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But this post is the tip of the ice berg, so try not to get disillusioned that the AppStore is lush with $$$ for indie developers...

It was supposed to make configuration and connection of the Little Printer and other future Berg devices easier.

Like people have said about the Berg printer, it's really a solution looking for a problem.

Please send full details to Stuart Berg at bergs@janelia.hhmi.org and attach or link to a representative code sample demonstrating your skill.

But not shocked that Little Printer or the Berg Cloud was commercially unsuccessful.

Indian education system is simply the tip of the ice berg.

Lately it's Epic45, Lymbyc Systym, Petrograd in Transit, The Berg Sans Nipple, My Education.

(Especially when the objects are personified!) Hopefully Berg appreciates their inadvertent final contribution as well.

It efficiently introduces you to countless tip-of-the-ice-berg topics/industries that are very much remotely related to tech.

Showing (large) stuff is expensive in space, so most exhibitions are only the tip of the ice berg of the enormous amount of stuff the museum has collected and stored.

I've not heard of Berg before, just having a quick look on their front page, shows its hardware to connect an embedded system to wifi to their cloud.

The researchers Alan Krueger and Stacy Berg Dale began investigating this question, and in 1999 produced a study that dropped a bomb on the notion of elite-college attendance as essential to success later in life.

Note that "their cloud" (what they called Berg Cloud) was actually primarily a local wireless access solution, not a cloud in the cloud computing sense.

The "before" picture: A mélange of disparate systems that didn't talk to each other and a good deal of "paper pushing" between the systems, Berg says.

PS: I think the Duden and Wiktionary are full of shit -- I've never heard anyone in Germany pronounce "Berg" with an actual "r".

"We're going to get rid of these customisations and go back to what the [Microsoft] AX best practices and recommendations out of the box," Berg says.

Berg has for a while explored speculative product experiences in the vein of Dunne & Raby (1) - though being design consultants, Berg's work tends to be optimistic.

Very interesting to me that the author heard nothing of Assange hints that Anke Domscheit-Berg is probably a US spy.

My best teacher is a violinist, Bruce Berg, who studied with Galamian, Gingold, and Dorothy DeLay.