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by Nick | Jul 20, 2013 | Technology IT | 0 |
Predictably charming?
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Microsoft’s Surface RT.
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Representatives from Samsung demonstrate LoJack security technology on Thursday. (Credit: San Francisco District Attorney’s office) SAN FRANCISCO — There’s still more work to be done before the public learns whether experts were able to circumvent the latest antitheft measures from Apple and Samsung on their smartphones. San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón told reporters here that results from Thursday’s security tests on Apple’s iOS 7 and the LoJack program for Samsung’s Galaxy S4 are still being compiled, and urged patience for the results
Read Moreby Nick | Jul 19, 2013 | Technology IT | 0 |
Leisure Suit Larry: Reloaded for iOS looks nice, but it feels cramped on an iPhone.
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A top-secret federal court has renewed the authority of the U.S. government to collect telephone records as part of its surveillance program. In other words: Let the federal spying keep on rolling
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The knife tells surgeons in real time whether tissue is malignant or benign. (Credit: Imperial College London) A new surgical knife that leans on both old and new technology could reduce surgery time and the need for follow-up operations by diagnosing cancer midcut. Developed by Zoltan Takats of Imperial College London, the iKnife is based on a technology that dates back to the 1920s called electrosurgery, where an electrical current rapidly heats tissue to make incisions with minimal blood loss.
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A rare appearance of Larry Page with his Google Glass attached to his head. (Credit: The Daily Conversation/YouTube Screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET) Unlike his co-founder Sergey Brin, you won’t find Google CEO Larry Page in public much sporting his Google Glass, except at weddings in Croatia, but don’t think that he isn’t a big fan.
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Apple’s power adapter. (Credit: Apple) The death of a 23-year-old Chinese woman last week, who was allegedly electrocuted while answering a call on her iPhone, is now believed to be linked to a third-party USB charger.
Read Moreby Nick | Jul 19, 2013 | Technology IT | 0 |
So jolly. (Credit: Microsoft/YouTube Screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET) The numbers aren’t singing a song that Wall Streeters like to hum, so Thursday will have seen no Redmond Rumba.
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MacBook Pro.
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A shock from an iPhone being recharged is being blamed for shocking another user in China, leaving a man in a coma for the past 10 days. Wu Jian Tong received an electric shock when he picked up an iPhone 4 while it was recharging, according to a report in Beijing Wan Bao that was translated by ZDNet. The incident, which according to Wu’s sister occurred July 8 when Wu was plugging in the handset, left the 30-year-old man in a coma at a Beijing hospital.
Read Moreby Nick | Jul 19, 2013 | Technology IT | 0 |
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