Hour one:
Vivaldi, Jon S. von Tetzchner, CEO.
In 1994, two programmers started working on a web browser. Their idea was to make a really fast browser, capable of running on limited hardware, keeping in mind that users are individuals with their own requirements and wishes. Opera was born. Their little piece of software gained traction, our group grew and a community was created. They stayed close to their users and to their roots. They kept improving their software, based on their users feedback, as well as our their ideas on how to make a great browser. They innovated and they strove for excellence.
Vivaldi, Jon S. von Tetzchner, CEO.
In 1994, two programmers started working on a web browser. Their idea was to make a really fast browser, capable of running on limited hardware, keeping in mind that users are individuals with their own requirements and wishes. Opera was born. Their little piece of software gained traction, our group grew and a community was created. They stayed close to their users and to their roots. They kept improving their software, based on their users feedback, as well as our their ideas on how to make a great browser. They innovated and they strove for excellence.
Fast forward to 2015, the browser they once loved has changed its direction. Sadly, it is no longer serving its community of users and contributors who helped build the browser in the first place. So they came to a natural conclusion: They must make a new browser. A browser for themselves and a browser for their friends. A browser that is fast, but also a browser that is rich in functionality, highly flexible and puts the user first. A browser that is made for you: Vivaldi!
Hour two:
TL;DR, Ami Ben-david, CEO
TL;DR, Ami Ben-david, CEO
You’re on your morning commute. You’re in a train, presumably. You’ve got minutes to spend — but they’re only minutes. Your stop is approaching fast, yet you want to read the news for today. You launch a couple of the famous news websites on separate tabs, say, on your iPad or iPhone. You see an overload of information. You click a news item. It’s hard to understand the main point. Before you even reach the next news item, you’ve arrived. It’s too late. The news articles are too lengthy. TooLong; and therefore, you Didn’t Read.
TL;DR is here to fix that.
TL;DR gives you the summary, the synopsis, the main contention and the entire idea in one simple paragraph. Enough to get you to skim them. Browse a week’s worth of topics in a few minutes. So you don’t have to say, “Too Long; Didn’t Read”.TL;DR is the news, but faster. TL;DR pulls the news from popular sites. And they have fun while they’re at it.
Tuesday
Hour one:
Craig and Ben do Computer and Technology News, brought to you by Slimware Utilities, the Official Optimization Software of Computer America, and answer your computer questions!________
Hour two:
NVIDIA.
NVIDIA's work in visual computing — the art and science of computer graphics — has led to thousands of patented inventions, breakthrough technologies, deep industry relationships and a globally recognized brand. For two decades, they've pioneered this uniquely powerful medium, which has transformed the PC from a tool for productivity into one for creativity and discovery. Gaming is their heritage. Their GeForce platform of processors, software and services fosters the PC gaming market, the world’s largest gaming segment. For two decades, NVIDIA has pioneered visual computing, the art and science of computer graphics.
Craig and Ben do Computer and Technology News, brought to you by Slimware Utilities, the Official Optimization Software of Computer America, and answer your computer questions!________
Hour two:
NVIDIA.
NVIDIA's work in visual computing — the art and science of computer graphics — has led to thousands of patented inventions, breakthrough technologies, deep industry relationships and a globally recognized brand. For two decades, they've pioneered this uniquely powerful medium, which has transformed the PC from a tool for productivity into one for creativity and discovery. Gaming is their heritage. Their GeForce platform of processors, software and services fosters the PC gaming market, the world’s largest gaming segment. For two decades, NVIDIA has pioneered visual computing, the art and science of computer graphics.
With our invention of the GPU — the engine of modern visual computing — the field has expanded to encompass video games, movie production, product design, medical diagnosis and scientific research.
Today, visual computing is becoming increasingly central to how people interact with technology.
- See more at: http://www.nvidia.com/object/
For two decades, NVIDIA has pioneered visual computing, the art and science of computer graphics.
With our invention of the GPU — the engine of modern visual computing — the field has expanded to encompass video games, movie production, product design, medical diagnosis and scientific research.
Today, visual computing is becoming increasingly central to how people interact with technology.
- See more at: http://www.nvidia.com/object/
Wednesday
Hour one:
Craig and Ben do Computer and Technology News, brought to you by Slimware Utilities, the Official Optimization Software of Computer America, and answer your computer questions!
________
Hour two:
The GizWiz is Dick DeBartolo!
Dick is Mad Magazine's Maddest writer and he joins us on every last Wednesday of the month with exciting and different gadgets and gizmos!
Tonight's topics include: a visit to the Pet Expo in Orlando, Florida where the GizWiz found the latest wearable tech for pets, a microchip cat door, a lock for your dog (why not? You lock your bike, don't you?), moving objects with your brain waves, and so much more! Join us!
Craig and Ben do Computer and Technology News, brought to you by Slimware Utilities, the Official Optimization Software of Computer America, and answer your computer questions!
________
Hour two:
The GizWiz is Dick DeBartolo!
Dick is Mad Magazine's Maddest writer and he joins us on every last Wednesday of the month with exciting and different gadgets and gizmos!
Tonight's topics include: a visit to the Pet Expo in Orlando, Florida where the GizWiz found the latest wearable tech for pets, a microchip cat door, a lock for your dog (why not? You lock your bike, don't you?), moving objects with your brain waves, and so much more! Join us!
Thursday
Hour one:
Spellex. Vincent Petrillo, Product Manager.
Spellex Corporation is the world leader in industry specific writing tools software. The flagship line of Spellex products features its plug-in industry spelling software for Microsoft and their speech recognition software for Dragon Naturally Speaking.
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Hour two:
Parallels. Kurt Schmucker, Senior Product Manager.
Parallels Cross-Platform Solutions make it possible and simple for customers to use and access the applications and files they need on any device or operating system. They are the leader in helping customers take advantage of the best technology out there, whether it’s Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, or the Cloud.
Spellex. Vincent Petrillo, Product Manager.
Spellex Corporation is the world leader in industry specific writing tools software. The flagship line of Spellex products features its plug-in industry spelling software for Microsoft and their speech recognition software for Dragon Naturally Speaking.
________
Hour two:
Parallels. Kurt Schmucker, Senior Product Manager.
Parallels Cross-Platform Solutions make it possible and simple for customers to use and access the applications and files they need on any device or operating system. They are the leader in helping customers take advantage of the best technology out there, whether it’s Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, or the Cloud.
Friday
Both Hours: Ralph Bond.
It's time for Bond... Ralph Bond joins Craig and Ben with computer news and special topics. For many years, Ralph was Intel's Consumer Education Director. Ralph is now with Autodesk and he is an official Computer America correspondent.
This week's Topics include: Printing out molecules that can respond to their surroundings, 3D Printed Meat and the Future of Food, 3D-Printed Eyeglasses, Twelve things we can 3D print in Medicine now, Google's latest ChromeBook model, the Runcible- a ROUND SmartPhone, the JIVR Bike, the Canary- an all-in-one Home Security device, Smart Lamps, a 200GB microSD card and so much more!
It's time for Bond... Ralph Bond joins Craig and Ben with computer news and special topics. For many years, Ralph was Intel's Consumer Education Director. Ralph is now with Autodesk and he is an official Computer America correspondent.
This week's Topics include: Printing out molecules that can respond to their surroundings, 3D Printed Meat and the Future of Food, 3D-Printed Eyeglasses, Twelve things we can 3D print in Medicine now, Google's latest ChromeBook model, the Runcible- a ROUND SmartPhone, the JIVR Bike, the Canary- an all-in-one Home Security device, Smart Lamps, a 200GB microSD card and so much more!
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