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Google’s browser-based operating system is still shaky when offline, but Samsung’s Chromebook, priced at just $249, is a decent cheap laptop.
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For really big print jobs, you need a really big 3-D printer.
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Apple is working on an update for iPhones and iPads that bring several new features to its latest mobile operating system, iOS 6.
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What we call the Internet Reformation can be seen clearly in reports like this. A young man uses 'Net technology to track every drone strike and makes a horrible discovery.
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Apple is testing multiple high resolution, big-screen TV-set designs, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Derek Williams's interview on the Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock radio show 12-14-2012. Williams is Co-Founder of Amendment II American Armor, creator and maker of RynoHide Nanotube Bullet Proof Vests. [MP3 & VIDEO LOADED]
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Security firm exposes dangers of so-called “smart” products
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Tapping the overhead shooting ability of an unmanned aerial system, filmmakers generate an eerie Tron-like motif as only overhead photography can.
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Caltech scientists build the world's first integrated terahertz scanners, the size of a fingertip.
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An Arizona-based company recently filed a patent for high-tech futuristic handcuffs that are, in a word, terrifying.
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Part painting, part sculpture, Quakescape taps realtime seismological data to create a color-coded visualization of the earth's movements beneath Christchurch, New Zealand.
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2012 was a great year for gadgets.
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Indiana Jones practiced archaeology with a bull whip and fedora. Joseph Greene and Adam Aja are using another unlikely tool — a 3-D printer.
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Syria’s rebels may have taken the concept of a videogame a tad too far. A homemade rebel tank has recently been seen rolling down the road like a post-apocalyptic battle wagon — and armed with a machine gun controlled like it’s a PlayStation.
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued a preliminary ruling invalidating “the Steve Jobs patent,” which covers several key multitouch features — including scrolling — at the heart of iOS.
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