Martin Drashkov

Letting Gemini Drive My Rover LLMs have had visual capabilities for a while now, with the general ability to understand what they’re looking at.

If you care about your voice, don't let LLMs write your words.

You are sitting in the centre field-level front-row seat of a large football stadium.

Autonomous cars are coming and everybody thinks they'll be a pretty big deal, but it's impossible to predict what their impact would be exactly.

I've been reading the book Regenesis by George M.

I've always loved the idea of indexes - a collection of securities that make it on and off a list based on a well-defined set of rules.

A few months ago I published a video showing me using my home-made 23" Android tablet, which got a bit of attention and made people wonder how it was made.

I'd like to introduce to you a project I've been hacking on for the last few weeks - a prototype of a product I think will become a mainstream computing device in the next few years.

Last week was brutal for RIM .

Are you are current or former TetriNET or Blocktrix player?

The Allegory of the 3 Series The 3 Series is a magnificent car.

I was a iPhone-only user for about 2 years when I got my Nexus One last year.

Recent estimates of Nexus One sales have revealed that Google's very own smartphone has been selling at a far slower pace than many other smartphones, including the original iPhone, the Motorola Droid and even the BlackBerry Storm.

Apple has introduced all three iPhone iterations during the summer, starting with the release of the original in 2007.

Over the last several years it has become fairly obvious that Perl has lost the prominence and popularity it enjoyed in the late 90s and early 2000s, which can be seen from many different angles: Google Trends [1] and the TIOBE index [2] show a steady dec…

Welcome to the first of a series of blog posts I'll be writing about the ongoing development of BlockBattle.net.

The original BlackBerry Storm came out in early December and despite a fair amount of anticipation and heavy promotion by RIM and its launch partners (Verizon in the US, Bell and Telus in Canada), the device received a thorough skewing in the blogotubes.

I received an email from the Android Market earlier today containing some very pleasant and eagerly-awaited information.

After plenty of work and re-work I am extremely happy to announce that the first version of Phonalyzr went out on the Android Market today.