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Ali Gajani · February 27, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

This is how Windows 8 might look like You know what? Something is cooking. Well, at least in Microsoft's Headquarters in Redmond, Washington. Now, let us get to the point. The next big thing that awaits us in 2012 is going to be none other than Windows 8, Microsoft's latest version of its super

Ali Gajani · February 26, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

Watch the Oscars 2012 Live on Mr. Geek! Click ►below and experience the magic of Oscars right now. Kodak Theatre, Los Angeles: The 84th Oscars are about to begin (27th Febrary, 2012, Sunday at 5pm PST) and Mr. Geek is pleased to serve you with a live video stream below. The Oscars as we all know

Ali Gajani · February 23, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

1. Abstract  What comes in your mind when you read the word databases? Facebook? Yahoo? Google? YouTube? If yes, then yeah you are right! All these Fortune 100 companies use databases to store data because since we produce so much data every day, their job is to store it and show it to us when we

Ali Gajani · February 23, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

After getting some general knowledge in the first tutorial, this second tutorial will be talking about variables, assignments and initializations. A variable in Java has a type, name and a value.  In the first tutorial we mostly talked about primitive data types. The non-primitive data types or

Ali Gajani · February 21, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

Top Cloud Computing Services in the Market today 1. OpenStack: It is a joint project by the people at NASA and Rackspace, which are in pursuit of providing state of the art IaaS solutions. OpenStack delivers a massive scalable cloud computing operating system. The project is open source allowing

Jeremy Andrews · February 19, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

PHP: Do you know your string types? Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a single-quoted and double-quoted string when writing a PHP script? Many beginner PHP coders make the mistake of thinking they're interchangeable, but there is an important difference! Plus, there are two other

Ali Gajani · February 18, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

Press(ly) this Button Pressly, the TechCrunch Disrupt finalist which launched in November is an exciting new HTML5 platform which allows bloggers to ensure that their content is optimized for the tablet viewing experience.  However, unlike OnSwipe and Flipboard (both of which repackage website

Ali Gajani · February 5, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

This is the first Java language tutorial in which you will look more closely at a simple program and will basically learn about data types, Before getting started make sure you have any Java compiler installed in your computer. Eclipse is the one in which we will execute our codes. You can simply

Ali Gajani · February 2, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

Steve Jobs has been insulted by a tech company in Taiwan for an Android ad? It's not the first time Jobs' image has been used in Taiwan to promote products, a measure of his fame in the wired, tech-exporting island whose companies make most of Apple's products. Last year a drinks company had a Jobs

Ali Gajani · February 2, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

  Facebook and Definition have collaborated to create an application that allows you create a movie out of your Timeline objects. Click below to create yours: http://www.timelinemoviemaker.com/

Ali Gajani · February 1, 2012 · Originally from Mr. Geek

I just recently bought an iPad 2 from my oDesk.com earnings. I don't think I can talk more about how good it is. It is just incredible. Thanks to the iPad 2 and Autodesk's SketchBook Express (Free), I have been able to rekindle my artistic talents. Please have a glance into some of the art that I

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