TI OMAP5 2Ghz Quad Core Processor coming to Smartphones

If you thought Dual core 1Ghz was enough for all your needs, get ready for multiplying your expectations 8 fold. Nvidia recently announced Tegra3 1.5 Ghz mobile processor with four cores. Texas Instruments is taking things even further. Just that you are aware, Texas Instruments’ OMAP3 processor powers Motorola Droid Pro, Droid 2, Palm Pre [...]

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I Got an Invite for Google Wave

After such a long time I?m back to blogging now. I must mention that I was quite busy with my Social Network project Franktag.com and recently launched it.

Now back to topic, yesterday I got an invitation of Google Wave preview from Google Team. If you?re still new to Google wave then check out my post I wrote about it.

Here is the screen shot of the email.

 

I can also invite others to use Google Wave Preview just like orkut.

It?s very useful in workplaces. Well I haven?t tried it?s all features so I can?t say more about it. If you would like to get an Invitation for Google Wave just drop me a comment.

Have you tried it? What?s your experience? Please say it in your comments.

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Flavorize.com Looking For $1 Million To Build ?Pandora For Food?

According to a late Thursday SEC filing the New York City startup behind Flavorize.com, FlavorMetrics Corp., is seeking a $1 million investment to build a "Pandora for food." The company's web and mobile app is now in private beta. Currently, Flavorize.com allows users in New York City or San Francisco to enter a few key attributes of meals that they enjoyed before ? including ingredients, a restaurant or location where they ate something delicious, a specific dish, or a flavor ? to generate suggestions, based on the wisdom (and palate) of the crowds, as to what they might try next. The startup ? co-founded by chief executive Eunice Chou and engineering lead Franco Yuvienco ? will compete for users and dollars against a huge number of search and recommendation tools that are already helping people find recipes and restaurants online...

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A Better Way to Bookmark Web Videos

Meet a useful web app that lets you bookmark web videos from any of the video sharing websites to a common queue for you to watch them all later.

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How would you change Panasonic's Lumix DFC-GF2?

We're drowning in interchangeable lens options, but that's far from being a bad thing. For those that finally caved and picked up Panasonic's Lumix DFC-GF2, we're interested to see how you'd change things if given that golden opportunity. Are you satisfied with the size, weight and design? How's the low-light performance? Would you alter anything about the lens selection? Introduce a version that changes colors with the seasons? Go on and get creative in comments below -- the GF3 needs some ideas, you know?

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Going Green is Easy When We Don?t Have To Pay More For It

Have you ever felt the urge to help the environment by switching to a more sustainable life, filled with cute reminders of green-rated products, while hopefully saving the planet at the same time? According to new research, you can forget all of that. Unless however, you are willing to put your money where your mouth is. (more…)

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How to make Subdomains on Localhost

Developing websites on localhost may sometimes need making of sub domains. Installing and running another server for this purpose is useless, consumes more resources etc. So here is the technique to make sub domains on localhost.

So here is the technique to make sub domains on localhost.


You can also use this to host more than one site on localhost. i.e, you can host multiple sites situated on different folders.
PS: This is for Apache-Windows configuration. (If you have info about other Server-OS configs please let me know.)

Steps

First decide on the subdomain names...
for eg:
sub.localhost, sub2.localhost, alt.localhost , images.localhost etc..
You can also name www.name.com. (Please note that if there is a site with that name on the net, you wont be able to access that site on the internet.)

Second making these sites to point to 127.0.0.1, for this you can edit the HOSTS file on windows. See this about the HOSTS file.

Now add to HOSTS line
127.0.0.1 hostname
Egs:

127.0.0.1 sub.localhost
127.0.0.1 sub1.localhost
127.0.0.1 sub2.localhost
127.0.0.1 images.localhost
127.0.0.1 www.mysiteonmycomp.com

Next we have to assign each of these different URL's to different folders.
This is done on the apache conf file. (httpd.conf file situated in apache\conf\ directory)

Scroll all the way down the httpd.conf file until you reach about Virtual Hosts.
Add

NameVirtualHost *:80 #(This line was commented before)


ServerName subdomain name.localhost OR yoursite.com
DocumentRoot Path to the server root, See examples.
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.html index.htm index.shtml

Egs:

ServerName sub.localhost
DocumentRoot "C:/public_html/sub"
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.html index.htm index.shtml



ServerName images.localhost
DocumentRoot "C:/public_html/images"
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.html index.htm index.shtml



ServerName site.com
DocumentRoot "C:/public_html/site"
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html index.html index.htm index.shtml

Test the configurations (using apache -t)
All done!

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