Charles Jolley who was one of the main developers behind the SproutCore set of tools for building Web applications with rich interfaces, has decided to leave Apple and start his own business, which will deal with similar technology based on his previous work at Apple.The decision was announced by Jolley on his blog last week, when he confirmed the new company would be called Strobe Digital Publishing, and will continue working on SproutCore – only this time, they won’t only develop the tools, but will also offer additional services, such as SproutCore training, and

At the beginning of this year, you may have heard about the Sixth Sense system. This system is a camera and projector that you wear around your neck. The camera records everything that you see and can even recognize hand gestures made with the help of colored finger tips. The camera is connected to a computer system that has instant access to the internet. When the user wants to pull up information they make a simple gesture, and the information is displayed onto any surface that the user holds in front of them. This technology will definitely give the user a new way

This might be a decade and a half too late in coming, but as the adage goes, "better late than never." This SNES developer's cartridge will give budding programmers a chance to load your own code, run it on your SNES (if it is still working, of course) followed up by a debugging session. It will be running on a heart of an Atmel AVR ATmega644 that will power the boot loader while enabling firmware updates via USB. It would be interesting to see what kind of games will come out from the enthusiast community with this.

Jagex's Runescape is one of the most popular MMOs in the world. And it is certainly the most popular browser-based MMO, with over over 156 million accounts registered to date and in excess of 104 million active players that have spent (often inordinate amounts of) time on the game.MechScape is currently the codename for the company's forthcoming game, another Java-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game based on the company's proven, incredibly stable and secure proprietary technologies used to create RuneScape.Jagex has already said that MechScape will target a