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
Java 7 brought lots of new features after going through a number of delays. Oracle is more prepared and excited about Java 8. They call it a Revolution and not an evolution. Major improvements in Java … 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
Flash vs HTML5 war is far from over, both are here to stay for years. But HTML 5 is getting more and more adoption and anticipation. Adobe realizes the fact and that’s after releasign a … Read more
The long awaited and the most delayed version of Java is finally made available to public. The last Java update was in December 2006 and Java 7 was originally planned for 2009. Oracle announced this … Read more
Skype encryption for secure calling had been broken sometime back, and now Efim Bushmanov a freelance researcher, has been able to reverse engineer the protocol right to its roots. Skype is the undisputed leader in … Read more
For ages we had been porting one smartphone OS to another, and for good reasons you can already install Android on iPhone. However, the new trend is to actually run Android apps on different platforms … Read more
We often use emulators like Qemu, Virtualbox, VMWare to virtualize another Operating systems on a different platform. Qemu is popular and open source emulator that lets you virtualize nearly any OS on any other OS. … Read more
If you love Java or Open source, here is a good news for you. James Gosling aka Father of Java, has joined Google and you will be glad to know that he would be again … Read more
Flash is everywhere, and we don’t expect it to be gone anytime soon. Flash vs. HTML5 is still a debate left for the critics, what we know is HTML5 is an innovative technology that would … Read more
Reverse engineering is everywhere. Reverse engineering made it possible for GeoHot to hack the iPhone, PS3. Reverse engineering is what make hackers develop exploits, viruses and trojans for systems. So what about decompiling existing apps. … Read more
Google had been listening to developers and users and that’s why they have planned to put an end to Android Fragmentation. Google has launched a new tool for Android developers that will address the fragmentation … Read more