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Japanese newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun has accused Chinese web giant Baidu of making an app that’s a danger to users’ privacy.
Wow the Chinese spying on your computer, who would’ve thought!.!.!.?
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By Daniel Cooper Sony’s second-generation SmartWatch may not have impressed the critics, but those lukewarm feelings haven’t deterred the company from making another wearable.
Another non-surprise in the wearable domain, no matter how cool / James Bond the idea is,
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A liquid crystal flower under magnification. The black dot at center is the silica bead that generates the flower’s pattern. (Credit: University of
Just a cool idea, we shall have to see if it has legs, but worth a quick check if you do digital cameras or DVD lenses or TV screens
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China has banned Bitcoin from being used as a currency; Germany has permitted its transactional use; Singapore is keeping hands-off. India, meanwhile, has yet to make a ruling, but it’s keen to make the public aware of the dangers.
One more nation says "No" to Bitcoin and strongly suggests against it’s use to its citizens
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Amidst rumors of 2K displays and octa-core CPUs for the LG G3, the Korea Herald has just added another: The upcoming smartphone will come with a G-Arch
Not a surprise really, and by now this is starting to get boring on who is entering, next thing it will be banks, and your local utility company who is gonna get in on this wearable / IoT thing
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Dogs. We love them. They accompany us for pleasant walks. They, uh, force us to go on lots of unpleasant walks. They bark, sit and occasionally give high fives on command. They truly are man’s best f…
Somehow or another I don’t think fido could care less about this LED light, dogs don’t do technology the way humans do, unless you count electric fences that shock the poor bugger
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On a piece of graphene (the dark horizontal surface with a hexagonal pattern of carbon atoms), in a strong magnetic field, electrons can move only along the
Important if in the Semiconductor R&D space, read on
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In August, the blog revealed that chains of double or triple-bonded carbon atoms, known as carbyne, should be stronger and stiffer than any known material.
Better than graphene? ? Well you had better read on if you know why graphene is important and why this may be even better, known as carbyne, should be stronger and stiffer than any known material.
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Last September, several major car and automotive systems manufacturers, including Daimler, Nissan, and Tesla, announced plans to commercially introduce autonomous self-driving cars by 2020.
V2V, (Vehicle to Vehicle) ciommunications, very interesting read on where its going.
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