If you’re a Java developer of Java application user, you are not new to the fact that startup time for Java application is huge, of the order of milliseconds to seconds. Drip, an open source … Read more
Microsoft has announced a newer version of Kinect SDK, that includes support for Desktop applications running on Windows 8. The world’s most hacked gadget, ever, gets more accessible. This is the first time Microsoft has … Read more
We all know Google has been a leader of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence research. The observations are prevalent with Google Search Engine. Google Search is still the most popular and most powerful Search engine … Read more
Hackers and developers are always upto reverse engineering software and applications. Thanks to wide range of decompiling tools available in the market, its not hard to do. A new Tool called APK to Java, does … Read more
Desktop IMs have long been our favorite mode of communication. But with time, their significance has definitely come down. Smartphones taking large part of our daily life, IM services like Whatsapp, iMessage, BBM, etc have … Read more
iOS 6 aims at narrowing the Gap between Android Jellybean and iOS. Not only would it inherit the best features, it would try to evolve the features Android had since day one. iOS 6 brings … Read more
When a product fails to meet expectations, what do we do with it? Pundits would tell you to Open source the software / hardware technology and let the contributors from around the globe innovate it. … Read more
Collide, an free Collaborative IDE is Open Sourced by Google. Remember Google Wave? One may recall it being shut down by Google but truth be told, it has lived hiding underneath various Google products. For … Read more
JUnit is the defacto standard for Java unit testing but story doesn’t end there. There are couple of worthy alternatives which offer couple unique features, if not everything better than Junit. There alternative frameworks for … Read more
We all are excited by Google’s Self-driving cars, that can literally go out into the american street driverless. Google’s Self driving cars have been doing well. If you’ve ever wanted your own self-driving car, this … Read more
Apple would never let the powerful system apps to make their way to App Store. So all your mods and hacks would remain in the Cydia store. Right now developing apps for Jailbroken iOS devices … Read more
Android is the most secure mobile smartphone OS in the market today, thanks to the inherent sandboxing inspired from world’s most secure browser: Chrome. Such security is really consumer grade, its secure in the real … Read more
Soon after the hackers made first successful attempts of porting Siri to iPhone 4, iPod Touch & 3GS, it was obvious that more is coming. After a sufficient amount of reverse engineering, enough understanding has … Read more
Its the year of the Cloud. Earlier this year, we learnt that you can run Linux in your browser, thanks to Javascript based Qemu. We’ve seen Google removing the line between desktop and web apps … Read more
Swarmanoid is a heterogeneous robot swarm, (a group of robots), which can organize and distribute a given task into individual groups. Each group is capable of achieving different sub-tasks so as to complete the given … Read more