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Mac Apps - What I use on my Mac? (part 2) - Communication

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 00:50:00 +0000

I wrote about Text Editors in my last post and now let's see what I use for communication. I mean Email, IRC and IM as Communication.

I need to talk with others as in my personal life as in my work. So I need to separate these channels but it's not easy. I'm lucky because in my work I need to use Skype so I can use GTalk in my personal life. Of course some channel must be mixed like IRC.

Adium is my best friend. I think this is the best client for GTalk. It can handle MSN and other protocols but I don't use AOL, QQ, Gadu-Gadu, Yahoo!, Facebook Messenger or MSN. I use another app for IRC and Twitter but I can use Adium for it if I want. It has a lot of extras like themes, bots, notification sounds etc. So it's really customizable.

Linkinus is a perfect IRC client for me. It looks clean and simple but smart. Ok I hate the predefined server list because I can't delete all of them in a simple method only one-by-one but it supports multiple connections, multiple identities, channel options, "friends" tag and some other cool features.

Sparrow is an email client what specified to GMail. What? Yes. This client handles IMAP folders as labels like GMail. It's really comfortable because I can put an email under two labels but in a legacy email client I can't do this simply. Sparrow doesn't support POP3 but I don't use it so that is not my problem =). It has a really simple interface and a pleasure to work with it.

Skype was a big surprise for me on Mac. I used it on Linux and that was a totally #@$#%@$#. Then I tried it on Windows and that was better but not good. But I installed it on Mac because it was needed for my work and I couldn't believe what I saw. It's a clean, featureful and it works perfect without freezes, popups and UI-Fails. So if you also don't like Skype then try it. Ok, actually if I don't need to use it then I don't do it but the Mac client is awesome.

Mac Apps - What I use on my Mac? (part 1) - Text Editors

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 16:28:00 +0000

There are a summary about apps what I use on my machine for my work. This is not a Top10 and this list doesn't have any priority between programs, only a list... or rather first part of a list.

Ok... So I'm a developer, exactly a web developer with PHP, JavaScript (CoffeScript), CSS (SASS), HTML, MongoDB and MySQL (and with some other related services).

First category (this article) is „Text Editors”. I use two apps for it: TextMate and MacVim. One other for quick notes or sketches: iA Writer.

TextMate is a very good editor. TextMate can handle Projects, Group of files, single files and it has a lot of bundles. So I love it because it's quick and simple but yet almost knows everything what it needs to know. What does Project support mean? You can create a project where you can add files, directories and groups. Groups look like a directory but not a directory. For example you create a Group with name „Controllers” and you can add files or directories into this Group. So if you have 100 controllers but want to work with only 10 then you can add only these 10 controllers instead of adding directory with all of controllers. This is why I really love this editor.

MacVim is the text editor Vim for Mac OS X. I used vim on Linux for ca. 10 years. So I love MacVim with nice look, 100% of vim :), handling and diversity. If you ever used vim then you know what does it mean but if you never used it... Just use TextMate ^_^ I don't know why I love vim so much but I love. Maybe because there are so many things you can use it for and so hard to learn everything and this is the reason why I love it but probably this is not the background =)

iA Writer is a digital writing tool. It's not a programmer's tool it's only a writing app. I use it on meetings for memo, writing specification sketches or when I try to collect my thoughts about a project but a MindMap would be too much. Simple clean and you can focus to writing (real-time formats the Markdown language, it's really practical) on fullscreen and focus mode (highlight current paragraph and fade out others).

Mac Apps - What I use on my Mac? (part 2) - Communication

This Is Not Facebook

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 06:58:00 +0000

I found a really good article on Google+.
I ~~don't~~ didn't circle him (+DeAno Jackson : he is the author) but after this Letter... Yes, I circled him and not into the "WTF?" or "He gets a chance, maybe" circle.

Let's see...

This Is Not Facebook

I've been noticing that over the past few weeks that quite a few people have been migrating to here from Facebook, which is great! Welcome to all of you! To help your experience here, I'm going to help you by explaining what G+ is and, most importantly, what it is not.

I'll start with the latter. As you guessed from my title, this isn't Facebook. What I mean by that is that Google+ isn't the place you come to reconnect with old friends, people you knew (and didn't give a shit about then either) in high school, or people you hung out with in college. For the most part, those people aren't here. They're on Facebook, and despite the fact that Zuckerburg and company regularly disregard their privacy, think they're too stupid to make choices for themselves (EdgeRank), and show a general disregard for anything they'd want to see done with the service (instead catering to advertisers), they're comfortable there. They're not going anywhere.

So, if you come here, try to find some of these people, maybe find a few, make a few posts and don't get any feedback, you're going to go right back to Facebook complaining that G+ is boring.

You will also have missed what Google+ is about. To sum it up as simply as I can, Facebook is where you connect with old friends. Google+ is where you find new ones.

See that search bar at the top of your screen? Unlike the site on which you're accustomed to spending your time, the one here is actually useful. Interested in poetry slams? A quick search up there (https://plus.google.com/s/poetry%20slam) will show you who else shares those interests. Photography? No sweat (https://plus.google.com/s/photography). Harry Potter? Twilight? True Blood? Pottery? You'll find it here.

Take a few of those people that share your interests. Add them to your Circles. Interact with them. Post things here about the things you're interested in. The more you do that, the more you'll start to see where G+ shines, why it can do what no other network before it could do so very well.

And for God's sake, fill out your profiles! Really can't stress that enough. If you circle someone, chances are they're going to check your profile (I always do). If there's nothing there telling them why they should circle you back, it's likely that they won't. It really doesn't take all that long to type a few lines about who you are and what you're interested in. Feel free to see mine as an example (someone can see that and know exactly what I'm about without ever having to see a single post from me).

Oh, and don't be afraid to comment on the post of someone you don't know. People make posts public for a reason; to encourage interaction with as many people as possible.

Let me give you a couple of people to add to a Circle to get you started. +Natalie Villalobos is a given; she's a Community Manager here on G+, and will always keep you in the loop on cool things that are happening around here. +Daria Musk is another one to keep an eye on; she's practically the Official Singer/Songwriter of Google+.

The more you're here, the more you'll meet people that you find interesting and decide to add them. The more you interact with them, the more fun you'll have here.

Edit: Oh, can't believe I forgot this one. DO NOT ASK HOW TO WRITE ON SOMEONE'S WALL! There is no Wall. This isn't Facebook. Leave that mentality behind. You cannot post anything on someone's page. If there's a post you want them to see, tag them in it, and it will appear in their notifications.

That's all I got for now, so again, welcome to Google+, and I'll catch you all later.

Million thanks +DeAno Jackson. Million thanks.

brunch - building HTML5 applications

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 23:09:00 +0000

Oh yeah! That's what I was looking for. brunch is another framework with rails like app layout and structure and combining some of the very best existing frameworks.

Nice example (brunch todos)
npm package
Documentation (yes it's a good point. Some of new products don't have documentation)
Works well with existing VIM plugins and TextMate bundles
Has a Google+ page ^_^ ( come on, circle +Brunch )
Has an IRC channel at Freenode #brunch

Let's create new, useful and featureful sites.
So check this site: http://brunch.io/

Siri: The Holiday Horror Movie (Trailer)

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 23:41:00 +0000

Happy (horrible) holidays!

Google Talk 1.3 with Video and Voice chat vs. Samsung Galaxy S

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 18:44:00 +0000

First of all: It's not easy (maybe)
If you used Google you found a lot of howto about it. Any of them worked for you?

Yes: You are lucky =) This is not your article. Share it and enjoy your gTalk 1.3
No: same problem here. Your are on the way to solve your great problem.

What do you need?

Rooted Samsung Galaxy S (or other android device) with Android 2.3+
Terminal emulator on your phone (or adb)
Talk 1.3 installer
A lot of patience

What Google says?

if you're already looking for a solution on the net, you can find these:

xda-developers forum => download a zip and flash (link)
Install [root] Talk 1.3 Installer from Market

The method

The second option is a very good choice but it failed for me. After a quick search I found the root of this problem. You haven't got more space on your /system.
If you didn't root (or you don't use Gingerbread) your phone before, just read this artice: Galaxy S with Android 2.3.5 (+root) with Heimdall
You need more space because now you have now 0 (zero) byte. First of all /system is mounted in Read-Only mode. Open your Terminal Emulator (or adb shell). We need to remount it in writable mode.

# Be the God (root)
su

# check what is the mounted dev and what is its file system
mount | grep system

# remount it
mount -o rw,remount -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system

# formula: mount -o rw,remount -t FILE_SYSTEM MOUNTED_DEV /system

# if you need more space (and yes you need)
# delete some non-important files like ringtones
cd /system/media/audio/ringtomes/
rm *.ogg
cd /

# check how many space you have got
df -h | grep system

If you don't have more than 6-7 MBs, delete ^_^ (if you are a rabbit then make backup)
Ok. Now run Talk 1.3 Installer and install the latest version.

FINISH

Official Google Blog: Gmail’s new look

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 18:23:00 +0000

Official Google Blog: Gmail’s new look: Back in July we showed you a preview of Gmail's new look, and we’ve been working this summer to make even more updates and improvements. Today, we’re giving you an in-depth look at the new design. If you like what you see, over the next few days you’ll be able to switch to the new look by clicking on Switch to the new look in the bottom-right of Gmail.

Introducing Galaxy Nexus. Simple, beautiful, beyond smart

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 09:16:00 +0000

I have been bought by Google. It's looks pretty cool and impressive. A few days later, I will push a feature list, but now I have no time to do this. But the video itself is good and what it show is even better =)

I have an App for that!

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 23:26:00 +0000

Image somewhere from the big Internet.

(thx @ochronus)

Yes, I know... It's not a fresh news but this image can make me smile. I don't like Apple, iPhone and Apple's mentality... But i like my (old) MacPro and liked like Steve Jobs. I know he is a great man. Yes "is" not "was".

I can't say such a way he was a genius or a visionary, but rather he understood humans well. In any case, he was a man whom I couldn't talk with face-to-face while he lived... And that is what is really bad.

Facebook in Real Life

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 13:52:00 +0000

I guess it's very apt. =)

I don't know what I did if Facebook was real and the Hide button wouldn't have been.

The "Java Life" Rap Music Video

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 14:32:00 +0000

So... I don't like this "music style" like Rap but this is awesome ^_^

Yeah I'm a PHP/Ruby programmer for web, but when I start a new Android project I need to feel Spirit of the Java Code and of course the Java Life. I don't hate it, because it has a unique mood and-or world.

Google+ API update

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 21:48:00 +0000

Hurray! Jordanna Chord published a blog post about news of Google+ API.

Now you can search on Google+ with the new API. How? If you want to search in activities, you can do this with activities.search.

GET /plus/v1/activities?key=[APIKey]

Parameters:

maxResults (unsigned int)
The maximum number of activities to include in the response, used for paging. For any response, the actual number returned may be less than the specified maxResults. Acceptable values are 1 to 20, inclusive. (Default: 10)
orderBy (string)
Specifies how to order search results.
Acceptable values are:
"best" - Sort activities by relevance to the user, most relevant first.
"recent" - Sort activities by published date, most recent first. (default)
pageToken (string)
The continuation token, used to page through large result sets. To get the next page of results, set this parameter to the value of "nextPageToken" from the previous response. This token may be of any length.
query (string)
Full-text search query string.

Response:

{
  "kind": "plus#activityFeed",
  "nextPageToken": string,
  "selfLink": string,
  "nextLink": string,
  "title": string,
  "updated": datetime,
  "id": string,
  "items": [
    activities Resource
  ]
}

And you can search in public profiles with people.search

GET /plus/v1/people?key=[APIKey]

Parameters:

maxResults (unsigned int)
The maximum number of activities to include in the response, used for paging. For any response, the actual number returned may be less than the specified maxResults. Acceptable values are 1 to 20, inclusive. (Default: 10)
pageToken (string)
The continuation token, used to page through large result sets. To get the next page of results, set this parameter to the value of "nextPageToken" from the previous response. This token may be of any length.
query (string)
Full-text search query string.

Response:

{
  "kind": "plus#peopleFeed",
  "selfLink": string,
  "title": string,
  "nextPageToken": string,
  "items": [
    people Resource
  ]
}

Of course it's not all. With people.listByActivity you can get re-sharers and +1'ers.

GET /plus/v1/activities/{activityId}/people/resharers?key=[APIKey]
GET /plus/v1/activities/{activityId}/people/plusoners?key=[APIKey]

And comments can be retrieved by the new comments.list and comments.get methods:

GET /plus/v1/activities/{activityId}/comments?key=[APIKey]
GET /plus/v1/comment/{commentId}?key=[APIKey]

Of course on www.googleapis.com via Secure HTTP. (https://www.googleapis.com)

Source: Google code blog

Become a JavaScript Console Jedi =)

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 19:50:00 +0000

I found two pretty cool videos on youtube that have been published by GoogleDevelopers. Both help us to understand consoles of the browsers (primarily Chrome). Here they are:

The first is very useful: 7 minutes on recent DOM APIs

And my favorite: Become a Javascript Console Power-User

PHP 5.4 beta1 released

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 09:48:00 +0000

What's news?

Added new json_encode() option JSON_UNESCAPED_UNICODE.
Added support for object-oriented session handlers.
ext/mysql, mysqli and pdo_mysql now use mysqlnd by default.
Removed the timezone guessing algorithm in case the timezone isn't set with date.timezone or date_default_timezone_set(). Instead of a guessed timezone, "UTC" is now used instead.
Added callable typehint.

Notify:
This is a development preview...
DO NOT USE IT IN PRODUCTION!

If you find a bug, report it to the QA mailing list and/or the PHP bug tracker.

Read the NEWS file for a complete list of changes.

I have been looking forward to the stable appearance.

Google Developer Stories

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 07:50:00 +0000

Doodle Today: Googles 13th Birthday

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 22:19:00 +0000

Wow... You are very-very old. Now you can register to Facebook. =)

[Doodle link]

Galaxy S with Android 2.3.5 (+root) with Heimdall

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 20:08:00 +0000

First of all: Make backup (root your phone and save apps, contacts, /efs directory from the root and others)
Ok. The easiest way to upgrade your Samsung Galaxy S (i9000) is to use Heimdall. =) This is an Open Source project (see the project page).

What is Heimdall?

Heimdall is a cross-platform open-source tool suite used to flash firmware (aka ROMs) onto Samsung Galaxy S devices.

Let's see it step-by-step:

Go to the xda-dev forum.
See this video on youtube: You are a Noob on XDA-Developers. | important step
Go to the Heimdall firmware packages for stock GT-I9000 firmwares thread.
Find and download your regional firmware package.
You can find the European package in the main post.
XXJVS for 2.3.5 or XXJVQ for 2.3.4 etc.
The downloaded file will be a .tar archive. Do NOT extract it.
Download Heimdall. I use v1.3.0 on mac now (as you see below in screenshots).
Install Heimdall. It probably needs to restart the machine afterwards... so save this post into your bookmarks.
Open Heimdall.
Turn off your phone and plug the USB cable into your computer, but don't plug into the phone.
Hold down the Home and the Volume Down buttons and while you hold these buttons plug the cable into the phone. The phone turned into Download mode. Nice.
Push the Detect button under the Utilities tab.
Switch back to Load package tab and use the Browse button. Yes browse your downloaded .tar file.
Wait... Wait... Wait...
Now you can see the Firmware Name (eg: Stock), Version (eg: XXJVS), Platform (eg: Android 2.3.5), Developers (Samsung), the Package File List (in the right) and other useful information. Ok. Hit the Load/Customize button in the right-bottom corner.
You don't need repartition if you have Froyo or newer (checkbox in the left). If you don't want to customize your package, for example kernel, just press Start and wait =)
You are done. You have a v2.3.5 Android on your Samsung Galaxy S.

If you want to root your phone (with "new" v2.3.5 Gingerbread)...

Download the latest CF-Root for the selected Android version like CF-Root-XX_OXA_JVS-v4.1-CWM3RFS for XXJVS and unzip it. You find one file. Yes zImage =)
Slap on a Terminal/Console/cmd.
Go back to the Download mode (Step 9-10)
Enter this command: heimdall flash --kernel zImage.
Wait a moment.
Finish =) The kernel installs some apps like Superuser. Superuser is outdated, so you need to update it from the Market

Nice ^_^ It was easy, right? That's why I love Heimdall.

Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread update

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 10:54:00 +0000

Thomas Newton said:

Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread update rolling out to unbranded Nexus Ones - Recombu

As soon as we saw this little update appearing in out notif bar we immediately installed it. Don’t hold your breath, it’s not Ice Cream Sandwich. We can’t see any immediate benefits from installing this; there’s no official word from Google on this, but we understand that this is mainly a security patch/minor bug fix.

read more

So tasty =) Now i look forward to it for SGS-I9000. But it's not my primary wish-release, I want Ice Cream Sandwich now ^_^

Image from recombu.com

Google+ reportedly passes 43 million users

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 23:14:00 +0000

@BradMcCarty said:

Google+ reportedly passes 43 million users - The Next Web

In the past, according to PlusHeadlines, Allen has been startlingly accurate:

July 4th – 1.7 million users

July 9th – 4.5 million users

July 12 – 10 million users

September 9th – 28.7 million users

September 22nd – 43.4 million users

read more

Google+ grew up silently.

And continuing to infinity! Speed of light 'broken' by scientists

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 03:07:00 +0000

Nick Collins said:

Speed of light 'broken' by scientists - Telegraph

The science world was left in shock when workers at the world’s largest physics lab announced they had recorded subatomic particles travelling faster than the speed of light

read more

What the hell? I believed in Einstein... But now what can I do? I know =) I will travel faster than the speed of light. This will be my new purpose in life. Ok and what's next? Time travel will be possible? Let's form the Order of the Time Riders (OTR, not On The Road) or the World Timecop Military Formation (WTMF, not What The Mother F* ).

Facebook published the new profile page

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 07:14:00 +0000

Yeah... The new facebook style is cool =) Pretty hard to enable it but not the most difficult. What do you need to get the new surface:

Log into Facebook
Enable Developer app. Just type `developer` into the search box on Facebook and allow the permissions.
Go to the Developer app (if Facebook doesn't redirect you)
Create a new app (or edit an old exist app)
Add a name and namespace
Go into `Open Graph` menu
Add a new action like `read` a `book` or `drink` a `beer`.
The well-accustomed next-next-finish method
Save the app (don't worry, the app won't be published)
Wait a moment
Go to Facebook home and enable/accept the new timeline feature.

Not simple but not hard =) Just a little puzzle. Good luck.

#failofculture: Samsung may try to block next iPhone in Europe too

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 18:13:00 +0000

Anna Leach said:

Samsung may try to block next iPhone in Europe too • The Register

Samsung could try to get the iPhone 5 delayed or banned in Europe, a source has told South Korea's Maeil Business Newspaper today. The Korean giant is considering a lawsuit against the next version of the Apple smartphone due in October, in the expectation that iPhone 5 will make use of some basic telecoms technology that Samsung has patented.

read more

Oh my god... I love patents and laws.

Redis and MongoDB insertion performance analysis

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 17:28:00 +0000

Axant Tech Blog said:

Redis and MongoDB insertion performance analysis

Up to 5000 entries mongodb $push is faster even when compared to Redis RPUSH, then it becames incredibly slow, probably the mongodb array type has linear insertion time and so it becomes slower and slower. mongodb might gain a bit of performances by exposing a constant time insertion list type, but even with the linear time array type (which can guarantee constant time look-up) it has its applications for small sets of data.

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Graph from blog.axant.it

Google+ Hangouts new features and API

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 05:12:00 +0000

Ok, it's fine. Google published the Google+ Hangouts API...

Richard Dunn said:

Introducing the Google+ Hangouts API - Google+ Platform Blog

Today we’re launching the Developer Preview of the Hangouts API, another small piece of the Google+ platform. It enables you to add your own experiences to Hangouts and instantly build real-time applications, just like our first application, the built-in YouTube player.

read more

...but the best things are the new features: Screen Sharing, Google Docs Integration and SketchUp Integration... But, yes the big But, you need a license to use it with extras. Yes Hangouts with extras is currently in preview and unavailable for you if you don't have a "five stars passport". *suck*

Adam Dachis said (@lifehacker):

Google+ Hangouts Adds Screen Sharing, Google Docs Collaboration, and More

We've always been keen on Google+ Hangouts, but a recent update provided some extras that make the experience even better. Now you can share your screen, collaborate in Google Docs, and even draw together in SketchUp. Additionally, the Hangouts API provides developers with the ability to integrate Hangouts into their own web apps. This could become a very interesting way to not only collaborate on work, but also share media and play games with other people across the web.

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so this is... it seems ...like the honey of Winnie the Pooh. (? honeypot ?)

Hackers break SSL encryption used by millions of sites

noreply@blogger.com (Balazs Nadasdi) — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 21:08:00 +0000

ID said (@The Register):

Hackers break SSL encryption used by millions of sites • The Register

At the Ekoparty security conference in Buenos Aires later this week, researchers Thai Duong and Juliano Rizzo plan to demonstrate proof-of-concept code called BEAST, which is short for Browser Exploit Against SSL/TLS. The stealthy piece of JavaScript works with a network sniffer to decrypt encrypted cookies a targeted website uses to grant access to restricted user accounts. The exploit works even against sites that use HSTS, or HTTP Strict Transport Security, which prevents certain pages from loading unless they're protected by SSL.

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"Fear of the dark, fear of the dark
I have constant fear that something's
always near
Fear of the dark, fear of the dark
I have a phobia that someone's
always there"
(Iron Maiden - Fear Of The Dark Lyrics)

Or what the hell is it?

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Mac Apps - What I use on my Mac? (part 2) - Communication

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Mac Apps - What I use on my Mac? (part 1) - Text Editors

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This Is Not Facebook

brunch - building HTML5 applications

Siri: The Holiday Horror Movie (Trailer)

Google Talk 1.3 with Video and Voice chat vs. Samsung Galaxy S

What do you need?

What Google says?

The method

FINISH

Official Google Blog: Gmail’s new look

Introducing Galaxy Nexus. Simple, beautiful, beyond smart

I have an App for that!

Facebook in Real Life

The "Java Life" Rap Music Video

Google+ API update

Become a JavaScript Console Jedi =)

PHP 5.4 beta1 released

What's news?

Google Developer Stories

Doodle Today: Googles 13th Birthday

Galaxy S with Android 2.3.5 (+root) with Heimdall

Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread update

Google+ reportedly passes 43 million users

And continuing to infinity! Speed of light 'broken' by scientists

Facebook published the new profile page

#failofculture: Samsung may try to block next iPhone in Europe too

Redis and MongoDB insertion performance analysis

Google+ Hangouts new features and API

Hackers break SSL encryption used by millions of sites