Tag archive: Coral

If you thought Jaws gave you a good reason to stay out of the water at night, we'll do you one better. New research at the University of California suggests that an absence of the moon during twilight may cause a wide variety of sea creatures to engage in “mass spawning,” or as we like to call it, “mass underwater sexcapades.” Alison Sweeney, a researcher at the university in Santa Barbara, wants to figure out how… Read More

Microsoft is bringing the Big Apple to your Apple… or any computer for that matter. The company announced on Tuesday that it would begin offering three-dimensional views of New York City in its Live Search maps. Of course, Google beat Microsoft to the punch by a matter of years on this one with Google Earth, but Microsoft plans to launch 3-D views in a number of other cities as well, some of which aren't available in the extra… Read More

“The alliance, called the Marlin Joint Development Association (Marlin JDA), gives the companies standard specifications to build DRM functions into their devices that support commonly used modes of content distribution. A first version will come out by the summer of 2005, and it will support another, longer-term initiative, called Coral, which is aimed at developing a set of DRM-neutral agreements to ensure… Read More

Aimed at fashionista, the dual-band feature-rich S830C is available in 4 eye-catching colors and features the world's smallest external digital camera, 4096 reflective color display, dual LCD screens, MMS functionality, polyphonic ringers, and computer data sync. A Multimedia Fashion Accessory The S830C is BenQ's newest customizable fashion accessory. It comes in four fashionable aluminum alloy exterior colors: Silver Star,… Read More