10 Latest News, Blogs, Tips, and Reviews that I find Interesting and Useful:
1. Fossils, now available in color
Researchers have found what appear to be remnants of pigment in fossilized feathers, opening the possibility of reconstructing the colors of many long-extinct animals.
More @ ScienceNews
2. Setting up LAMP on FreeBSD
Setting up a LAMP server is a common task for systems administrators, and FreeBSD is one of the most reliable and stable operating systems available. You can swap out the L in LAMP with F for FreeBSD to build a fast and reliable Web server.
More @ Linux.com
3. What Will Be in Apple's Next Laptops?
You can never be sure what advances will find their way into the next round of Apple hardware updates until practically the moment Cupertino makes the big announcement. But that doesn't mean it's not fun to guess a little bit.
More @ PCWorld.com
Researchers have found what appear to be remnants of pigment in fossilized feathers, opening the possibility of reconstructing the colors of many long-extinct animals.
More @ ScienceNews
2. Setting up LAMP on FreeBSD
Setting up a LAMP server is a common task for systems administrators, and FreeBSD is one of the most reliable and stable operating systems available. You can swap out the L in LAMP with F for FreeBSD to build a fast and reliable Web server.
More @ Linux.com
3. What Will Be in Apple's Next Laptops?
You can never be sure what advances will find their way into the next round of Apple hardware updates until practically the moment Cupertino makes the big announcement. But that doesn't mean it's not fun to guess a little bit.
More @ PCWorld.com
4. Electric screwdriver robot hand
More @ HackaDay
5. Search quality, continued
In this post, I'll describe the principles that guide our development of the overall search experience and how they are applied to the key aspects of search. I will also describe how we make sure we are on the right track through rigorous experimentation. And the next post in this series will describe some of the experiments currently underway.
More @ Googleblog
6. Mobile Web Wars Videos: Does Anybody Care About Android?
A week ago, I put together a roundtable about the upcoming mobile platform wars between the iPhone, Google’s Android, and older platforms like Nokia’s. One thing I discovered as I was organizing the event was that it was really hard to find anyone developing Android apps other than the 50 people who won the Android Developer’s Challenge.
More @ TechCrunch
7. What if Apple had conducted the ‘Mojave Experiment’?
In watching the many negative blog posts and comments about Microsoft’s “Mojave Experiment” — designed to try to distinguish perception from reality around Vista — I can’t help but wonder how different the take would be if it were Apple doing the same kind of marketing campaign.
More @ ZDNetBlogs
In this post, I'll describe the principles that guide our development of the overall search experience and how they are applied to the key aspects of search. I will also describe how we make sure we are on the right track through rigorous experimentation. And the next post in this series will describe some of the experiments currently underway.
More @ Googleblog
6. Mobile Web Wars Videos: Does Anybody Care About Android?
A week ago, I put together a roundtable about the upcoming mobile platform wars between the iPhone, Google’s Android, and older platforms like Nokia’s. One thing I discovered as I was organizing the event was that it was really hard to find anyone developing Android apps other than the 50 people who won the Android Developer’s Challenge.
More @ TechCrunch
7. What if Apple had conducted the ‘Mojave Experiment’?
In watching the many negative blog posts and comments about Microsoft’s “Mojave Experiment” — designed to try to distinguish perception from reality around Vista — I can’t help but wonder how different the take would be if it were Apple doing the same kind of marketing campaign.
More @ ZDNetBlogs
8. Bricycle electric tricycle actually cooler than it sounds
More @ Engadget
9. New technique to compress light could open doors for optical communications
Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, have devised a way to squeeze light into tighter spaces than ever thought possible, potentially opening doors to new technology in the fields of optical communications, miniature lasers and optical computers.
More @ Physorg
Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, have devised a way to squeeze light into tighter spaces than ever thought possible, potentially opening doors to new technology in the fields of optical communications, miniature lasers and optical computers.
More @ Physorg
10. Do You Want To Survive? Think Like An Entrepreneur
From now on, you have to think like an Entrepreneur.
More @ BoSanchez
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