The world’s first battery fuelled by air – with 10 times the storage capacity of conventional cells – has been unveiled. Scientists say the revolutionary ‘STAIR’ (St Andrews Air) battery could now pave the way for a new generation of electric cars, laptops and mobile phones. The cells are charged in a traditional way but […]

Adobe Audition is the latest in sound editing.  The newest interface matches the rest of the Adobe Video Collection package (along with Premiere Pro, Encore DVD, and After Effects) to a T.  While most full service Digital Audio Workstations (DAW) run almost exclusively on Mac’s, Audition only works on Windows, which may make shortcuts a […]

Think you can solve common Adobe AIR related coding problems? Then you qualify for the Adobe AIR Cookbook Cook-off contest sponsored by O’Reilly Media to celebrate the upcoming publication of the Adobe AIRCookbook <http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596522506/>. During this contest, we invite you to submit your best solutions to common AIR coding challenges for a chance to win […]

Because I am such an avid reader of Miki Saxon’s Blog, I saw an article that most everyone can relate to, even billionaire company owners.  As unfortunate as it is, we are in a recession, especially with rising fuel costs and housing crisis that won’t ever seem to bottom out.  WIth even the cost of […]

For those pacing in anticipation for the brand new TeraTech website, the wait is over.  We have launched our brand new site that is, dare we say, much more enticing. Along with it is our brand new campaign.  As we are ColdFusion experts, we specialize in keeping your servers and applications healthy with a similar […]

Miki Saxon as always, has a keen sense of the business world.  While many people would like to believe that the majority of the latest, greatest corporation founders are 20-somethings who just end up with a great business.  People constantly hear about stories in which mere kids are becoming gazillionaires when they may not have […]

Is one single person smarter than an enormous group of people?  Is a crowd better at making decisions than one trained expert?  Crowdchess.com is taking this idea and putting it to the ultimate test, a mass exhibition of the ultimate strategy game where it is literally the world versus chess Grand Master Gawain Jones, one […]

I recently read an article by Miki Saxon about the similarities between corporate culture and computers. Pretty fascinating when you realized most everyone equates the two to being quite opposing. When you get down to the nitty-gritty, the real “guts” so to speak, they are pretty similar. A computer does exactly what its told. Now […]

I was reading Joel on Software the other day and he talked about a rumor that one of the reasons that Windows Vista release was extremely inconsistent and unpolished was that the testing was fully automated (or left brain). There was no traditional (whole brain) testing where the tester not only runs the software through […]

Tim O’Reilly blog post on Chinese fast growth and pollution in his Chinese Foo Camp review made me think of the book “Limits to Growth: The 30-Year Update” which I just got. If you haven’t seen it it is an analysis and computer models of where our current world is going with all the growth […]