Did you ever feel like singing the blues? Not everyone has a blues band sitting around. But this Web site can fill in.
This site combines blues samples into a full song. It even includes singing. It's a good way to create a blues song without all the pain!
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New HP CEO Should Follow Apple's Lead
The choice of former SAP CEO Leo Apotheker to lead HP stunned many in the tech industry, but the more I read about Leo and the more I heard him speak, the more convinced I became that he could do great things with computer and printer manufacturer
BIOS is replaced
A replacement for the 25-year-old BIOS motherboard firmware is finally here. It is called Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI). UEFI will allow electronic gadgets to have more varied components.
Stuxnet: A possible attack scenario
Symantec security researcher Liam O Murchu posits a possible Stuxnet worm attack scenario. His speculation is driven by the technical features of the sophisticated malware threat.
Inside Microsoft's courtship of phone developers
In the second part of a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Windows Phone 7, CNET's Ina Fried looks at Microsoft's efforts to woo app makers.
Windows Phone 7's app lineup (photos)
Microsoft has been working with companies big and small to make sure that when Windows Phone 7 launches this month that there will be plenty of cool apps. Here's a look at some of what's in store.
iPad vs. BlackBerry PlayBook: Let the Tablet Smackdown Begin
The upcoming PlayBook tablet, RIM's BlackBerry-themed iPad competitor, is aimed first and foremost at the enterprise market. But given RIM's recent focus on consumers--as evidenced by the BlackBerry Torch 9800 and BlackBerry 6 OS--it wouldn't be too far a stretch to assume the company has designs on the consumer tablet market as well. See how the PlayBook and iPad compare. Meanwhile, a version of the QNX operating system, which will debut on the PlayBook, will reportedly run on BlackBerry phones
Washing Of The Water
Last Weeks Record: 9-7 Straight Up 9-7 ATS (+82.50) (3/4 play) week 3
Year to Date: 18-14 Straight Up 19-13 ATS (+232.50 Net)
This is our fifth year and our overall record now stands at 657-384 (63.11%) Straight Up / 573-468. (55.04%) ATS Our total win based on 1 unit ($100.00): +$5590.00
Week four is our first full week of play as the numbers are coming together starting about now as the predictor takes a few weeks to get all the statistical data in place and the teams start to play with some sort of consistency. Remember we do this for fun, so take it for what it is worth, especially early in the season. Remember we live in Nevada so it is legal for us to bet. If you live elsewhere this is just for giggles.
In Zuckerberg, everything's coming up Mark! Girls love him, his enemies admit that they're stupid and that their lawsuits against him are fraudulent, and he takes personal phone calls from the president. Oh, and he's also basically James Bond.
The real-life Zuckerberg says he has no plans to see The Social Network but he'd probably change his mind if Babelgum's parody were the real trailer.
Note: Cross posted from nutzworld.com.Today's site is a map and streaming playlist of the best non-commercial college radio stations in the country. These are generally far superior to the same old commercial stations you are used to.
Visit the College Radio Map
Note: Cross posted from nutzworld.com.
HP opens its checkbook for Apotheker
The new chief executive gets a hefty signing bonus and a sizable check to cover his moving costs from France to the U.S.
Cell phones measure emotions
Researchers are using cell phones to measure emotions. Speech-recognition and sensors track the user's mood. A timeline of emotional responses to situations and the environment is created. Psychologists can use this information for further study.
| New Internet bill changed after opposition Blackberries: Not protected by encryption any more |
Super Hi-Vision coming soon
A Japanese broadcast company successfully tested its Super Hi-Vision camera. The system has four times the resolution of current high-definition cameras. It is slated to be used for stadium displays at the 2012 Olympics. Home use is scheduled for 2020.
Mobile woes slice Ballmer's bonus in half
The Kin phone was a flop, which put a hurt on the Microsoft's CEO bonus check--that, along with shortcomings in tackling "new form factors" as the iPad conquered the tablet market
Windows 7: The Top 10 Hidden Features
Microsoft's Windows 7 is a good OS with plenty of helpful features. Of course, not all the good stuff is visible on the surface. Some of it is hidden; all you need to know is where to find it. That's where PCMag comes in. Let's go digging.
Google adds Antarctica to Street View
Google is rolling out new Street View content for Google Maps. Images from Brazil, Ireland and Antarctica are now available. Google now has Street View information for every continent. And it is continuing to expand in populated regions
iPad vs. BlackBerry PlayBook: Let the Tablet Battle Begin
The upcoming PlayBook tablet, RIM's BlackBerry-themed iPad competitor, is aimed first and foremost at the enterprise market. But given RIM's recent focus on consumers--as evidenced by the BlackBerry Torch 9800 and BlackBerry 6 OS--it wouldn't be too far a stretch to assume the company has designs on the consumer tablet market as well.
JellyD (also known as Andrew Bancroft) is back with another hilarious and actually musically fantastic video.
Note: Cross posted from nutzworld.com.
