CultureTech - Software
CultureTech - software
CultureTechIndex
- By Iain Simons
- 27 January 2009
ObamaTech : Recovery.org under construction, no more IM 4 U potus, Mac vs PC
The CultureTechIndex
- By Iain Simons
- 19 January 2009
Can't be bothered to click on the links yourself? Let the weekly CutureTechIndex sift through the detritus to bring you the choice stories in our weekly digest…
SFTW: You have to burn the rope
- By Iain Simons
- 16 January 2009
For the next few weeks we'll highlight some of the nominees from this year's Independent Games Festival as candidates for your Friday distractions
The CultureTechIndex
- By Iain Simons
- 09 January 2009
Can't be bothered to click on the links yourself? Let the weekly CultureTechIndex sift through the dregs to bring you the choice stories in our weekly digest…
Kosmix
- By Iain Simons
- 10 December 2008
What's the difference between a search engine and a browse engine? The latest challenge to the mighty Google, Kosmix, promises to be a window to what's happening on the web
SFTW: Adventure
- By Iain Simons
- 05 December 2008
Each week Iain Simon selects a game so you can while away a few hours. This week it's Adventure. Enjoy wisely...
Google's brilliant salesmen
- By Iain Simons
- 11 September 2008
Google became a verb some time ago, through its suite of services it’s now graduated to being an entire workplace
Naturally Firefox...
- By Iain Simons
- 01 September 2008
A way of joining up different uses of the web so when you want to invite someone out to dinner, say, a browser finds a restaurant, finds a review and then emails it all over with a map. Iain Simons reports
It's easy to be image-conscious
- By Becky Hogge
- 21 August 2008
Photo-editing software has made albums of perfect pictures a pushover
Can’t decide what to eat?
- By Iain Simons
- 07 July 2008
They've got you jumping around on their Wii Fit and you can keep your faculties in trim with Brain Training. Now how about becoming a chef?
CultureTech Tumblog - software
Google street view tracks down kidnapped child : Worcester Telegram & Gazette News
Then I Googled it,” he said.
- 08 January 2009
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Android netbooks on their way, likely by 2010 » VentureBeat
After years of speculation about a google operating system for desktops, it happens underneath our noses…
- 03 January 2009
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BBC NEWS | Technology | BBC iPlayer now available on Mac
Finally, the beeb releases a beta of iPlayer for Mac and Linux… Just in time for Christmas Doctor Who…
- 18 December 2008
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Google Earth : Ancient Rome
The Ancient Rome 3d layer has been added to Google Earth. Amazing…
- 10 December 2008
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boxee update released!
More about Boxee, including an interview with the developers is coming very soon…
- 05 December 2008
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TweetDeck
A beautifully elegant twitter client which addresses one of the core problems of the service - how to make sense of it…
- 04 December 2008
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Official Google Blog: Lively no more
Less than six months after launch, Google is pulling the plug on its Lively.com virtual world. As Second Life also begins to feel the strain on its linden dollars, it seems that even the virtual economy is feeling the crunch.
- 20 November 2008
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BubbleTimer - Seah's work goes online
The latest version of David Seah’s printable CEO series to make it online is an elegant version of his elegant task timer. Even if you’re not organised or productive at least you can waste time stylishly.
- 18 November 2008
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boxee: the open, connected, social media center for mac os x and linux
The search for a reliable media-hub continues… More on Boxee very soon.
- 11 November 2008
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Zotero: Final Sync Preview Release
Zotero is really shaping up to be an really special application - once the 1.5 release is stable and released and syncing is fully enabled I suspect it’s going to reach a whole new set of users.
It really feels like there are a whole other set of users, of a less academic bent, who will really gain value from using it as a powerful note-taker app. It’s going to be interesting to see how their marketing adapts as they develop.
- 10 November 2008
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