Interesting Links for 31-3-2011

[andrewducker]

• Samsung mass produces transparent LCD panels
  (tags: lcd displays awesome)
• Google tightening control over Android licensees. (Open Sourced code still open though)
  (tags: android google mobile_phones)
• Death anxiety prompts people to believe in intelligent design, reject evolution, study suggests
  (tags: death anxiety science religion creationism evolution)
• Why Angry Birds is so successful and popular: a cognitive teardown of the user experience
  (tags: design psychology AngryBirds ux ui games)
• LiveJournal has undergone the most powerful DDoS-attack in its history
  (tags: livejournal ddos)
• Why Cats Are Not Doctors
  (tags: cats medicine funny)
• When depressed, women lose their ability to judge their partner's feelings (men don't seem to).
  (tags: empathy psychology relationships women gender)
• Bacteria in the gut may influence brain development
  (tags: bacteria br brain neuroscience development)
• Official Google Blog: +1’s: the right recommendations right when you want them—in your search results
  (tags: google search social)
• Mononoke Hime (1980) - The Original Miyazaki Book
  (tags: manga translation miyazaki anime comics japan art)
• Possibly the coolest dice in the world. I want!
  (tags: dice games)
• Study finds surprising gender differences related to sexual harassment
  (tags: gender harrassment)
• Whitehall IT chief attacks Labour's record - ordering projects to "sound sexy".
  (tags: computers government labour)

Comments

[andrewducker]

You still have access to all the old source code, of course. If you want to improve it yourself, you can do so whenever you like.

And my argument for Android has nothing to do with source code - it has to do with my ability to install any app I like on it, unlike on Windows Mobile or iOS.