Student volunteer position at SIGCSE-14
Free registration for student volunteers!
SIGCSE-14 (the 45th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education), to be held in Atlanta on March 5-8, is the major international CS education conference.  SIGCSE offers opportunities for...
December 24, 2013 · 6:13 AM
Advanced Image Optimization Tricks
You can use automated image optimization tools to compress your images. However, if you also take the time to manually optimize them, you can further improve your results. Here are five...
December 24, 2013 · 3:28 AM
4 UX mistakes that are killing your conversions
Conversion rate optimization (CRO, for short) is having a moment among marketers. With the rise of billion dollar companies built on the back of clever growth hacks and continual optimization,...
December 24, 2013 · 3:15 AM
Alan Turing, Enigma Code-Breaker and Computer Pioneer, Wins Royal Pardon
Alan Turing, a British mathematician, was convicted on charges of homosexuality in 1952; he committed suicide two years later at the age of 41.     
December 24, 2013 · 12:22 AM
2013: The Year’s Most Important Computing Stories
Many Wearable Computers and Fundamental Advances. By Tom Simonite
December 24, 2013 · 12:00 AM
Turning Tennis Rackets Into Data Centers
The Babolat Play Pure Drive rackets have sensors that measure power and spin as well as the contact point with the ball, and players can download data to smartphones or computers.     
December 23, 2013 · 9:15 PM
A Few of My Favorite Things About Chrome's JavaScript Debugger
All of the major browsers come with built-in JavaScript debuggers, but they vary in quality. Rob Gravelle highlights some of the Chrome JavaScript Debugger features that make the Chrome browser...
December 23, 2013 · 8:51 PM
Agreement Reached to Cut Power Use by Cable Devices
The cable TV industry agreed to reduce the electricity needed by set-top boxes even when they are turned off.     
December 23, 2013 · 8:20 PM
Bits Blog: U.S. Mobile Internet Traffic Nearly Doubled This Year
Two big shifts happened in the American cellphone industry over the past year: Cellular networks got faster, and smartphone screens got bigger.     
December 23, 2013 · 6:50 PM
Manil Suri, Mathematics, Writes Washington Post Op-Ed
In a Washington Post op-ed titled, “Court ruling ignores India’s rich heritage of diversity,” UMBC mathematics professor Manil Suri critically examines the Indian Supreme Court’s recent decision...
December 23, 2013 · 6:43 PM

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