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Kane Kramer, a British 52-year old man is the inventor behind the iPod. Kramer says he came up with the technology that drives the digital music player nearly 30 years ago.
Posted by razano on 08.09.2008   0 comments | 50 views
 
For all the geeks on Questler, what makes a programmer more comfortable with PHP over Ruby on Rails or the other way around?
Posted by razano on 09.09.2008   3 comments | 46 views
 
 
Where to go if you wanted “Touch”?
Posted by razano on 17.09.2008   4 comments | 37 views
 
What if you enter into a super market, a big department store, electronic shop...etc and you are given a handheld device with ability to scan bar codes off products you are browsing through. Using the...
Posted by razano on 21.09.2008   3 comments | 41 views
 
 
As the world waits for Google to launch its much anticipated mobile operating system on T-Mobile's "HTC Dream" which tribe do you belong to, touchers or typists?
Posted by razano on 23.09.2008   1 comment | 30 views
 
Web 2.0" is like the definition of art "I cannot define it, but I know it when I see it and I know what I like". by Bernard Lunn at ReadWriteWeb
Posted by razano on 08.10.2008   0 comments | 54 views
 
 
How to turn your Windows Mobile phone into an iPhone! crazy, might want to try it for fun!
Posted by razano on 09.10.2008   0 comments | 64 views
 
"Technology is taking over human connection. We live in a world that's never been so wired, yet has never been so disconnected." Robin Sharma, author of "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari". What do you th...
Posted by Nele on 15.11.2008   4 comments | 30 views
 
 
Just read a hilariously sad article on BBC "A couple have divorced after the wife saw the husband having online sex in the virtual world of Second Life. So how do avatars have sex?" No balance there f...
Posted by razano on 16.11.2008   10 comments | 44 views
 
"Everything in software changes. The requirements change. The design changes. The business changes. The technology changes. The team changes. The team members change. The problem isn’t change, becau...
Posted by razano on 02.12.2008   2 comments | 9 views
 
 
 
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