51 posts tagged Amazon Web Service

ASUS shook up the mobile computing world with the Eee PC, the pioneering mini-notebook that inspired manufacturers across the board to jump onto the lightweight, low-cost laptop bandwagon. The initial models were powered by a tweaked version of the Xandros Linux operating system, but now ASUS is offering Windows XP on the Eee PC—at the same $399 price tag as the Linux version.

Amazon S3 is an online storage web service offered by Amazon. Using s3fs, a FUSE file system, you're able to access your storage through Nautilus or any other file manager.

The Web Hosting Industry 2005 May 10, 2008 – 2:13 pm For the “big things” to be build it was certainly needed a solid platform formed from the brochureware Web Sites connected together, that in the past ten years became suitable for e-commerce, communications and special software.

Another couple o’ awesome things happened while I wasn’t blogging - Google launched AppEngine and Amazon released the word that they had rolled out persistent storage to a select few and this would become a regular feature. These are both big noise in the world of cloud computing.

Creating Wealth with Affiliate Programs: Getting Rich with No Money Down by Sean Gum in: RSS The question I am asked the most is, “How can I create additional income streams if I don’t have any money to get started?” This article is going to teach you exactly that - how to create additional income

There’s been welling interest and discussion lately around so-called Web Oriented Architecture (WOA) and established Services Oriented Architecture (SOA), and how the two relate. And then there’s the whole cloud computing trend, and well … how does that relate, too?

I’m watching Dion Hinchcliffe and a small group of other observers and developers create a Google App Engine (GAE) application live via Twitter. We’re on the cutting edge of using social media and near-real time collaboration tools (free) to learn and use (GAE) for free, and then blog on the process (also free).

Google's announcement tonight is much bigger than I thought. Google is releasing Google AppEngine (site goes live at midnight EST) tonight, a fully-hosted, "automatically scalable" web application platform that consists of Python App servers, BigTable and GFS.

Amazon has launched a new service called Amazon TextBuyIt, which enables consumers to find and buy products sold by Amazon using text messaging. The service lets you search for an item using keywords, such as those in an Amazon web search, get pricing and then buy an item from the search results.

By Mike Gunderloy, Blogger, Web Worker Daily It was a good day for Web workers who build applications. On the one hand, Google released their Visualization API, which provides sophisticated ways to display tabular data with relatively little coding.