Monday, March 07, 2011

3d printing strategies


 Rohit Rai (@milliondreams) has shared a Tweet with you: "makerbot: DIY hi-fi and low-fi strategies for 3D printing objects in the real world http://wp.me/p13QiJ-25w http://wp.me/p13QiJ-24Z" --http://twitter.com/makerbot/status/44880524094877696 

Friday, December 24, 2010

I am using swype... And I am loving it.


I downloaded swype last night... I was impressed at the first go.. And since then I just want to type!

What I type is not that important than the fun it is while typing... The predictions are pretty much flawless even when I type, or should say swype, wrong. I almost get a creepy feeling as if it is reaching out to my mind through my fingers and just reading what I want to write!

I have tried alternate keyboards earlier and removed them after a couple of tries... But swype is now going to be my default input method, unless gingerbread gives me something really, really good or the voice input starts working better once I get 3g here.

I had been waiting for the beta opening up again since I saw its demo a few months ago and when I saw it is open again, I didn't waste a second in downloading and installing it.

Get it on your android today and I assure you won't be disappointed. The limited beta is open. You have to register to get it at http://beta.swype.com

I have swyped this whole blog post with just two mistaken predictions! The url too was swyped!

Monday, December 13, 2010

Kojo Home

Kojo Home

Kojo is a desktop based software-application that runs on Windows, Linux, and the Mac. It is a Learning Environment, with many different features - that help with the exploration, learning, and teaching of concepts in the areas of:

  • Computer Programming and Critical Thinking.
  • Math and Science.
  • Art and Creative Thinking.
  • Computer and Internet Literacy.
A very very impressive and interesting tool! Check it out...