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Microsoft’s creative destruction
An Op-Ed by Dick Brass–a vice president at Microsoft from 1997 to 2004–was published in the New York Times three days ago. In the article entitled “Microsoft’s Creative Destruction,” Mr. Brass gives his opinion on Microsoft’s future. You’ve guessed it: it’s not bright. He also explains why Microsoft seems to consistantly fail to...
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Linux App: KJots
It’s always a pleasure to use a simple app. I love Applications that give you the power to make things, that give you total control over what is happenning but sometimes, even I want to concentrate on my task without thousands of controls in the way. When i asked about a good note-taking application for Linux, most people told me about Tomboy Notes. Now, Tomboy is a great...
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Watch NASA’s live launch feed of STS-130
We’ve posted a lot of space-related news lately, but this is hardly a surprise. This is the last operational year for the Space Shuttle, water was found on the moon, SpaceShip Two was unveiled and the Obama administration submitted a new roadmap for NASA’s future. Today, the Shuttle launches for the first time this year, and unfortunately for the last time at night....
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Google, Revolutions and World Domination
For the past decade, technology has been defined by Google. The Internet as a medium of communication and knowledge has been neatly packaged within Google’s framework. If you don’t believe me, just google it. What began as an upstart competitor to giants such as Yahoo is now the de facto verb for online searching as well as a multibillion dollar industry. However, to properly...
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F-35B Lightning II STOVL Stealth Fighter
Lockheed Martin’s F-35B Lightning II short takeoff/vertical landing (STOVL) stealth fighter engaged in it’s first in-flight STOVL test operation on january 7th, a good time to look back at one of the most advanced jet fighters on the planet. The F-35 Lightning II was developped for the Joint Strike Fighter program for the United States and it’s allies. The goal...
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What next for Spirit?
As you might have heard, Spirit (NASA’s first of two Mars Exploration Rovers) is trapped in sand since May 1st, 2009. After several months of effort, NASA decided to stop trying to free Spirit from the sand trap, which by the way is called Troy. It’s not the first time a MER* is trapped. Opportunity had been trapped in April 2005, but JPL specialists managed to free it...
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iPhone App: Rowmote Pro
I’m lazy. Really lazy. The only thing I don’t feel lazy about, besides TechHaze, is finding new ways to cultivate my laziness. This is how I got the idea to write an article for TechHaze, while researching the ultimate laziness app for the iPhone at the same time. Yes, two things at once. You see, laziness is an art, a science: you can’t just improvise it, you...
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Everything about the iPad
Say hello to iPad, Apple’s newest creation. Yes, it’s the tablet you have been dreaming about every night, for months now. It’s the device that is expected to change the industry for ever. It’s here. It’s real. And it’s so darn sexy. “iPad is our most advanced technology in a magical and revolutionary device at an unbelievable...
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