By now most users should have the new Google bar, however if you don’t follow these instructions. If you are using Google Chrome right click on any whitespace on a Google page and select “Inspect Element”. Click on the Console tab and paste the following text and press enter. document.cookie=”PREF=ID=03fd476a699d6487:U=88e8716486ff1e5d:FF=0:LD=en: CR=2:TM=1322688084:LM=1322688085:S=McEsyvcXKMiVfGds; path=/; domain=.google.com”; window.location.reload();   [...]

Dart is a new web programming language developed by Google. It is set to be first unveiled at the GOTO conference, which is held between October 10-12, 2011. The primary intent of Dart is to replace JavaScript. The primary goals of Dart are to solve some of JavaScript’s problems while providing increased performance and security. [...]

It’s (almost) time for the Google A.I. Challenge for 2011 already! Check out the official github page for detailed information on the contest, examples, forums, and more. The 2011 Challenge is about ants looking for food on a map and fighting against ants by the opponent. The contest hasn’t started quite yet, but you can [...]

I got a chance to play around with a Google CR-48 laptop today. It’s a pretty interesting device but way too barebones for my daily computing needs. I honestly don’t know if it would even be sufficient for me considering how I spend my time just browsing the web. I guess maybe I don’t fully [...]

Well it looks like the Google A.I. Challenge is finally complete and the final results are now posted! This post is a follow up to my previous post announcing the contest, Google A.I. Challenge (shwuzzle.com). Normally, the top few spots are dominated by languages such as C/C++, but this year the top spot was written [...]

For anyone who is interested, the Google AI Challenge is now available at ai-contest.com. I doubt I will do very well at all, but nonetheless they have some really helpful and interesting tutorials on the website. So if nothing else you will have the chance to learn some really interesting things from the contest. The [...]

Scratch is an educational programming language, created by MIT, that is designed to allow those who don’t have much experience with programming to be able to develop the concepts of a full programming language. It allows you to create stories, music, art, animations, games, and more via a very easy to use visual interface. This [...]