Techotic

Ever wonder how nerdy you are? I know I’m not that nerdy, but since I’m a BSC (Hon) Computer Science graduate and spending a lot of my time in front of the computer. People naturally assume that I must be a nerd.

Software giants Microsoft and Apple have for several years, quietly tolerated one another. Apple’s OS X is the second largest operating system, but big brother Microsoft easily dominates the market.

The two well-known company chiefs, often make jokes about each other in public speeches. But in truth it is likely that they both need one another to further their individual aims.

Rinspeed Squba - The World’s first submersible car

Have you seen “The Spy Who Loved Me”? Where Roger Moore ‘James Bond’ drove a submarine like car, and wonder if that could one day become a reality. The film was made in 1977, just over 30 years ago, and of course technology wasn’t so advanced back then, Roger Moore didn’t drive a real submersible car, it was all animated.

Apple MacBook Pro

Apple has just updated its MacBook and MacBook Pro laptop, but if you’re expecting something different and radical, then you’ll be in for major disappointments.

The long-awaited 3-D follow-up to the successful fighting game series is about to hit the arcades in Japan. The company says that it has learned from his mistakes on Street Fighter III. Which was said to be too demanding, and complicated to appeal to many players.

Nintendo has sold over 13 million Wii since September 2007. The Nintendo Wii is one of the most sophisticate consoles on the market as it contains a 1024×768 infrared camera with built-in hardware blob tracking of up to 4 points at 100Hz.

We’ve seen robots helping out at home or work, but have you ever seen a violin playing robot? Toyota has recently released a robot that can do just that, though not a master performer, it can play a mean version of Elgar’s Pomp & Circumstance.

A very funny clip mocking young web 2.0 entrepreneurs billionaire wanna be.

Here comes another bubble rich man with internet
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Scottish funny man Craig Ferguson on the Late late Show tells us his dislike for Microwave and why he can’t imagine a James Bond film without any gadgets. Watch this funny clip from Craig and go out search for his other materials.

University of Cambridge and Nokia the biggest mobile phone manufacturer in the world, have unveiled a totally new concept in mobile phone technology. The partnership is working on the development of the new phone. Which is not only slim and light, as many modern phones are, but also has the capability of bending into different shapes.