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- (Photos: Flying car readies for takeoff in New York)
- (Photos: Flying car readies for takeoff in New York)it looks more like a plain to meI don't know why they call it a car.Do the wings fold, or the is the traction on wheels?Yeah... great idea..... NOT!Our roadways are already crawling with morons who act like they are at their...
- Discussion threads 2008-03-20
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- Takeoff Live 4.0 (Windows)
- Takeoff Live lets you measure with your mouse from virtually any file. With this amazing tool you can calculate lengths, areas, counts, and volumes all with your mouse. Export to Excel with just a click
- Software downloads 2009-10-30
- To the Moon: Rocketdyne, Keeper of the Flame
- The historic Apollo 11 mission in July of 1969 culminated in the first manned moon landing. While many of the proud Americans who were involved in that project are no longer with us 40 years later, the technologies they built still live on, will be further refined, and will return...
- Blog posts 2009-07-15
- (Gallery: Air cars get ready for takeoff)
- (Gallery: Air cars get ready for takeoff)Looks like a cross between...Looks like a cross between a Playmobile toy car and the taxi from Total Recall.The heat loss means brutal inefficiencyThe heat loss from the compressed tanks mean brutal inefficiency.
- Discussion threads 2009-03-04
- Gallery: Air cars get ready for takeoff
- At the Geneva auto show, MDI is showing off a test model of its first car that will run on compressed air. Plus, here is MDI's vision for pollution-free and petroleum-free cars of the future. by Andy Smith
- Image galleries 2009-03-04
- iPhone first responder at US Airways crash into Hudson River
- VentureBeat posted the story about Janis Krums, one of the first responders at the site of a US Airways plane crash into the Hudson River today. The plane crashed this afternoon shortly after takeoff from New York’s LaGuardia Airport. Krums was arriving in a rescue boat and...
- Blog posts 2009-01-15
- On-Screen Takeoff Trial Installer 3.6.1.57 (Windows)
- Miles ahead of just being an ordinary electronic plan viewer, On-Screen Takeoff Professional sets the industry standard in plan viewing and advanced takeoff software. Quickly count objects, measure straight and curved lengths, as well as calculate simple or complex areas and volumes with amazing speed and accuracy. Construction estimating &...
- Software downloads 2008-10-27
- CoPilot - Flight Planning 1.1 (Mobile)
- CoPilot is a software application program for the iPhone that performs general aviation flight planning calculations -- the calculations that you would usually perform with a ruler, a protractor and an E6B calculator. CoPilot stores the information for trips so that you can refer back to previous trips (or modify...
- Software downloads 2008-08-22
- Photos: Baby steps for NASA's small-plane challenge
- Last weekend's General Aviation Challenge in Sonoma County, Calif., is meant to encourage the development of tech that could one day get commuter air cars to takeoff. by CNET News.com
- Image galleries 2008-08-11
- Photos: Software clears flights for takeoff
- A visit to Adacel, which develops software primarily aimed at the air traffic control industry. by CNET News.com
- Image galleries 2008-06-13
- (Photos: Phoenix armed for testing; more landing images)
- (Photos: Phoenix armed for testing; more landing images)AMAZINGJust simply amazingRE: (Photos: Phoenix armed for testing; more landing images). . . The picture of the descending lander in the few moments it was parachuting, against a telephoto-distant crater background, is indeed remarkable and fortunate! . . . The eighth image on...
- Discussion threads 2008-05-28
- News to know: Microhoo redux; Mobile Linux; Jive; Google; Let XP die
- Notable headlines: Yahoo launches ’stock market for ads’ Larry Dignan: The three week Microhoo countdown begins... Mary Jo Foley: Ballmer tells Yahoo board: Get off the pot Microsoft's letter to Yahoo Paula Rooney: Backed by Intel, Ubuntu, Google, mobile Linux is poised for commercial takeoff in...
- Blog posts 2008-04-07
- Backed by Intel, Ubuntu, Google, mobile linux is poised for commercial takeoff in 2008
- Backed by Intel, Ubuntu, Google, mobile linux is poised for commercial takeoff in 2008Yup, iiiitttttt'sssss showtime !!!!Even Labour and the Conservatives in the UK are fighting for the moral high ground on who "gets" FOSS the most !!!!!Could it be the end of multi-billion failed backhander driven American Corp based...
- Discussion threads 2008-04-04
- Backed by Intel, Ubuntu, Google, mobile linux is poised for commercial takeoff in 2008
- The momentum behind mobile Linux is accelerating because several communities -- and commercial giants -- are finally backing it. Despite earlier efforts from pioneering companies like MontaVista, Lineo and Access, the open source operating system has always taken a back seat to proprietary mobile operating systems such as Nokia-backed...
- Blog posts 2008-04-04
- FSFlyingSchool 1.9 (Windows)
- Add-on for MS Flight Simulator 2004 and FSX that provides an onboard flight instructor, who gives realtime voice feedback of your takeoff, flight and landing. FSFlyingSchool also creates detailed log books for each of your flights, which include a score that can be submitted to an online high score table....
- Software downloads 2008-03-25
- News to know: Windows 7; FCC; Census IT; HDMI; MacBook mystery; Fave Windows programs
- Notable headlines: Ed Bott: Your turn: Readers choose their 10 favorite Windows programs Gallery right Mary Jo Foley: Why Windows 7 might go to pieces Michael Krigsman: Billion-dollar IT failure at Census Bureau George Ou: HDMI survival guide...
- Blog posts 2008-03-21
- Photos: Flying car readies for takeoff in New York
- Milner Motors has taken the wraps off its flying car at the 2008 New York auto show. If you don't want wings, Milner also is unveiling its electric car. by CNET News.com
- Image galleries 2008-03-20
- Fly the green skies at Mach 5
- The European Union has launched in 2005 its Long-Term Advanced Propulsion Concepts and Technologies project LAPCAT. Several companies worked on this €7 million EU-funded project. For example, Popular Science reports that Reaction Engines Limited has designed an hydrogen-powered hypersonic airliner simply dubbed A2. This plane would fly at Mach 5...
- Blog posts 2008-01-31
- More on the MacBook Air battery
- More on the MacBook Air batteryRE: More on the MacBook Air batteryIn all the notebooks that I have owned over the past 15 years, I have never ever physically removed a battery from any one of them. I simply limited myself to the available battery time or made sure I...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-15
- Cellphones an in-flight hazard? "Probably not," says pilot, but...
- For that less-than-conclusive conclusion, we should credit Patrick Smith. A technology enthusiast as well as a working airline pilot, Patrick writes the weekly Ask The Pilot column on Salon.com. "The answer is potentially yes, but probably not," Patrick writes in his most recent column,...
- Blog posts 2008-01-04
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