots. Once all the dots have been connected, dive in and color the illustration that is revealed. With sixteen different illustrations in the gallery and...

Tags: Mobile, Dot, Apple iTunes, Julia Turner, Crayon, Digital Music, Digital Media, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics

Software downloads 2009-03-01

Canon Digital Elphs get revamped with four new models

I've long been a fan of the Canon Digital Elph line, particularly the wide-angle PowerShot SD870 IS, which was eventually replaced by the 10-megapixel SD880 IS that's still in the Canon lineup (listing at $299.99). So it was with particular interest that I scoped out the four new Elphs...

Tags: Canon PowerShot, Dot, LCD, Camera, Canon Inc., SD1200 IS, Monitors & Displays, Hardware, Components, Janice Chen

Blog posts 2009-02-22

Canon announces waterproof PowerShot D10--plus nine more cameras

One day after Fujifilm, Sony, and Samsung made their piddling four- and five-camera announcements, Canon blasts onto the pre-PMA scene with a whopping 10 new PowerShot cameras to announce today: Canon's first waterproof compact camera, the PowerShot D10; two new megazooms, the SX1 IS and SX200; four new Digital Elph...

Tags: Canon PowerShot, Dot, Camera, Canon Inc., SX1 IS, SX200 IS, SX10, Janice Chen

Blog posts 2009-02-18

MixADot 1.0 (Mobile)

This addictive new puzzle game challenges. Use the innovative MIX mode to mix a red dot and a blue dot. Turn your phone and change the direction that the dots and blocks fall. Unlock 20 unique levels in Arcade Mode, and then use the Pick-A-Level feature to re-play your favorite...

Tags: Mobile, Dot, Apple iTunes, Digital Music, Digital Media, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics

Software downloads 2008-12-09

Are you sure you didn't spill anything in your MacBook?

Apple has taken their fraud protection up a notch in the new MacBooks by adding tiny Liquid Submersion Indicators LSIs throughout the notebook's chassis according to AppleInsider. Introduced in the iPhone and iPod touch then later in the MacBook, the tiny LSI's change from white to red...

Tags: Apple MacBook, Moisture, Apple Inc., Dot, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Jason D. O'Grady

Blog posts 2008-10-16

Enceladus (Photos: First images from Saturn moon close encounter)

Enceladus (Photos: First images from Saturn moon close encounter)EnceladusEnceladus (ĕn-sĕl'ə-dəs) 1. Greek Mythology. A giant who was defeated in battle and buried under Mount Etna by Athena. 2. The satellite of Saturn that is seventh in distance from the planet.[Latin, from Greek Enkelados.]RE: Enceladus (Photos: First images from Saturn...

Tags: dot, Enceladus, Saturn, photograph

Discussion threads 2008-03-16

Social networking invades U.S. intelligence agencies

The Financial Times reports that the U.S. spies will have access to their own social network, dubbed "A-Space," modeled on services like Facebook and MySpace.Thomas Fingar, the deputy director of national intelligence for analysis, believes the common workspace â€" a kind of “MySpace for analysts” â€" will generate better analysis...

Tags: Social Networking, Facebook, CIA, Network, Agency, Intelligence, Dot, Intelligence Agency, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-08-21

2.0 pronounced two point oh

By an overwhelming margin, ZDNet readers have voted two point oh the preferred way to say 2.0 in phrases including Web 2.0, Business 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Office 2.0 and so on. Why would there be any doubt about this? 2.0 is clearly a version number with a decimal...

Tags: Web 2.0

Blog posts 2007-02-26

Poll 2.0: Do you say 2, dot or point 0?

Poll 2.0: Do you say 2, dot or point 0?technicallyj/k, i know of no technical argument for this :)dot comversion 2 point 52 and a half"two point oh" is pretty much what every math teacher told me how to say it from when I learned decimals all the way to...

Tags: Ethernet, Wireless LANs, Network technology, NETWORKING, dot, Internet, IEEE

Discussion threads 2007-02-19

Poll 2.0: Do you say 2, dot or point 0?

Weve all heard of Web 2.0, Office 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Business 2.0 and all the other 2.0s. But what exactly do we hear when theyre mentioned? Is that a dot or a point between the two figures? Or is the punctuation silent? Attending conferences in California last fall I was...

Tags: Web 2.0

Blog posts 2007-02-19

Using nanodots for data storage

It seems that our appetite for data is growing faster than ever, doubling every year. So researchers are always trying to find new solutions. This time, scientists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST and the University of Arizona, Tucson, have made nanodot arrays that respond to magnetic...

Tags: Nanotechnology, Computers &, Internet, Engineering &, Innovation, NIST

Blog posts 2007-01-21

As winter looms, Iowa uses snowplow simulator to increase safety

How would you like to drive one of those monster snowplows in a driving blizzard, on a four-lane highway with no idea if a car will careen wildly in front of you or whether a ditched car is already covered in snowfall? If you live in a heavy weather state...

Tags: Iowa

Blog posts 2006-11-01

On the road: Wireless rest stops in WA

Many rest areas in Washington state now boast wireless access, The Seattle Times reports, but there's a catch. Access is free to access the state's Department of Transportation site to access road conditions and traffic reports, but those Redmond types who just have to check email will have to pay...

Tags: wireless, DOT

Blog posts 2006-08-29

Top Govt. IT trends

Here's a list of Washington Technology's Top 20 Trends in government technology. No surprise, antiterrorism initiatives are at the top of the list. Information Sharing Cybersecurity Enterprise Architecture Health Care IT The list goes on from there. Here's WT's...

Tags: Homeland security, HEALTHCARE, dot, information technology

Blog posts 2006-01-20

Watching the brain predicting the future

According to this news release, a team of neuroscientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis WUSTL has discovered that it is possible to accurately predict if game players will succeed or fail by scanning their brains. Before starting the game, they scanned the volunteers with functional brain...

Tags: hint

Blog posts 2005-11-30

Color printers include back door for Secret Service

Concerned that color laser printers could be used to produce counterfeit currency, the Secret Service secretly worked with printer manufacturers to include a code that identifies the date and time of every printout, as well as the printer's serial number, the Electronic Frontier Foundation reports. EFF worked with printouts...

Tags: printer, dot

Blog posts 2005-10-19

Big Brother Dept: Think printouts can't be traced to you? Think again.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation EFF has apparently uncovered the mystery behind the tiny dots that some color printers have been secretly inserting into printed documents. According to the report by the EFF's Seth Schoen, the Secret Service has issued the following admission:The U.S. Secret Service admitted that the tracking...

Tags: Printers, dot, printer, Electronic Frontier Foundation

Blog posts 2005-10-18