On July 24th, Googler and former Microsoftie Steve Lacey was killed in a tragic and senseless car crash. Uber-geek Robert Scoble shares one of the many rememberances posting to Google+ today.
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Remembering developer Steve Lacey
Publié: juillet 25, 2011, 9:31pm CEST
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Getting real: Apple issues second iOS security patch in 10 days
Publié: juillet 25, 2011, 9:03pm CEST par Tim Conneally
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DumpIt can recover lost data following app crashes
Publié: juillet 25, 2011, 8:21pm CEST par Mike Williams
Don't shut down that hung program, you may still be able to recover your carefully crafted words, just as long as you've got a copy of DumpIt.
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Sublight finds subtitles for your movies or TV shows
Publié: juillet 25, 2011, 7:49pm CEST
By Joe Cassels
If you've got a movie or TV show you're desperate to watch, but there's no subtitle track included, don't fret. Sublight can help.
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The 2011 Pwnie nominations are in!
Publié: juillet 25, 2011, 7:22pm CEST par Larry Seltzer
The premier event on the software vulnerability research calendar is the Pwnie Awards ceremony. The 2011 nominees include critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft ASP.NET, iOS, Google Chrome, Java, the Linux kernel, and an award for special achievement in insecurity to Sony.
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Qualcomm picks up gesture recognition tech for Snapdragon devices
Publié: juillet 25, 2011, 6:45pm CEST par Tim Conneally
GestureTek has sold some of its motion control and gesture recognition technology patents to chipmaker Qualcomm. This acquisition is a signal of the importance of inputs in mobile devices beyond the touchscreen.
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Need better Windows file management? Try xplorer2 2.0
Publié: juillet 25, 2011, 6:30pm CEST par Nick Peers
By Nick Peers, Betanews
Beyond the basics the software, which costs $29.95 and is available as a 64-bit build, also utilizes the native preview handlers found in Vista and Windows 7 to deliver improved document previews, notably with PDF and Office files.