April 2012
3 posts
Varför har ingen köpt Tumblr?
Instagram, Summify, Posterous är bara några exempel på tjänster som nyligen sålts till jättar som Facebook och Twitter. Hur kommer det sig att “ingen” ännu köpt Tumblr?
Precis som ovanstående tjänar sajten näst intill inga pengar och har stora kostnader för server-kapacitet, och har dessutom tiotals miljoner användare liksom Instagram. Tumblr har också finansierats av riskkapitalbolag...
March 2012
1 post
Nanok Bie har tagit en paus från tumblr...
…och har istället postat lite mer på min gamla goa domän från 90-talet: http://nanok.com - som jag för övrigt snart kommer att utveckla vidare till något nytt och engelskspråkigt (återkommer om det), för att då flytta min vanliga svenska webbsida till nanokbie.se/nanokbie.com.
December 2011
1 post
September 2011
5 posts
August 2011
1 post
nanok.com
Postar inte här för tillfället. Finns på nanok.com och svt.se
June 2011
1 post
YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. →
March 2011
1 post
App Shopper: Best Alarm Clock (Productivity) →
February 2011
3 posts
Nokias kommande Windows Phone 7 lurar? « Peter... →
5 Website Features You Can Easily Offload to... →
YouTube - iPad app first look: The Daily →
January 2011
1 post
November 2010
1 post
July 2010
1 post
Why is it always the wifi card that dies first?
I’ve had a multitude of different computers since the birth of wifi technology, and every single one of them has experienced the same faith - death of the wifi card. This has happened before anything else has gone (the screen, the hard drive, the keyboard has always outlasted the wifi card). Regardless of maker, pc or mac, IBM, Dell or Apple - the wifi card always dies first. I have a heap...
May 2010
1 post
Venter’s Newest Synthetic Bacteria Has Secret... →
Want to crack the code? The new synthetic bacteria has watermarks (WM1) encoded inside its DNA.
Researchers at the J Craig Venter Institute recently unveiled their first…
March 2010
25 posts
Does Our DNA Carry the Memories of Our Ancestors?... →
It seems like something out of a movie (and hey, it is), but there’s some scientific evidence that we actually carry the memories of our ancestors with us in our genetic code….
Scientists drag quantum mechanics into the visible... →
All sorts of counterintuitive behavior happens with regularity in the quantum realm, but very little of that bleeds over into the world of classical mechanics that the human senses…
High-Speed Camera Scans Books in Seconds →
A Tokyo lab demonstrates a book-scanning system that only needs someone to hold the book underneath its camera and flip rapidly through the pages.
Op-Ed: Why the Internet Should Win the Nobel Peace... →
This year, a Chinese dissident and a Russian human rights advocate — recent nominees for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize — are joined by an unlikely, nonhuman contender: the internet.
Editorial: Six Really Good Reasons to Buy an iPad... →
There are plenty of articles floating around that advise one to wait on the iPad, not buy one sight unseen, or not buy one at all - especially of you already have a Mac and an iPhone. I believe…
Stunning Glimpse Into The Future Of Magazines →
Take a gander at the clip up there. It’s been forty-odd years since Bobb Goldsteinn coined the term “multimedia,” but I think — and maybe you’ll agree with me — this is the first time I’ve…
Adam The Robot Scientist Makes Its First Discovery →
Professor Ross King with robot scientist Adam. Although the cost and large size of the robot makes it impractical to have one in every laboratory, both factors should decrease over…
AppleInsider | Apple's iPhone 4.0 software to... →
Skönt, och hoppas de stämmer. Inte för att jag själv saknat det så förfärligt mycket - utan för att jag är såååå tröööött på tjatet.
WatchPrecursor to “This Too Shall Pass”, albeit with several cheat-cuts.
Kojiro humanoid goes musculoskeletal in a big way →
We just found a new friend. Kojiro, a humanoid being built by the University of Tokyo’s JSK Robotics Laboratory, has a detailed musculoskeletal system built to mimic the human body….
Tumbleweed Rover Ball Could Be Key to Exploring... →
Martian rovers with wheels are so 2009, man. And they get stuck in the sand way too easily. What we need is an army of tumbleweed beach ball robots surveying hundreds of miles of Martian…
Cascaad Personalizes Your News Stream In Real Time... →
“Here’s how the service, currently only available as a beta iPhone app, gets pitched in their own words: The goal is to potentiate your extended awareness of what is happening right now of…
NSFW: Hey, America! Our draconian copyright law... →
I’ve always had mixed feelings about the DMCA.
On the one hand, as an author, I like that it gives me a way to stop illegal copies of my work being distributed in the US, so ensuring that…
Toyota Simulator →
WTFJeans Have Special Pockets for All Your Gadgets →
If you were ever frustrated by the lack of iPhone/iPod touch pocket on your jeans, here’s a treat for you: wtfJeans. This freshly launched indie jeans brand was just a …
Embargoes II – The Sequel →
It’s no secret TechCrunch, like all media outlets has a love hate relationship with the PR industry. Take the guy who just rang me. “Hi, my name is Rob, I want to tell you about a news story.”…
Jon Stokes on the Apple A4 →
Jon Stokes: But it turns out that the the A4 is a 1GHz custom SoC with a single Cortex A8 core and a PowerVR SGX GPU. The fact that A4 uses a single A8 core hasn’t been made public, but I’ve…
Car Locator Android App Makes $13,000 a Month... →
It may not be the $1m that Tapulous brings in each month for its Tap Tap Revenge series of iPhone apps, but independent developer Edward Kim is understandably pleased with his $13,000/month…
February 2010
29 posts
What Is Time? One Physicist Hunts for the Ultimate... →
Time is a slippery concept, and scientists have not figured out how to explain it satisfactorily. But physicist Sean Carroll is on the hunt for a theory of time, and he thinks he’ll find it in the…
National Geographic on Silicon Valley in 1982: A... →
The year is 1982. Michael Jackson’s Thriller’s climbing the music charts, E.T.’s in the theaters, and a patch of land dubbed Silicon Valley is catching notice. The drug-fueled, theft-filled,…
Smash face on keyboard - Post result →
