Uber Comes To Dublin
Uber has finally launched in Dublin. At the moment the company is still testing, so the number of cars and drivers available is limited. Unlike Hailo, which we've mentioned in the past, Uber is more upmarket
MacHeist nanoBundle 4
If you're a Mac user then you might have come across MacHeist in the past. To recap. MacHeist offer bundles of Mac software with huge discounts. What makes them a little more interesting, however, is that
Computer Code In Movies & TV Shows
Films and TV shows often feature computers. Some of the computers display code on the screen, but is the code real? What would the code actually do? Well some people have gone to the trouble of
Vine Web Profiles Now Live
Twitter has launched "Vine on the Web", which means that if you reserved your custom URL / profile it's now live. The profile page of a user is quite similar to what we're used to seeing
Scanner Pro for iPhone / iPad Free This Week
While Apple's "12 Days of Gifts" app has been nice, though quite mixed, some of the best deals on iPhone apps are available from the developers themselves. Several people have been sharing links to Scanner Pro,
Google AI Figures Things Out For Itself
Google's image recognition "deep learning" systems have evolved to the point where the engineers working on them no longer understand how they are "thinking". At the Machine Learning Conference in San Francisco last week, Google Engineer Quoc
