People don’t wear watches anymore. You’ll look ridiculous. Why wouldn’t you just use your smartphone instead? These are just some of the negative sentiments skeptics are spewing about smart watches, which are still very much in their nascent stage. Guess what? They’re wrong. More »
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Why You’ll End Up Wearing a Smart Watch
Google Glass glasses aren’t the only iGlasses. [Read more]
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Epson Moverio BT-100 head-mounted display: In-depth hands-on
Trojan.Yontoo.1 is the most prominent of adware Trojans making the rounds that install a plug-in that renders fraudulent ads on Web pages. [Read more]
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New adware Trojan circulating that targets Mac OS X systems
The search giant says it inadvertently removed Digg, in its entirety, from its search engine. [Read more]
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Google admits to accidentally eliminating Digg from search
Formed in 2009, the joint partnership of STMicro and Ericsson was never profitable as top customer Nokia lost market share to Apple and Samsung. [Read more]
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Chipmaking venture ST-Ericcson to close, cut 1,600 jobs
Modern technology battles the force of erosion to unveil Bronze Age carvings on the surface of Stonehenge. [Read more]
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3D scan of Stonehenge reveals hidden ax-head carvings
If your internet connection leaves you constantly waiting for streams to buffer, you probably love nothing more than to bitch and gripe about bandwidth. But easy there, tiger, because your issue could be a much more fundamental issue that everyone seems to have forgotten about: latency. More »
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Why You Shouldn’t Forget About Latency
These rumored specs for one of a handful of prototypes Google could be evaluating are almost too good to be true. [Read more]
Your chances of being split open sternum to sphincter for a medical procedure are quickly declining (whew) thanks to the advent of endoscopic surgery and robotic surgical platforms like the DaVinci , though even these revolutionary procedures have their limitations. But thanks to a team of Stanford researchers, size is no longer one of them. More »
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This Hair’s-Width Endoscope Will Revolutionize Micro-Surgery
Last November, Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Titan supercomputer was named the fastest in the world . But it turns out that a few tests were skipped along the way—and now too much gold on its motherboards means it can’t run at full tilt. More »
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The World’s Fastest Computer Is Being Slowed Down By Too Much Gold