Thursday, 12 March 2015
Daily Roundup: Chromebook Pixel, Apple's App Store woes and more!
An Apple engineer speaks on the design process that led to the new MacBook
With all the furor about the new MacBook, it's nice see Apple loosening up a bit and letting their engineers speak freely about the super-thin laptop. It might not be the MacBook for you, or maybe you're just waiting for an updated MacBook Pro, or maybe it's exactly what you want. Regardless of where you sit, it's always good to laugh.
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Russia's amphibious UAV is equal parts plane and hovercraft
Audi says it's working on an all-electric SUV for 2018
Audi's dabbling in all-electric vehicles recently culminated with the R8 e-tron, a flashy looking sports car that was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show this past week. But the company has bigger plans in the form of a sports utility vehicle. Speaking at Audi's annual press conference in Germany yesterday, engineering chief Ulrich Hackenberg said the company plans on bringing a battery-powered "sports activity vehicle" in early 2018. That car, which Hackenberg described as "very attractive," would also have a range upwards of 500 kilometers (or about 310 miles), he added.
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The True* Origin Story of the New MacBook
How did Jony and Tim dream up the design of Apple's new, crazy-thin MacBook? Turns out, it was a happy accident. Aaaaiiiiii!
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Wednesday, 11 March 2015
PayPal acquires Israeli company that can predict future malware
