Monthly Archives: January 2010

[ad#google]If you saw the keynote, or at least read stuff on Engadget, you know that the iPad doesn’t support Flash. The fact that the iPad does not support Flash goes hand in hand with the iPhone and the iPod Touch, … Continue reading →

Students of modern education systems today are forced to use the tools the education centers attributed to them. The problem lies within the generality of the programs offered and the inability for students of all genres to choose where such … Continue reading →

While the Qosmio X500 might appear a beautiful beast on this screen, Toshiba fails miserably at hiding the horrible effects imposed by the poor view angles here: Ah, sad laptop world… It’s also ironic that Toshiba prooves at the same … Continue reading →

I’ve made a few tests on –videoquality encoding with Theora via ffmpeg2theora which I think is the best way to encode OGV media. Earlier tests conducted with ffmpeg2theora 0.25 reveal that 2-pass Target Bitrate encoding with Theora is less efficient … Continue reading →

However you look at it, today’s major operating systems take a lot of resources. We run high performance applications like video games that could go to such better lengths with our machines had they not have to run on top … Continue reading →