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Friday, 7 November 2014

Microsoft makes Office free to rival mobile platforms

Microsoft makes Office free to rival mobile platforms Relaxnews  Image Credit: AFP  Microsoft announced Thursday it was making its Office...

Amazon launches a speaker you can talk to

Amazon launches a speaker you can talk to Reuters Do you want to talk to your speaker? Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) has launched "Amazon Echo", a speaker...

'Smart' living gets real as connectivity rates rise

'Smart' living gets real as connectivity rates rise AFP  From robots that chop up your vegetables to detectors that measure how long you sleep,...

Wednesday, 5 November 2014

Amazon's Free Photo Storage Offer: Nice, But Late And Not Too Compelling

Amazon's Free Photo Storage Offer: Nice, But Late And Not Too Compelling ReadWrite Amazon's attempt to make itself into the poor man’s Google...

Sharp's night vision camera records color even in total darkness

Sharp's night vision camera records color even in total darkness Jon Fingas Engadget  Say goodbye to the days of monochrome night vision...

Google Glass Blocks Peripheral Vision

Google Glass Blocks Peripheral Vision Bahar Gholipour LiveScience Wearing the device called Google Glass may obstruct a person's vision...

Sunday, 2 November 2014

Prepare for the Self-Driving Car

Prepare for the Self-Driving Car Jonathan M. Gitlin Ars Technicia  Self-driving AI cars have been a staple in popular culture for some...

The Internet Archive Now Lets You Play 900+ Classic Arcade Games In Your Browser

The Internet Archive Now Lets You Play 900+ Classic Arcade Games In Your Browser Greg Kumparak TechCrunch Looking for a nice little burst...

Formula 1 is testing a 'virtual safety car'

Formula 1 is testing a 'virtual safety car' Jon Fingas Engadget  Safety vehicles are sometimes as dangerous to racing drivers as actual...

Friday, 31 October 2014

New Outlook For Mac Now Available, Rest Of Office For Mac Updates Coming In 2015

New Outlook For Mac Now Available, Rest Of Office For Mac Updates Coming In 2015 Darrell Etherington TechCrunch  We’ve seen leaks of a...

Scientists can make your inner monologue audible

Scientists can make your inner monologue audible Terrence O'Brien Engadget When you hear someone else speak, specific neurons in your brain fire....

Tuesday, 28 October 2014

Amazon goes after Roku and Chromecast with $39 Fire TV Stick

Amazon goes after Roku and Chromecast with $39 Fire TV Stick Daniel Cooper Engadget  Amazon's Fire TV is doing very well for itself,...

Apple hops on board Obama program to wire up schools

Apple hops on board Obama program to wire up schools SAN FRANCISCO - Apple Inc plans to dole out $100 million in grants to U.S. schools as part...

Monday, 27 October 2014

Italy hopes free public WiFi will help revive its economy

Italy hopes free public WiFi will help revive its economy Jon Fingas Engadget What would you do to stimulate a sluggish economy? Push tourism?...

FCC fines carriers $10 million for storing customer data in the open

FCC fines carriers $10 million for storing customer data in the open Jon Fingas Engadget  The FCC usually frets over issues like fair network...

The windowless plane set for take off in a decade

The windowless plane set for take off in a decade Shane Hickey The Guardian It is a glimpse into the future that will inspire wonder in some...

Sunday, 26 October 2014

Samsung's new induction stovetop projects 'virtual flames' onto pots and pans

Samsung's new induction stovetop projects 'virtual flames' onto pots and pans Dante D'Orazio The Verge  Since the dawn of man, we've associated...

Saturday, 25 October 2014

Google Rolls Out An Invite System For Its New Email App, Inbox By Gmail

Google Rolls Out An Invite System For Its New Email App, Inbox By Gmail Sarah Perez TechCrunch Good news, you don’t have to scour eBay...

Robotic hand uses the power of static electricity to pick up objects

Robotic hand uses the power of static electricity to pick up objects Mariella Moon Engadget A cheap robotic hand developed by a company called...

Friday, 24 October 2014

Honda's pedestrian-detecting technology is coming to cars this year

Honda's pedestrian-detecting technology is coming to cars this year Mariella Moon Engadget  Loyal Honda fans, crisis averted. You don't have...