Giuseppe Taibi’s Techlog

This is well beyond bad taste…

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I am pleased to announce the immediate availability of Public Radio Player 2.0 for iPhone and iPod Touch. This app is already half way in the top 10 free Music apps on the iTunes App Store. PRP 2.0 was developed by a team assembled by the great minds at Public Radio Exchange (PRX). Bringing this [...]

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GoLearn Pole Dancing is now available on the App Store. Put it on your iPhone or iPod Touch from http://tinyurl.com/gl-poledancing

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GoLearn Skateboarding is now the most downloaded paid app in the Sports category of iPhone App Store. My good friend and fellow entrepreneur Leeander has a related post in Italian. Get it NOW!

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I just signed up to be the new organizer of the iPhone Developers Roundtable Boston Meetup. If you are an iPhone developer in the Boston area, please join by clicking on the badge below. We will be meeting at the Betahouse in Central Square, Cambridge. Click here to check outThe iPhone Developers Roundtable – Boston!

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…as expected, these ads are some of the most unapologetic from Apple to date. Enjoy! Bean Counter V-Word

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I have been waiting for a long time to upgrade my MacBook first generation because I expected that Apple was going to introduce a whole new redesigned line of notebooks. This is finally happening Tuesday 10/14.     Looking forward to it. Some pictures have already leaked and they have widely been considered legitimate, including [...]

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Luckily, I made the cut   Companies that I am currently affiliated with: SmartWorlds – iPhone Apps Artisans – custom iPhone apps development Whagaa - iPhone Fitness and Sports Apps – 6 apps live on App Store since its launch OpenSpime – Internet of Things – open-source protocol and platform MassTLC Innovation 2008 unConference Home Page [...]

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Amazon has announced the availability of Microsoft Windows Server and SQL Server on its popular Elastic Computing Cloud (EC2).  Read commentary on New York Times.

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With a blog post, Google discloses some data about their data centers. Unfortunately, the post does not provide details, but just a streamlined chart and a link to the company’s vision for energy efficiency. I, for one, would love to know if Google has deployed any virtualization technology.

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