What’s happening in tech today? Trust Dr. Blip to find out!
Your Computer and Cell Phone are Lying to You
Slashdot – Ant writes with a story from Dan’s Data, which says that the battery meter and connection-strength displays in your portable electronics are lying to you, “and not just when they whisper to you in the night.”
When Good Science Goes Bad: 3 Ideas that went Really Wrong
mental_floss – The history of scientific discovery is full of missteps. Sometimes iffy ideas lead to stronger theories. Other times, a good idea becomes a bad idea. And still others seem like they were always bad ideas (if scientists don’t understand why something glows in the dark, maybe you shouldn’t paint your face with it).HP, Yahoo, Intel Launch Cloud Computing Test Bed
You can also take it regularly as these are available as over-the-counter (OTC) purchase levitra products in the market. Homeopathic medicines stimulate your body’s vitality to initiate the order viagra from canada healing process. This condition is just a form viagra for sale india of Sildenafil Citrate working exceptional in dealing with male impotence. As chi pressure is lost an energy imbalance takes place and fluid flow slows down contributing greatly online levitra prescription to decline and old age. TechCrunch – The mystery announcement we mentioned yesterday was just released – Yahoo, Hewlett Packard and Intel are jointly announcing a new cloud computing research initiative called the Cloud Computing Test Bed. Users will be able to build and launch new applications on the platform.
Apple iPhone gets Cut and Paste
Channel Wire – One lingering complaint about the iPhone has been its inability to perform a very basic function: cut and paste. Computer users have been selecting, copying or cutting text and pasting it into different applications or windows since the 80s. But, inexplicably, the iPhone — the phone to reinvent all phones — doesn’t have that basic ability.
Apple still has not Patched the DNS Hole
Slashdot – Steve Shockley notes an article up at TidBITS on Apple’s unexplained failure to patch the DNS vulnerability that we have been discussing for a few weeks now.
