iPhone – How does it stack up?

So how does the hardware stack up against it competition?  Here is a chart to see..

Notre Dame to join the ACC

Notre Dame today announced that they have agreed to join the ACC in all sports except football…

What does the new iPhone have to stand up against

So, with the new iPhone announcement just around the corner here is a look at how it needs to measure up against the competition.. what goodies await us…   Personally I am still trying to decide if my next phone will be a Windows 8 or iPhone 5.  After 3 attempts with Android I think I am done with that experiment..

Programming for Starcraft

This is a very interesting article by Patrick Wyatt, long time game developer on Warcraft, Starcraft,  Diablo series from Blizzard along with Guild Wars.  This article describes in some details the trials of writing Starcraft.  I found it to be very interesting.. maybe you will find it the same.  Take a look..

Working Remotely

So is working remotely better than working at the office.. well a study was done and here are the results.

* Update* Delphi XE3 Pro no Client/Server components allowed? Really!?

I am still having a hard time believing that Delphi XE3 Pro will not include client/server components.. and you can’t even use 3rd party?  wow.. I am still in shock..  C# looking better and better all the time..   Check it out

*** Ok, was just informed that yes this has been changed.. and there will be client/server components in Delphi XE3 Pro.  Sane minds did prevail.  🙂  Thanks Marc for the heads up!

Windows Phone 8 software…

It seem a lot is changing with the Windows 8 SDK.  I myself was looking for it last week to find it not available.  With the announcement of the phone hardware it is interesting to wonder what is going on with the software.  It seem more interesting that if you are wanting to write games or any 3D application with the Windows 8 SDK you are no longer going to be able to use XMA and be required to write C++ code.   This all seems like a step backwards.  Once again Microsoft appears to be messing with the developers and changing their future development plans.  I’m glad Mac’s iOS does not do this..

Anyway…  you can read about it here..