17 videos collected
Aug
2007
Aug
2007
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Jul
2007
Jul
2007
For Apple, Less is More
WSJ's Nick Wingfield narrates a video featuring Steve Jobs delivering anti-button ideaology as applied in the unorthodox design of the iPhone.
Jul
2007
Jul
2007
Visit http://www.rebeccanewburn.com for more math resources, including Vedic math.
Finding the digit sum of a number is a helpful tool in checking the answer to arithmetic operations in Vedic math. This math video also covers a short cut, called "casting out the nines." Very cool.
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Visit http://www.rebeccanewburn.com for more math resources, including Vedic math.
Discover one explanation of why 9 has similar properties to 0 in Vedic math, the ancient math of India.
To learn more about vedic math, check out my lens http://www.squidoo.com/Vedic_Math/. (more)
Visit http://www.rebeccanewburn.com for more math resources, including Vedic math.
Discover one explanation of why 9 has similar properties to 0 in Vedic math, the ancient math of India.
To learn more about vedic math, check out my lens http://www.squidoo.com/Vedic_Math/. (more)
http://www.rebeccanewburn.com for more math resources, including Vedic math.
This video introducing how to check addition in the Vedic math system. It's a very different method for checking a math problem, but it's much faster. To learn more about vedic math, check out my lens http://www.squidoo.com/Vedic_Math/. (more) (less)
Visit http://www.rebeccanewburn.com for more math resources, including Vedic math.
Finding the digit sum of a number is a helpful tool in checking the answer to arithmetic operations in Vedic math. This math video also covers a short cut, called "casting out the nines." Very cool.
Jul
2007
Jul
2007
Matthew Gertner, CTO of AllPeers, shows me how easy it is to share music and files with my friends using AllPeers.
Mercury News columnist Dean Takahashi takes us on a quick tour inside Google's Mountain View headquarters.
Apple has invented the new PC, the new personal cellphone, an always-on connected computing device with a full browser. Developers will be using this platform to fuel the next disruptive cycle. In this episode we capture the developer conversations that seem to be everywhere, late at night in the streets of Palo Alto, in Buck's diner, and at the SuperNova conference.
