News Ex-Official Says FBI Can Secretly Activate an Individual's Webcam Without Indication
12-08-2013
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The Blaze
“The FBI has been able to covertly activate a computer’s camera — without triggering the light that lets users know it is recording — for several years, and has used that technique mainly in terrorism cases or the most serious criminal investigations
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News Drool-Worthy $99 Kit Lets Kids Build Their Own Computers
12-04-2013
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Wired.com
Teaching children the basics of computer science isn’t as simple as teaching them to tie their shoes.
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News Bitcoin Developer Sells $8 Million Worth Of Hardware In 24 Hours....
12-03-2013
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businessinsider.com
Stockholm-based KnCMiner sold $8 million worth of their new $10,000-a-pop bitcoin miners in 24 hours last Wednesday, according to KnC spokesman Alex Lawn.
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News Quantum computing moves forward with new breakthrough
11-20-2013
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dvice
Most scientists believe the next step in computing will be quantum computers. Quantum computers are fast: they are capable of working a million times faster than a standard PC.
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News UrtheCast: Cameras for Live Video Views of Planet Earth To Launch Nov. 25
11-18-2013
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universetoday.com
A Canadian camera system aiming to provide near-realtime video views of Earth is readying for a launch from Kazakhstan.
If all goes well, the UrtheCast dual camera system will blast off in a Progress supply ship on Nov. 25, 2013.
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News Quantum computing moves forward with new breakthrough
11-16-2013
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http://www.dvice.com, Robin Burks
Most scientists believe the next step in computing will be quantum computers. Quantum computers are fast: they are capable of working a million times faster than a standard PC.
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News Cognitive Computing For All: IBM Releases a Legion of Watsons
11-14-2013
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http://www.popsci.com, By Erik Sofge
Watson is dead. IBM’s Jeopardy-winning computer, whose calculations resided on a custom-built bank of servers roughly the size of a master bedroom, is no more.
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News 3D-scanning quadrotor wheel conquers air, land and sea
11-06-2013
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dvice.com
There's a new quadrotor out there, one which defies all categorization. All at once, it can fly, roll across the ground and sail along the water.
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News Fast and Spacious Helium-Filled Hard Drives Ready for Liftoff
11-05-2013
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http://www.technologyreview.com,By Katherine Bourz
Hard-drive maker HGST has tamed the manufacturing challenges to bringing high-capacity, energy-efficient helium-filled drives to market.
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News Tech Time Warp of the Week: Steve Jobs’ NeXT Computer, 1990
11-02-2013
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Wired.com
Steve Jobs is gone. But, thanks to the wonders of the internet, you can easily return to the days when he so forcefully pushed the world towards the future.
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News Man stitches computer into his arm, becomes DIY cyborg
11-02-2013
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dvice.com
There's a guy out there with a computer embedded in his forearm.
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News ET deals: $699 for Dell Inspiron 15R touchscreen laptop
11-01-2013
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extremetech.com
Who needs to wait for Black Friday? In our deal hunting experience there are only a handful of deals that truly are worth waiting for until the magical shopping day.
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News Attorney For Freedom - John McAfee
10-31-2013
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Attorney For Freedom Show
Our guest today on The Attorney For Freedom Show was John McAfee, founder of McAfee Antivirus.
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News Stanford scientists create world's first carbon nanotube computer
10-24-2013
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http://www.theverge.com, By Katie Drummond
Computers of the future could be even smaller, faster, and more efficient — all by doing away with the very material that currently comprises their core.
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Opinion
What You Need to Know About Microsoft’s Spying Ways
10-18-2013 Paul Rosenberg
I had a conversation the other day with the best and most knowledgeable computer guy I know. After discussing privacy threats, he made this statement: Everybody buying a Windows computer today is a traitor to humanity.
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News How the Bible and YouTube are fueling the next frontier of password cracking
10-09-2013
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ars technica
"Rather than try a brute force that makes sense to a computer but not to people, let's use human beings because people typically make these long passwords based on things that humans use," Dustin remembered thinking. "I basically utilized the
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News Graphene Could Make Data Centers and Supercomputers More Efficient
10-02-2013
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http://www.technologyreview.com, By Mike Orcutt
New research suggests graphene could enable highly efficient optical communication in chips for data centers and supercomputers.
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News Depth-Sensing Cameras Head to Mobile Devices
10-01-2013
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Technologyreview.com
Adding 3-D sensors to existing and future mobile devices will enable augmented-reality games, handheld 3-D scanning, and better photography.
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News Forza 5 Using “100%” Of The Xbox One Hardware
09-28-2013
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http://gamesided.com, By Daniel George
There is no better test for a gaming console’s graphical capabilities than for a racing game, and the team behind Forza 5 are doing their best to push the limits of the Xbox One.
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News The First Carbon Nanotube Computer
09-25-2013
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Technologyreview.com
A carbon nanotube computer processor is comparable to a chip from the early 1970s, and may be the first step beyond silicon electronics.
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News Apple’s Fingerprint ID May Mean You Can’t ‘Take the Fifth’
09-12-2013
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Wired
There’s a lot of talk around biometric authentication since Apple introduced its newest iPhone, which will let users unlock their device with a fingerprint. Given Apple’s industry-leading position, it’s probably not a far stretch to expect this kind
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Headlines: Apple’s Fingerprint ID May Mean You Can’t ‘Take the Fifth’ -- The First Carbon Nanotube Computer -- A Robo-Desk for Weary Office Workers -- Forza 5 Using “100%” Of The Xbox One Hardware -- Depth-Sensing Cameras Head to Mobile Devices -- Graphene Could Make Data Centers and Supercomputers More Efficient -- Technologies to Watch in the Revolutionary Times Ahead -- How the Bible and YouTube are fueling the next frontier of password cracking -- What You Need to Know About Microsoft’s Spying Ways -- Stanford scientists create world's first carbon nanotube computer -- Common Blue Pigment Could Help Make A Quantum Computer -- Attorney For Freedom - John McAfee -- ET deals: $699 for Dell Inspiron 15R touchscreen laptop -- Man stitches computer into his arm, becomes DIY cyborg -- Tech Time Warp of the Week: Steve Jobs’ NeXT Computer, 1990 -- Fast and Spacious Helium-Filled Hard Drives Ready for Liftoff -- 3D-scanning quadrotor wheel conquers air, land and sea -- Cognitive Computing For All: IBM Releases a Legion of Watsons -- Quantum computing moves forward with new breakthrough -- UrtheCast: Cameras for Live Video Views of Planet Earth To Launch Nov. 25 -- Quantum computing moves forward with new breakthrough -- Bitcoin Developer Sells $8 Million Worth Of Hardware In 24 Hours....
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