The long time ban on fan-made Doctor Who submissions to the Cuusoo custom Lego service has been lifted, and now that there’s an entry worth taking a look at it’s time to bust […]
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Doctor Who Lego set is begging for your votes
The long time ban on fan-made Doctor Who submissions to the Cuusoo custom Lego service has been lifted, and now that there’s an entry worth taking a look at it’s time to bust […]
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OpenGL ES 3.1 unlocks mobile GPUs for general computing, physics simulations in a shader
Unless you own a Windows Phone, chances are the games and graphics-heavy apps you use on your smartphone take advantage of OpenGL ES–a subset of the OpenGL graphics rendering API specifically aimed at […]
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Samsung creates 3rd generation Galaxy Beam projector phone
Samsung is giving the idea of stuffing a projector into a phone one more try, and it looks like China Mobile is one of the carriers that is going to be selling it […]
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CMOs: Analytics, social media key to business strategy, but we're too swamped
While CEOs are leaning hard on their marketing lieutenants to help drive business strategy, most CMOs admit their organizations are still unable to capitalize on the mountains of data they're already collecting.
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iRobot, Cisco make Ava 500 available: Can remote management fly?
The Ava 500, a telepresence robot from iRobot and Cisco, has exited beta. What remains to be seen is how employees adapt to remote management on the fly.
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Republican senator accidentally creates a meme by silently staring into your soul
Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell's campaign got more than it bargained for last week when its strange, silent ad of the senator doing little more than smiling, shaking hands, and pretending to work started to go viral. On Wednesday, one person on YouTube began splicing the footage into classic sitcom openings, placing a smiling McConnell into series including Full House and Family Matters. And the following day, the ad reached an opponent in his home state, who placed text over the ad to give McConnell's silent actions some supposed thoughts.
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How is an earthquake triggered in Silicon Valley turning your company into a software vendor?
As we enter the age of the customer we are leveraging cloud, mobile and big data technologies to build better and more complete experiences with our customers. In doing so we are creating new digital experiences, radically different interactions, and redefining what our companies do and how they should be viewed.
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Dorian Nakamoto issues a final public statement insisting he didn't invent Bitcoin
Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto, the man Newsweek pinned as the creator of Bitcoin, has retained legal counsel in an attempt to clear his name. In a pointed statement issued early Monday, Nakamoto again emphatically denied any connection to the cryptocurrency. "I did not create, invent, or otherwise work on Bitcoin," he said. "I unconditionally deny the Newsweek report."
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Microsoft delivers free OneNote for Mac and Windows
Microsoft has made available for immediate download the expected free versions of its OneNote note-taking app for Mac and desktop Windows.
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The Future is Now: advancing interactive education through Intel technology
As a renowned film producer and President of Scholastic Media, Deborah Forte is spearheading efforts to bring modern technology to the rapidly changing field of educational entertainment. Earlier this year, Deborah and her team at Scholastic Media announced a partnership with Intel to deliver collaborative gaming experiences on Intel-based All-in-One PCs for Scholastic’s timeless properties Clifford the Big Red Dog and I SPY. Using Intel’s immersive RealSense technology to create high quality children’s media, Deborah hopes to bring children back to reading and introduce them to the future of interactive education.
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Apple's Healthbook will reportedly go beyond fitness to analyze your blood
9to5Mac reports this morning that Apple's long-rumored fitness and health-tracking app Healthbook is well on its way to reality. Designed to resemble Passbook, the ambitious app will apparently be able to analyze everything from activity and heart rate to blood oxygen levels, though it's still unclear what devices or third-party applications will be needed to source the data.
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Cloud Technology Partners PaaSLane - validating enterprise apps
Enterprise applications may or may not be ready for cloud deployment. Cloud Technology Partners believes that PaaSLane is the perfect tool for evaluating enterprise Java and .NET applications and determining if they're ready for the cloud.
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Microsoft launches OneNote for Mac, brings new features to note-taking service
Microsoft is launching some significant changes to its OneNote apps and service today. The software maker originally released its note-taking app more than 10 years ago, but it has largely been limited to Microsoft’s Windows platforms. That’s changing today with the addition of the OneNote for Mac application, available for free from the App Store. Like the Windows equivalent, OneNote for Mac includes the collapsible ribbon interface and the same note-taking functionality.
Visually, there are only subtle differences between the Windows and Mac versions, and it’s likely that a similar style will make its way to the upcoming Office for Mac release due later this year. While the Mac version of OneNote is being released for free,...
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ARM-based Robot smashes Rubik’s Cube world record by more than two seconds
A specially designed robot known as Cubestormer 3 has been used to break the world record for solving a Rubik’s Cube. The robot, which broke the previous record by more than two seconds, is powered by an octa-core Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone... Continue Reading ARM-based Robot smashes Rubik’s Cube world record by more than two seconds
Section: Robotics
Tags: Lego, Puzzles, Robots, Samsung Galaxy S4, World Records
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The other thing Holland has legalized: carrier-free SIM cards
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Microsoft intros an LTE version of the Surface 2, arrives tomorrow for $679
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Microsoft's OneNote goes completely free, launches for Macs
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iRobot's Ava 500 telepresence-on-a-stick is rolling out now (video)
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Titanfall graphics test highlights glitches on Xbox One (video)
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Parece un pez y se mueve como un pez pero es un robot flexible
Entre otras utilidades, este pez robot diseñado por investigadores del MIT, puede utilizarse como instrumento de análisis y medición del agua o para estudiar ecosistemas marinos o aguas contaminadas. Utiliza propulsores de CO2 para desplazarse por el agua moviendo la cola flexible. Es capaz de hacer giros tan rápidos y cerrados como 100 grados en 100 milisegundos, igualando en este sentido a los peces «de verdad».
Su rapidez y agilidad se la debe a su concepción de soft robot o robot flexible que prescinde de motores y servos mecánicos para usar en su lugar materiales flexibles que se mueven utilizando gas como el CO2 o aire comprimido. Funciona de forma similar a los músculos artificiales accionados por aire comprimido
De robots flexibles ya hemos visto antes algunos ejemplos. Poco a poco se va convirtiendo en una variante de la robótica que algunos defienden como «más adecuada» para interactuar con los humanos,
A medida que los robots participan en el mundo y comienzan a interactuar con las personas cada vez más, es mucho más fácil hacer que los robots sean seguros para nosotros si sus cuerpos son suaves y flexibles, que no supongan un peligro si te golpean.
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Apple reportedly launching a cheaper 8GB iPhone 5c on March 18th
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Lego robot solves Rubik’s Cube in under 4 seconds, sets world record
Just 3.253 seconds. That’s how long it took a robot built out of Lego bricks to solve a Rubik’s Cube at the 2014 Big Bang Fair in Birmingham, England. The Cubestormer 3 was […]
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Watch Dogs contains 100 hours of gameplay
Watch Dogs has now had its release date confirmed as May 27, meaning it’s almost done and Ubisoft can start to share more about what to expect from the much-anticipated game. And creative […]
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iPhone 6 rumored to have 389ppi Ultra Retina display, be 0.22 inches thick
The announcement of a new iPhone or iPad no longer comes with any real surprises. All the details are leaked weeks before Apple does its official unveiling. And one of the people with […]
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Sony adds $50 to PS4 price, $10 to games in Canada
Typically the price you pay for a games console on launch day is the highest price it will ever retail for. But that’s not the case with the PS4 if you happen to […]
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Roland takes aim at mobile musicians with the Cube Street EX
Roland has give its lightweight, battery-powered Cube Street amp from 2007 a powerful upgrade in the shape of the Street EX portable busking amp. Where the original featured two 2.5 W Neodymium speakers and promised 15 hours of use from six AA-sized batteries, the EX has two woofers and two tweeters for up to 50 W of output oomph, and can stay on the street for up to 20 hours on battery power... Continue Reading Roland takes aim at mobile musicians with the Cube Street EX
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Google wants to let Android and iOS gamers play together
Google Play game services, the backend that powers online features for many Android games, is expanding significantly to iOS. In an announcement timed for the Game Developers Conference this week, Google says it's bringing turn-based and real-time multiplayer capabilities to iOS. Should developers choose to integrate the service with their games, they'll be able to enable gamers with Android and iOS devices to play against each other cross-platform.
Play Games already supports iOS through a plug-in for the Unity game engine that supports achievements and leaderboards, and that plug-in will be updated soon adding the multiplayer element. An early version of a separate SDK for non-Unity games is also being released, but at launch it won't...
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'Asphalt 8' for iOS is the first mobile game you can stream on Twitch
Last week, streaming service Twitch followed through with its promised launch on Xbox One; now, it's showing up on smaller screens. Well-reviewed arcade racing game Asphalt 8: Airborne, developed by prolific mobile studio Gameloft, is the first game to use Twitch's recently announced mobile SDK. Players will be able to stream games live while recording themselves through a front-facing phone or tablet camera, as well as watch live chat and share archived streaming sessions. Twitch has long had viewing-only mobile apps, but it's recently been expanding the scope of its recording service: both Sony and Microsoft's new consoles have built-in streaming support, and mobile devices are apparently the next focus.
Unlike on desktop computers or...
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Is that .NET or Java app ready for the cloud? PaasLane 2.0 removes the guesswork
The automated assessment tool from integrator Cloud Technology Partners analyzes code for cloud readiness, helping IT teams identify potential issues that could slow down migration to public or private environment.
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Cyber wargame hunts for hidden talent in Churchill's bunker
GCHQ sponsored security competition uses mega cyber-attack scenario to test out canditates.
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Going underground: How Bologna's sewers hold the key to a startup-boosting fibre rollout
The Italian city is opening up its underground infrastructure to help speed a €15m fibre to the home deployment.
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IBM denies assisting NSA in customer spying
IBM has categorically denied any involvement with the U.S. National Security Agency's spying spree, and insists it has never handed over client data in the name of surveillance.
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Google Voice: The ultimate Android how-to
In this article, we look at how you can use Google Voice from your Android device, how you can display your Google Voice number as your Caller ID, and how you can make minutes-free Google Voice VoIP calls via WiFi.
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Analysis: What exact control over the Internet is the US giving up and is it bad or not?
The single most important question is this: what does America currently control and therefore, what would we actually be giving up?
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Automated upgrades from XP: How does PCMover work?
Migrating an old Windows XP system to Win 7 or 8 is a pain, especially if you have many of them. I interviewed Dan Spear, author of PCMover, to talk about how it automates the process.
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Stripe improves mobile checkout experience
Major updated to online payment processing platform also includes one of the most common feature requests: support for separate billing and payment addresses.
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The Galaxy S5 avoids being labeled a medical device, despite built-in heart rate sensor
The Galaxy S5, which is equipped with a heart rate monitor, has avoided being classed as a medical device in South Korea, ensuring it won't require additional approval before going on sale next month.
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Android phone battery suffering? Here's a simple fix
You head out for the day and use your Android phone the same as usual. In the middle of the day your phone notifies you that your battery is almost dead. Here's how to stop the drain.
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Xiaomi has been taking Notes, announces 5.5-inch, octa-core phablet for China
Chinese smartphone brand Xiaomi has announced the Redmi Note. Judging by the name and its spec, the phone is aimed at grabbing some of Samsung's phablet market share.
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Twitter CEO Dick Costolo to ‘learn more about Chinese culture’ on first visit to nation
Twitter's CEO is visiting China this week reportedly to "learn more about Chinese culture and the country's thriving technology sector," though his trip is bound to spark speculation that the micro-blogging service is looking to re-enter the market.
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Another Flickr redesign on the way – slicker and waves bye-bye to Yahoo toolbar
Less than a year after it had a major makeover, Flickr looks set for another redesign in the coming weeks, bringing with it a slicker interface and emphasized sharing options. The much-criticized Yahoo toolbar will reportedly be dumped, too.
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Vodafone UK snatches exclusive rights to sell the Copper Gold Galaxy S5
Samsung has struck a deal with Vodafone in the UK, agreeing to let the network have exclusive rights to sell the new Copper Gold Galaxy S5 smartphone.
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Gimmick or next big thing? The verdict is still out on curved phones
Samsung and LG both have curved phones out now, but is it a return to better ergonomics in phones, or a useless trick meant to merely set the phones apart?
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Gravie Health Insurance Marketplace Raises $10.5 Million Series A From Aberdare Ventures
Today Gravie, a health insurance marketplace competing with the likes of Zenefits, has closed a $10.5 million Series A round led by Aberdare Ventures, with participation from exiting investor FirstMark Capital. This comes six months after Gravie closed a $2.6 million seed round, bringing the company's total funding to more than $13 million. Gravie is a health insurance marketplace that is… Read More
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Blood test determines severity of concussions
It wasn't so long ago that shaking off a knock to the head and getting back on the field was seen as a sign of toughness for sportspeople. But in recent years, increased awareness of the potential for long-term damage has put the seriousness of concussion in the spotlight. Researchers at Sahlgrenska Academy in Sweden have now developed a blood test that reveals the severity of a concussion and when it is safe for a player to return to the game... Continue Reading Blood test determines severity of concussions
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Tags: Blood, Brain, Impact, Sports, Trauma, Traumatic Brain Injury, University of Gothenburg
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Benchmark vendor comes down on Samsung, Sony phones for gaming tests
Last year, a number of Samsung phones were found to be falsely inflating Primate Labs' popular Geekbench 3 benchmarking tests. The software maker recently reported the results of its benchmark boosting detection and how it will deal with the gaming of its system.
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Playing by the rules: Australia's banks and the privacy reforms
A closer look into how Australia's biggest banks have made changes to their privacy policies to ensure they are compliant with the latest reforms.
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NZ all-of-government program targets VMware, Oracle and Citrix
After inking a deal with Microsoft in 2012, the New Zealand government plans to extend all-of-government licensing to other software vendors.
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Australia endorses US withdrawal from internet control
The Australian government has welcomed the US government's decision to scale back its oversight of ICANN.
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Nikon faces China probe over dust problem
Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Industry and Commerce is investigating allegations of a recurring defect in the Nikon D600 camera, following the broadcast of a consumer rights report on CCTV.
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Kinect and Unreal Engine 4 power Alzheimer's and dementia care project (video)
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Twitter CEO plans 'personal trip' to China, will include meeting government officials
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Jonathan Ive: 'We're surrounded by anonymous, poorly made objects'
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Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of March 16, 2014
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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Cooking up innovation: Top BBQ tech for 2014
Gathering around a pit of intense heat and vigilantly turning pieces of food at perfectly-timed intervals, otherwise known as barbecuing, has to be one of man's longest and most widely-held traditions. But from singed steaks to chorizo sausages and wood chips to propane, everybody has a slightly different take on how to deliver the perfect feast. As the warmer months approach for many of our readers and neighbors, friends and family prepare to don their aprons and fire up the grill, Gizmag has smoked out 10 BBQ gadgets that will ensure your backyard cook-up is not one to be missed... Continue Reading Cooking up innovation: Top BBQ tech for 2014
Section: Around The Home
Tags: BBQ, Cooking, Entertainment, Food, Grillbot, Grilling, Open Air Cinema, Outdoor, Outdoor TV, Solar Powered
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Rutledge BookBook case takes the MacBook back in time
Apple accessory manufacturer Twelve South is looking to give MacBook owners a ye olde world option for protecting their shiny new devices with the Rutledge BookBook. .. Continue Reading Rutledge BookBook case takes the MacBook back in time
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Falcon 9 puts its legs up a little longer after SpaceX delays launch
SpaceX has delayed the scheduled launch of the third commercial flight of its unmanned Dragon cargo ship to the International Space Station (ISS). The launch, which was originally scheduled for Sunday, March 16 at 4:41 AM EDT from Launch Complex 40 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida, would have been the first mission of the Falcon 9 launch vehicle with its landing legs. .. Continue Reading Falcon 9 puts its legs up a little longer after SpaceX delays launch
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OpenStack's top operating system: Ubuntu Linux
Lots of operating systems run on the OpenStack cloud, but Ubuntu Linux is most users' favorite.
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Asus rolls out Zenbook UX32LA, UX32LN Ultrabook laptops
Both new 13-inch notebooks use Intel Haswell processors, but the pricier UX32LN adds a full HD display and an option for Nvidia's new Maxwell mobile graphics.
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Crimeans vote to secede from Ukraine and join Russia in disputed ballot
Voters in Crimea turned out in droves today to determine whether or not their country would remain an autonomous part of Ukraine or instead join Russia. In what was deemed a foregone conclusion by the West, Crimeans voted overwhelmingly to secede, with the head of the referendum committee reporting that 95 percent of residents backed annexation. The final tally is expected in the coming days, and the Crimean parliament will formally ask Russia to be annexed tomorrow. European nations and the US have denounced the ballot as illegal, and sanctions are expected going forward as Russia continues to stir old Cold War-era fears.
"We are one family and we want to live with our brothers."
According to the Associated Press, fireworks were shot...
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Hands On With HereO, The Small And Simple GPS Watch Made Especially For Kids
If you've got a child between the ages of 3 and 8, you're in an interesting spot as a parent. The kid is old enough to be involved in activities such as school and play dates, which can keep them out from under your watchful eyes for hours at a time. But they're not quite old enough to have a cell phone of their own for keeping in touch. A startup called HereO has made a gadget especially for… Read More
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