Archive for January, 2009

    Embeddable map view for your WideNoise noise maps

    By David Orban ⋅ January 31, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

    If you have an iPhone, than you can always look at the noise maps generated with WideNoise. But what about all your unlucky friends who don’t have an iPhone yet? No, we don’t mean that you are supposed to buy them one! But from today they can see the noise maps generated by WideNoise as [...]

    WideNoise to let all familiarize with the concept of spimes

    By David Orban ⋅ January 25, 2009 ⋅ 2 comments

    Theories are nice, and of course even necessary. But is there anything better than being able and touch with your own hands something that lets you test what the theory is about?
    If you have been reading about spimes, the Internet of Things—and since you are here it is very likely that you have, about our [...]

    Scalable, high concurrency spime management

    By David Orban ⋅ January 3, 2009 ⋅ One comment

    We have become accustomed to the increase in power of the available hardware platforms. The past 40 years of Moore’s law’s self-fulfilling prophecy, through the efforts of competing teams working towards the common goal of producing new generations of processors, have been an unparalleled success in the history of technological achievements. Looking at the apparently [...]

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