World Youngest iPhone Developer

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A nine year old Malaysian boy Lim Ding Wen in Singapore has written painting application for Apple iPhone and he is also considered as the world youngest iPhone developer.

Lim Ding Wen wrote Doodle kids an iPhone application for his two younger sisters aged three and five.

World Youngest iPhone Developer


(Doodle Kids and Lim Ding Wen)

Doodle kids program has been downloaded more than 4,000 times from Apple’s iTunes store in less than two weeks.

His father Lim Thye Chean says, when Lim Ding Wen was 2 years old he learned how to insert a disk and boot a computer. At the age of seven Lim Thye Chean started teaching programming languages after he had done well in school.

Lim Ding Wen is fluent in six languages and completed 20 programming projects. His latest application Doodle Kids, allows users to draw pictures using their fingers and then clear the screen by shaking the iPhone.

Find Out who is Invisible in your Yahoo Messenger

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4Invisible is a website provides the status of an Yahoo id.

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Features

Easily used to find who is online, invisible and offline for any Yahoo id.

Website : www.4invisible.com

Messack(Mobile Virus)

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"Messack.sis" a small virus spreading very fastly in Indian cell phones. The source is Mp3 songs from different sites. Till date there is not any AntiVirus to destroy this virus. Before downloading or transferring any Mp3 song to your cell scan it with a good AntiVirus Software.

Google, NASA Launch Univ of Future

Preparing for an age when computers will be cleverer than humans
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Google and NASA are already preparing themselves for the day when computers will be smarter than humans, according to a news report. The tech honchos have come together for a new university that will prepare scientists for an age when computers will be cleverer than humans.

Singularity University, as it will be known, will be based in NASA's Silicon Valley campus and will host its first class of 30 graduates this summer. This university aims to prepare future scientists for the time when machines use artificial intelligence to become sharper than human beings. It will help them to develop machines that would aid humans instead of harming them.

Google has already donated more than $1 million, and numerous other major companies are planning contribute at least $2,50,000.

We all know that we rush for to machines even when we are in the smallest dilemma. Machines have become our saviors in this modern age where we can trust a computer more than what we trust our fellow human beings. However, the day when these machines completely replace humans and become cleverer than us is not far away.

Google Internet Bus Comes to India

Life made simple with Internet
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Google now aims to educate Indians about power of Internet with its 'Internet Bus'.

The Internet-enabled bus will focus on the four themes - education, information, communication, and entertainment. It will be loaded with useful and informative content in English and Tamil. Google said it will showcase how the Internet can make everyday life simple through services like search, email, social networking, maps and others.

The bus project took off from Chennai yesterday and will reach Vellore tomorrow and will cover numerous cities in Tamil Nadu over the next month and a half.

You can visit the Internet Bus Project website to see when the bus will visit your city; get regular updates. You can also check out photos and videos as Google travels around Tamil Nadu.

Here is the schedule that the Google Internet Bus will follow:

February
03 Feb Chennai
05 Feb Vellore
06 Feb Krishnagiri
07 Feb Salem
11 Feb Erode
12 Feb Tiruppur
14 Feb Coimbatore
18 Feb Dindigul
19 Feb Madurai
23 Feb Tirunelveli
25 Feb Nagercoil
27 Feb Tuticorin

March
02 Mar Pudukkottai
03 Mar Tiruchirappalli
06 Mar Thanjavur
08 Mar Kumbakonam
10 Mar Neyveli
12 Mar Cuddalore
13 Mar Tiruvannamalai

Yahoo Search Pad: Google Disposes, Yahoo Proposes

Makes online research easy
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Only weeks after Google announced that it will stop its Notebook application for new users, Yahoo said it will launch something very similar to that under the name Search Pad.

Yahoo Search Pad detects users' research intent, automatically collecting visited sites, and providing tools for users to organize and add notes - all in one place. Users will be able to edit, delete, and re-order notes they've taken on a topic and then print them out or email them to friends and family through Search Pad. They can also save the notes to access later by logging in with their Yahoo! ID.


However, the Search Pad application is currently only in testing and is not visible to all users.

Microsoft Launches Windows 7 in Hindi

The new initiatives include Language Interface Packs (LIPs) in 12 Indian languages for MS Office and Windows
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Microsoft, as a part of its efforts to overcome the language barrier to computing, has showcased a variety of custom made products directed specifically at the vernacular language market - a market that has been largely left untapped till now.

The new initiatives include Language Interface Packs (LIPs) in 12 Indian languages - Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Gurmukhi, Hindi, Kannada, Konkani, Malayalam, Marathi, Oriya, Tamil and Telugu - for MS Office and Windows.


The company has also announced a total of 45 additional virtual keyboards for these languages. Even Windows Live has not been spared the treatment with it being made available in as many as seven Indian languages. These languages are Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu.

There's more in store for developers as well. Directed at vernacular language developers, it has launched the Captions Language Interface Pack (or CLIP) in Hindi, Malayalam, Oriya, and Tamil. CLIP uses a tool tip caption to display translations for user interface items in Visual Studio 2008 making it the first ever instance of Microsoft releasing a tool specifically to help students and beginner developers in India use the product in their own language.

The most talked about part of the sneak peek was a rather cool beta version of Windows 7 in Hindi, one of the eight global languages the Operating System (Beta) was released in recently. We would love to have a go at this one!