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After watching Russia's and Ukraine's electronic warriors battle it out, the US military wants to 'dial up' up its own 'jamming power'
Russia and Ukraine are jamming each other's radios and zapping each other's drones, and the US military is preparing for the same kind of combat.
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Why It Was Almost Impossible to Make the Blue LED
The blue LED was supposed to be impossible—until a young engineer proposed a moonshot idea.
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10 Gadgets Ahead of Their Time
Everyone's a victim of bad timing sometimes. These gadgets brought revolutionary new features to the market. They just did it a little too soon.
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The best all-in-one PC: new touchscreen Windows 8 desktops
It's an interesting time to buy an all-in-one PC, that's for sure. The iMac is thinner and more powerful than ever, and Windows machines finally have touchscreens that appeal to an average user.
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Maximize Your Safety with AfterShokz Sport Headphones
AfterShokz recently released its second generation headphones that transfer sound via bone conduction.
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Adam Lanza Tried To Destroy His Hard Drive. Here’s How We Can Still Follow His Electronic Trail.
Last week, before committing one of the worst mass shootings in modern American history, Adam Lanza tried to destroy the hard drive on his computer. But whatever he was trying to hide might still be recoverable.
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Hartmut Esslinger's early apple computer and tablet designs
designboom takes a look back at hartmut esslinger's designs of the early 80's, overviewing prototypes, concepts and explorations of apple's first computers, laptops and tablets.
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10 Raspberry Pi creations that show how amazing the tiny PC can be.
Arcade cabinets, robots, wearable computers and more built by Pi hobbyists.
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You Know What I Want to Do in 2013? Talk to My Television
A plea to TV makers in 2013: give me radically simply voice-control for changing channels.
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Japanese Electronics Firms Were Dominant, Now They're Apple Suppliers
It was a very bad year for the country's gadget makers.
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Acer President: 'Still Too Early to Say' if Windows 8 is a Flop
Acer will mainly focus on x86 Windows 8 devices going forward, even though it plans to release a few Windows RT-themed products.
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The Netbook Isn’t Dead... It’s Just Resting
There's still a market for light, small, cheap laptops.
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Don’t Call the E-Reader Doomed
Now that 2012 is over, the Wall Street Journal is pondering whether the e-reader era is coming to an end. Is it time to write e-readers' obituary?
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Top 10 Most Extreme Substances
Extreme has (luckily) lost most of its buzz-word status. It’s mostly back to meaning things on the fringe, way out near the edges, where they blow our minds with their extremeness, rather than simply having 3 times the corn syrup and colors nature never intended.
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Plair: A Dongle For Streaming Videos From Your Phone To TV
Plair is a new app-cessory that aims to fix the problem of sharing digital media with friends. Crafted by NewDealDesign, Plair is a Wi-Fi-enabled USB dongle that can connect any smartphone to any television (that has a USB port).
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Tethercell magically turns AA batteries into Bluetooth devices
Traditional batteries may never be the same again since Tetherboard displayed its working Tethercell prototype at CES 2013. It embeds Bluetooth into a traditional AA battery form.
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Pebble smartwatch review
The Pebble smartwatch is a lot more than just a watch — it’s the latest attempt to turn your wrist into the launchpad for a wearable computing revolution. It’s also the preeminent symbol of...
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How Apple got serious about style
'Design Forward,' a book debuting in the U.S. today, reveals Frog Design founder Hartmut Esslinger's challenges helping to transform Apple product design in the 1980s and beyond.
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What to Expect From the Next PlayStation
Sony is making a big announcement late Wednesday, and the consensus from the rumor mill is that it will be the next generation PlayStation console (a.k.a "PlayStation 4").
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Scientists increase lithium-sulfur battery lifetime by a factor of 10
The world of rechargeable batteries is full of trade-offs. While lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are currently the most commercially successful, their low energy density doesn't allow for a long driving range.
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