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Sir Tim Berners-Lee's NeXT Cube
A visit to the Science Museum in London turned up this original gem on display. It is the actual NeXT Cube used by Sir Tim Berners-Lee while he was working at CERN, at the time of the development and invention of the World Wide Web.
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IBM Developer Connect 2014
At the start of this month, IBM's Developer Connect 2014 took place at Twickenham stadium in the UK. The innovation track was all about the Bluemix platform.
In the words of IBM:
"Bluemix offers a single solution environment with the instant resources and infrastructure you need to develop and deploy apps across multiple domains—fast. Get pre-configured sets of services, runtimes, and sample code. Ready for instant deployment."
There were a series of presentations mostly discussing the building of applications with Bluemix which interestingly also gives access to IBM Watson services amongst others, including third party services.
IBM's Bluemix platform can be found here.
BCS Roger Needham Lecture 2014
Sponsored by Microsoft Research, this year's Roger Needham award for 2014 went to Dr Natasa Przulj who gave an excellent talk on "Mining Biological Networks" at the Royal Society.
Dr Przulj and her team were able to find methods for analysing large networks, with applications in the domains of biological networks and also large financial, economic and social networks based on underlying graph theory and 'graphlets'.
This is a new and exciting field that is set to revolutionize our understanding and was one of the best lectures I have attended. The mathematics of her work are too complicated for all but a few, however, potential applications and overviews of the work currently being done are well worth a read.
Alan Turing biopic shows us the human behind the code-breaking genius
A brilliant movie with excellent performances, though with a few historical inaccuracies. For me, the stars of this movie are not just the characters but also the machines - the Bombe and the Enigma machine.
Introducing Microsoft Band, the smart band from Microsoft. Live healthier and be more productive.
This looks to be a nice little addition to the Microsoft ecosystem and they have made a positive move in targeting the fitness tracker aspects of the device. However, it does seem that it will be equally capable as a general smartwatch.
There is no word yet on when this will be sold internationally but hopefully it will not be confined to the US market.
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This week marks a new chapter in how computing is taught in Britain's schools, with children as young as five learning how to code as part of the national curriculum.
It seems like we're getting closer to going back to the days of the BBC Micro and computer education for children with the BBC.
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The new Leica T has been available for a few months now and rectifies some of the shortcomings of the Leica X Vario and the Leica X2. It is a stunning piece of engineering and works very well with the new Apple-esque interface features.
Fast speeds, USB 3 and wireless support - Fujitsu's latest desktop scanner has it all
This has been out for some time but has been consistently one of the best performers and best rated scanner device on the market for it's target audience. It enables you to take a step towards going paperless. However, hopefully Fujitsu will release an updated model soon.
Despite years of development, E Ink's displays haven't yet replaced traditional paper everywhere. Sony's trying to change that with this 13.3-inch
This looks like a really good product going in the right direction. Current cons are that it is too expensive and the screen looks to be too 'laggy' for me in terms of writing speed. However, well done Sony.
It's been a big year for D-Wave, the quantum computing technology company. In May it was announced that NASA and Google had jointly purchased a D-Wave Two..
This is an excellent interview with the CEO of D-Wave who make Quantum Computing machines.
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There is a new programming language coming out which is the Wolfram general-purpose knowledge-based language.
Marc Whitten and Yusuf Mehdi walk through a comprehensive demo of Xbox One, including instant switching, biometric sign-in, Live TV, Skype, game DVR, OneGuid...
This is a really impressive demonstration of the Xbox One and it's capabilities. I'd almost like to buy one!
First edition out now! The Bletchley Park Trust has launched a glossy magazine for members of its
New for members of the Friends of Bletchley Park association.
Microsoft's latest version of Windows, 8.1, arrives today. CNET takes a look at what came before it, and what's still ahead. Read this article by Josh Lowensohn on CNET News.
Having used all of the Windows products since v2.0, this is a trip down memory lane.
It goes by the decidedly unsexy name ultrahaptics, but a new technological prototype announced by researchers from the University of Bristol is reminiscent of the gloves Tom Cruise uses in sci-fi classic Minority Report and is nothing short of astonishing.
Finally, a more useful implementation of gesture control. This is probably the kind of real technology of this type that most of us have been waiting for. It will be interesting to see this in some real desktop devices.
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The Venue Pro 8 is the smaller of two tablets Dell has just unveiled running Windows 8.1
A mini review of the Venue Pro 8 Windows 8.1 8-inch tablet.
Fighting disease with the world's largest distributed super computer.
This is a worthy cause and anyone can sign-up to donating processing time on their computer to the project.
Folding @ Home studies the folding of proteins whose applications lie in the understanding and potential treatments of diseases such as certain types of cancers and others.