Everything is going 3D these days, and Adobe Flash isn’t missing out: The company has revealed it will include 3D support in a future version of the browser plug-in.
The news of the update first leaked out via the agenda of October’s Adobe Max conference, which includes a presentation entitled “Flash Player 3D Future”.
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When iPhones and books collide
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iPhone and iPads and whatever else don’t have to mean the end of actual books, especially not for children, according to this fancy little device.
via Crikey.
Citizens, staff, and journalists can use the app to search for bill information, contact their Senator, review event calendars, read Senator’s blogs, watch archived video of Senate Session, Committee Meetings and Public Hearings, and even submit Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests. Using devices with built-in GPS, users can find the Senator for where they are physically standing in New York State at any moment.
via New York State Senate Launches First Mobile Legislative App in Nation | New York State Senate.
Scientists are closing in on a technology that would convert flowing blood into energy that could charge personal electronic devices.
The robot smiled and furrowed its brow in almost simultaneous mimicry of the woman, whose face was filmed with a video camera which then provided information on her expressions to the robot through electric signals.
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