Google is using so-called semantic web technology to leverage the underlying data on websites to enhance results.
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This video is about how easy it is to just build your own mobile application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This got me thinking about what I want to get into the 3rd year of my course. Initially I thought this would be a great device to develop for, however I quickly found out that there is a lot of coding involved and was difficult to get my hands on the iPhone software developers kit, SDK for short. This is the software you use to build and develop your iPhone and iPod Touch applications.
Video from BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8008301.stm)
Adobe has secured a deal to put its Flash software into many of the chips that go inside TVs and set-top boxes.
It will enable developers and content providers to create applications to deliver web-based content such as news, weather, share prices and more to TV screens. The first applications using Flash are expected to hit TV sets early in 2010.
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Adobe Flash secures set-top deal
20 April 09 | BBC News
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The BBC has now started offering High Definition streams and downloading of some programmes on the BBC iPlayer. For most people this will be the easiest way to watch high defintion for the first time.
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BBC iPlayer goes high definition
20 April 09 | BBC News
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Laptops and smartphones allow easy access computing power, but researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology want to go one step further by turning the entire world into a computer…
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SixthSense blurs digital and the real
14 April 09 | BBC News
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The way millions of us go online could change over the next couple of years. A number of big technology companies are getting together to make gadgets that can access the internet over the mobile phone network.
More than a million people in the UK already go online using a 3G card or USB dongle.
Now that technology is going to be built directly into more laptops, mp3 players, cars and even household goods like refrigerators.
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As Google prepares to celebrate its tenth anniversary the company has an eye on its future and declared that for web users “the best is yet to come”.