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Things We Like for 2015: A Realist’s Guide to CES
We took a team of experienced editors and writers to the biggest electronics show of the year: CES 2015. And instead of writing up hundreds or thousands of posts on what’s in Las Vegas, we wrote a single list of the things that we might recommend in the coming year. The items we picked are a mixture of things: those that we feel people will find useful or need in their daily lives, a few whimsical picks that we think will make life...
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The Turn-Verizon Zombie Cookie
Verizon Wireless injects a unique header into customer web traffic. When the practice came to light last year, it was widely panned. Numerous security researchers pointed out that this “supercookie” could trivially be used to track mobile subscribers, even if they had opted out, cleared their cookies, or entered private browsing mode.1 But Verizon persisted, emphasizing that its own business model did not use the header for tracking.
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Tom's Guide: Best 3D Printers 2015
What’s the best 3D printer on the market? It depends on your needs. We recommend the best 3D printers for your skills, aspirations and budget.
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10 insanely innovative, incredibly cool Raspberry Pi projects
In honor of Pi Day, here are 10 of the most thrilling examples of makers getting creative with the $35 Raspberry Pi.
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Ideaz : Lenovo K3 Note vs Xiaomi Mi4i - review of features and price - which is best for India
Compare the size, features, specifications, performance, camera quality, build, display quality, audio quality, battery life and all important features of the Lenovo K3 Note VS Xiaomi Mi 4i.
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As PC sales implode, Apple Mac sales are surging
The latest data from research firms IDC and Gartner reveals that the PC industry is imploding. Year over year, PC sales dropped by about 10-12%. Apple, though, continued to buck this industry-wide ...
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Best Use For HP SFF
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Review: Epson’s New Inkjet Printers Eliminate Cartridges, Save You $500 a Year
The most expensive liquid you buy is inkjet ink. So what would you say to a printer that might cost more itself but saves you big bucks on ink? David Pogue does the math for you.
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Infographic: The Evolution of Mobile Advertising
Take a look at how mobile advertising has evolved from its humble beginnings and look ahead towards its high-tech future
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MIT invents 'breakthrough' 3D printer that can print 10 different materials simultaneously
Researchers from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have made a breakthrough in the field of 3D printing, developing a 3D printer prototype that is able to print up to 10 different materials simultaneously onto a single object. At the moment, most conventional 3D printers can only print out one material layer-by-layer at a time, whether it be plastic, metal, ceramics or wood, and users need to...
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Samsung unveils world’s first 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray disc player
10-bit color, 60fps Blu-rays coming to Europe and US next year. Fox is on board.
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PC Building with my 3 Year Old
The cutest PC build you will ever watch!
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Dell. EMC. HP. Cisco. These Tech Giants Are the Walking Dead
They'll walk for years to come. They'll sell some stuff. They'll make some money. They may do some new things. But as tech giants, they're dead.
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Xiaomi's Mi Pad 2 is an iPad lookalike that can run Windows 10 (hands-on)
While Xiaomi's first tablet didn't quite make the splash the company was hoping for, its second 7.9-inch slate could make more of an impact. Like all of its products, Xiaomi is selling the new tablet at a ridiculously low price point, in this case just 999 yuan (approximately $155, £105 or AU$215). Along with the Redmi Note 3, it goes on sale on November 27 in China.
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How carrots inspired the technology behind high smartphone and tablet screens
This Christmas, as consumers around the world hope Santa will give them a smartphone, TV or tablet computer, few people know that the lowly carrot inspired the liquid crystals at the core of such high-tech gadgets.
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90:9:1 – the odd ratio that technology keeps creating
What do operating systems, browsers and search engines all have in common? It seems to be a ratio of 90:9:1 between the key players. One player dominates; then others get a minimal share. Take mobile OSs: This week the Mozilla Foundation pulled the plug on Firefox OS – the mobile OS which could have replaced native apps with HTML-based apps – a final death throe in the mobile OS wars. There are now three main platforms...
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Wireless Routers 101 - Introduction
A wireless router is the central piece of gear for a residential network. It manages network traffic between the Internet (via the modem) and a wide variety of client devices, both wired and wireless. Many of today's consumer routers are loaded with features, incorporating wireless connectivity, switching, I/O for external storage devices as well as comprehensive security functionality. A wired switch, often taking the form of four gigabit Ethernet...
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SXSW Interactive 2016: tech, news, panels, and more
It can be hard to get a grasp on South by Southwest, the sometimes ungainly group of panels, conventions, and festivals the descend upon Austin, Texas in March. But we've got you covered here with everything from SXSW Interactive. That means the latest tech, the biggest news from the companies that take over the show, and interesting updates from all sorts of panels covering every aspect of the media landscape.
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Sneaky new drone can hide under water for months, then float to the surface to take off
After months of analysis and experimentation, a team of researchers from Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Lab announced the successful development of a reliable sea-to-air UAV. Dubbed the Corrosion Resistant Aerial Covert Unmanned Nautical System — or CRACUNS for short — Johns Hopkins’ drone has the ability to reside for months underwater without deteriorating or decaying. Once given the signal, the...
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How a 4-Pound Engine Can Replace a 40-Pound Engine
Engine startup LiquidPiston has radically shrunk a go-kart engine, but it's the military applications that has everyone really excited.
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