- If you are living in Texas with your kids, run out of there – http://bit.ly/1cpiG #
- Swedish teen tackles centuries-old numbers challenge – http://www.thelocal.se/19710/20090528/ #
- A Sneak Peak at Google Wave – http://bit.ly/GOHpv #
- Verizon Wireless to carry Android phones – http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30986935/ #
Archive for May, 2009
News Updates for 2009-05-29
Category General
Google Apps Script – Javascript in Google spreadsheet
Category Technology
Google has introduced a new feature called Google Apps Script, which will let you automate a variety spreadsheet actions, such as reading and changing values in cells and ranges, changing formats and formulas, creating custom functions, send email or create calendar entries.
Google Apps Script is currently under testing and Google is inviting only a limited number of Google Apps domains to start testing the Google Apps Script. If you are interested in testing it, click here to apply.
Source: Google Blog.
Technorati Tags: Google, Google Apps Script, Spreadsheet, Google Apps
News Updates for 2009-05-27
Category General
- Twittercut Worm Plays On Your Desire For More Followers – http://tinyurl.com/qlytda #
- Giant blob found deep beneath Nevada – http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30949358/ #
- Alien found in Lahore,Pakistan, ROFL – http://bit.ly/3HK9DB #
News Updates for 2009-05-26
Category General
- Moblin netbook Linux preview – http://bit.ly/ObjYy #
News Updates for 2009-05-22
Category General
- Computer virus strikes US Marshals, FBI affected – http://bit.ly/OGtgg #
- Boy, 6, takes the wheel after dad passes out – http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30877657/ #
- Skinny jeans can lead to meralgia paresthetica – http://bit.ly/3q17z #
- Dumb A** – http://bit.ly/ztsZC #
News Updates for 2009-05-21
Category General
- Google’s Days are Numbered – http://bit.ly/IriII #
- Optical illusion – http://bit.ly/zM8qr #
- Microsoft charity crackdown spurs boycott – http://bit.ly/vQqam #
Disc that could store 2000 DVDs
Category News, Technology
You might have read my earlier blog post about GE offering an optical disc that could store 500 GB data. Researchers at a University in Melbourne, Australia have come up with a “five dimensional” disc capable of storing 2000 times more data than a conventional DVD.
The discs, which are the same size as a conventional DVD, use nanostructures to add an additional two dimensions to existing disc’s three dimensional structure.
The extra two dimensions, created using nanostructures, are a spectral, or colour dimension, and a polarisation dimension. The researchers concede that recording times for the discs still needs to be addressed, however they are optimistic that commercial versions will become available in the next decade. To this end they have signed a commercial agreement with Korean company Samsung.
Source: PC World.
Technorati Tags: Melbourne, Australia, DVD, Nano structures, five dimension, Samsung, Korea
Dell runs Android in Mini 10v Netbook
Category Technology
Dell’s Technology Strategist Doug Anson talked about Mini 10v Netbook with 3 different Linux OS. One if the Dell customized Ubuntu, 2nd one is with Ubuntu Netbook Remix and the 3rd one is the Google’s Android. He didn’t run any application nor did he talk about the pros and cons. Take a look at the video.
Ubuntu Netbook Remix and Android on Dell Mini 10v
Thanks to Electronista for the video.
Technorati Tags: Dell, Mini 10v, Netbook, Ubuntu Remix, Google, Android
News Updates for 2009-05-20
Category General
- Walmart to sell Mac – http://bit.ly/ZD8sb #
- Shocking news from Apple – http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2729 #
- Home fire started by glass water bowl and sun – http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30829406/ #
Oracle SQL Developer – Backspace, CTRL, Delete keys not working
Category Oracle
I use SQL Developers for my development work. All of a sudden, the Backspace key, CTRL key, Delete key and other function keys stopped working in the SQL worksheet. I don’t remember doing anything out of ordinary, but those keys stopped working. I then Googled and found a solution. All you have to do is click on Tools menu – select Preferences, click on Accelerators on the left side, click on Load Preset button on the right, select Default (screenshot below), click OK and click OK again to close the preference window. All keys should work fine now.
Technorati Tags: Oracle, SQL Developer, Backspace, CTRL















