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Steve Jobs does for tech how Willy Wonka did for chocolate The Wizard of Cupertino has spoken and introduced us to yet more technical marvels .  What I find most interesting about about Steve Jobs special events , is that I get so excited about getting excited about technology.I am not a traditional Apple devotee . I do not attend the daily techno mass at the local Apple Temple  , and yet  this year I contributed to the 50%  of Apple sales that are now due to Apple first timers ! This was almost entirely due to Steve Jobs presenting his products in his own personal style . So  here I am avidly watching the September live Stream from the Apple store website.  And it comes to me , is  Roald Dahl`s Willy Wonka and his Chocolate factory the secret to Steve Jobs success?  It helps to familiarise yourself with   Charlie and the Chocolate Factory before you continue reading this entry.Face time  your parents now if they did not buy or read...

Software OR IDE required for computer science engineering B TEch 1.For c programming Dev c++ in windows In linux you can use geany Or codeblocks 2.Microsoft visual studio(for vb.net) 3.Modelsim PE student edition 4.java programming for java programming you need to things one is JDK (java development kit) using this we can develop java programs and one is JRE(java runtime environment)which needs to run java program so we need both 1.Netbeans (sunmicrosystems acuqired by oracle so it is from craetor of java) having both jdk and jre http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/javase/jdk-netbeans-jsp-142931.html https://www.jetbrains.com/products.html#lang=java https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/oomph/epp/mars/R2/eclipse-inst-linux64.tar.gz you can simply search JDK and JRE here https://java.com/ and download both and then install it. steps to install java in linux through PPA First, add Oracles PPA, then update your package repository. sudo add-apt-repository ppa...

Sony Tech Support Still Making Amends So I was playing the Ico and Shadow of the Colussus pack on my PS3 and was chatting with a friend on my PC the other night. I took a break for a second to look to the IM I responded, couldnt have taken longer than a few seconds to do. When I turned back to my screen, the PS3 was turned off. "Well that is strange." I thought to myself. So I got up from my chair and inspected the system. The red standby light was on, nothing seemed out of the ordinary but I didnt want to take any chances so I pressed the eject button on my system and was greeted by the beep to let me know it turned on, and a fiercely loud crack as if the late Macho Man Randy Savage was snapping into a Slim Jim in my ear. It was so loud that I jumped back away from the system while I was sitting. "Well that is definitely not good." I said out loud, "Perhaps its just an overheating issue." So I waited for a few minutes, give the thing some time to cool of...