|
|
|
Take a look at how everything works to create the scoring systems and the website for the tennis championships
We went down to SW19 to have a look at IBM's "bunker" beneath the courts from which it runs the scoring systems and the website for the world-famous tennis championships.
In our video, staff from IBM explain how it all works.
Related articles
What do deer-chasing labradors and cardboard loving cats have in common? They are memes that have taken the world by storm. We describe our favourites
Do you fancy creating your own comic strip or animated film? We explain how some free software will help you make the most of your cartoons
Discover a simple and free way make your own 3D images
Q.Can I switch boot drives so that I can work on older...
Q.Can I open my old genealogy files or have they gone...
Q.Why are odd patterns appearing on my monitors shortly...
Make a profit from your unused gadgets
Run Windows and Ubuntu on the same computer
Hide private folders
Save up to 40% on the price
Exclusive subscriber website
Our price won't be beaten
Every modern PC has one or more USB connectors. We explain what they are, how to use them and how to overcome some of the problems you might encounter
|
|
|
|
|
Computeractive Excel (2010) Online tutorialPrice: £19.99 |
Computeractive Word (2010) Online TutorialPrice: £19.99 |
Computeractive Powerpoint (2010) Online TutorialPrice: £19.99 |
Angry BirdsPrice: £9.99 |
Back Issue CD-Rom 14 (2011)Price: £15.99 |
Worst production erver!
Having seen this was available (p 69 of current CA) I was looking forward to seeing some of the technicals at Wimbledon. Instead: boring people talking - but much worse ... Has anyone heard of using a tripod or a personal mic? Couldn't hear what was being said - low level and much background noise - and I felt seasick afterwards! Technically an extremely amateur production not worth watching.
Posted by John Hale, 29 Jul 2010