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Microsoft Flight: what to expect
1How to choose your personal submersible
2The BPG Uno: A One-Wheeled Motorcycle
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5 iPads to win in our Twitter giveaway!
TechHaze has been growing nicely these days (a big thank you to all our subscribers!), but after careful consideration we decided that we wanted to see something really spectacular on our visit counter. TechHaze, thanks to its international dimension, our quality content and attention to detail, truly has the potential of becoming one of the “big blogs”. We just need to...
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Apollo 13, 40 years ago
40 years ago, a fault in the electrical system of one of the Service Module’s oxygen tanks produced an explosion which caused a loss of electrical power and failure of both oxygen tanks. Apollo 13′s Command Module remained functional on its own batteries and oxygen tank, which were designed to support the vehicle only during the last hours of flight. The crew shut down...
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iPhone app: Opera Mini 5
Yesterday, Apple stunned the tech world by approving Opera Mini 5 into the AppStore. Opera is a well known cross-platform desktop browser that holds a 2.2% global browser market share. Opera mini is a mobile version of the browser which is also available on Android, S60, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry and even the Nitendo DSi. The release of the browser is a true milestone for...
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Dennis Hong & RoMeLa bring us robots from the future
We all love robots. If you’re here, chances are that you’re a geek, which gives you an even greater predisposition for robot-love. Robots cature our imagination because they can do what we can’t, obey to our bidding and extend the possibilities of the imaginable. Since the beginning of Science Fiction, men have fantasized about robots – both friends and foe...
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Adobe Creative Suite 5 is here!
Yesterday, Adobe launched a brand new version of their flagship product, Adobe Creative Suite. Less than a week ago, Apple, once Adobe’s main ally, made the controversial move of prohibiting apps that were built using a comparability layer in the new version of their mobile operating system, iPhone OS 4. This was a huge blow to CS5 ability to export flash to iPhone apps,...
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Everything about iPhone OS 4
Today, Apple introduced the iPhone OS, the operating system that runs on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, during a keynote event at their headquarters in Cupertino, California. This was one of the most unleaked Apple products ever, and even if it wasn’t as anticipated as the iPad, it’s nice to see that Apple is steadily moving forward. There were no real surprises this...
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Android vs. Maemo: Hands-on review
Jeff Hoogland is currently studying mathematics in Chicago. He is a huge believer in Linux and says that we will see Microsoft crumble at some point in the next twenty years. Jeff is guest writer at TechHaze, you can find his excellent personal blog at http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/ There is no doubt that Linux will be the dominant player in the mobile market by the end of...
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How to follow the iPhone OS4 event and what to expect from it
Less than a week after Apple launched its much awaited iPad, Apple, a company that obviously doesn’t like to rest on its laurels, sent out invitations to their “sneak peak into the future of iPhone OS” April 8th event. My first reaction was “OMG”, but now I just pitty the Apple haters. I mean come on, the blogosphere could use a few months of...
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