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Hemingway, Fifty Years Later [Video]
As OpenCulture reminds us, the American novelist Ernest Hemingway died fifty years ago Saturday. He died of a self-administered gunshot wound to the head in Ketchum, Idaho, at the age
Top 10 YouTube Videos About Women In Tech
From guest panels about the challenges women face in the technology sector, to interviews about the challenges they face in a male dominated work environment, this collection of videos shines
Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) Demoed on Video
In case you missed it, this week we finally got our official first look at Honeycomb, the tablet-only version of Android (Android 3.0). On Wednesday, Google teased us with a
How to Use Kinect to Control Adobe Flash Using Node.js
Tomorrow the interactive marketing agency BLITZ will release source code and scripts for using Kinect with Adobe Flash by way of Node.js. The company has also released a short
Advertisers Shifting Attention from Apps to Mobile Web and HTML5
Greystripe is best known for converting ads from Flash to HTML 5 for display in native apps across its advertising network. The service was wildly popular because it allowed ads
Apple Approved: iSwifter Lets You Play Popular Flash Games on the iPad
Even though Apple still refuses to allow Flash on the iOS platform, there is now a way to play at least some popular Flash-based games on the iPad. Apple just
Control Any Desktop Computer From Your iPad with GoToMyPC
Have you ever wanted to operate an old Windows XP desktop computer from a multi-touch, tablet-based interface? Now's your chance. GoToMyPC, the remote desktop application from Citrix, launched an iPad
VLC Submits iPad App to App Store
Video support on Apple's mobile devices is far from universal and that's an issue that Applidium hopes to solve with its submission of VLC, the open-source video player, to the
Hemlock: An Open-Source Real-Time Web Platform
Hemlock, a new open-source framework for building real time web apps in Flash with an XMPP back-end has been released by MintDigital, a development shop in London and New York.
Nokia to support Microsoft’s “Flash-killer” Silverlight
Nokia today announced that it has reached a deal with Microsoft to put Silverlight, Redmond's so-called "Flash killer," on its S60 Symbian OS-powered smartphones, as well as Series 40 devices
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