Archives

ClickDensity, your usability gauge

By   John Garner on   Monday, August 7, 2006
If you're interested in usability issues you really should check out ClickDensity's web sites and try the demo. As you can see below they provide an extremely useful and easy to understand system that will help you figure out many usability issues that arise with you web site. It's a great way to measure the […]
Read more

Single 1 - Married 0

By   John Garner on   Monday, August 7, 2006
A fascinating article at the New York Times covers the trend that being single is gaining on being married. The article called "Facing Middle Age With No Degree, and No Wife" that spans four pages discusses the factors that have changed the demographics in the US; it used to be that men in their mid […]
Read more

Lebanon, a video letter

By   John Garner on   Monday, August 7, 2006
A simple and touching video letter about the need to stop the fighting in Lebanon : You can view it here Save Lebanon (QuickTime format)
Read more

Biometric passport cracked

By   John Garner on   Monday, August 7, 2006
An article in the Guardian getting their source from Wired.com recounts how Lukas Grunwald, a German security consultant has been able to copy the data from biometric passports using 200 dollar equipment. Although the cloned data cannot apparently be modified, the so called unbreakable RFID tag technology seems less secure than expected. The technology behind […]
Read more

Kidnapped, previewed via NetFlix

By   John Garner on   Monday, August 7, 2006
The new series called Kidnapped is being shipped on DVD to Netflix customers nearly six weeks prior to its launch date on NBC. Certain Netflix customers received yesterday a DVD with the first episodes of NBC's Studio 60 and Kidnapped. The target audience of Netflix is without doubt an interesting audience to tap, "demographic rich" […]
Read more

Is it a plane, a bird, a telephone, no it's a door key

By   John Garner on   Sunday, August 6, 2006
Well looking at the myKey 2300 you would maybe think that it was a telephone, but the clue is that it's missing a door. The MyKey 2300 is an RFID lock that requires a RFID card and shazam your door opens on it's own. They have even thought of adding a keypad that slides open […]
Read more
1 … 30 31 32 33 34 … 47
crossmenu