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Dear Santa - A Few Holiday 2011 Gadgets I'd EnjoyDear Santa,
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Dec
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Google Buys Moto: Reaction and AnalysisBlogs lit up on August 15 2011 when Google announced its acquisition of Motorola, including its 12.5k patents. But why did Google buy Motorola? Was it a last ditch effort to protect their failing Android platform? Or a graceful move to position themselves just right for the future of Google Search?
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Sep
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Karim Hijazi, Unveillance and the CSFI in LibyaDid a Government agency fleece Karim Hijazi, CEO of Unveillance, for botnet data on Libya? Questional looks into the IRC logs and email provided by LulzSec.
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Jul
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LulzSec Releases Arizona State Police DocsLulzSec releases 700 documents from the Arizona State police while rival hacking bands like TeaMp0isoN threaten to expose LulzSec and others. LulzSec strikes with a political agenda taking a stand against SB1070.
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Jun
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How did LulzSec hack Bethesda / Brink? What is LulzSec?LulzSec has broken into the mainstream media as effectively as they broke into the servers of Bethesda, Fox, the CIA, the FBI and many others. Questional takes a look at who they are and their tactics. Why was it so easy for LulzSec to own these high profile servers? Are they really at war with Anonymous?
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Jun
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The Danger of Addiction - Drugs, Alcohol and... Technology?When was the last time you unplugged? Are you addicted to your devices? Addiction is a topic that everyone is familiar with, whether it be someone you know, personal experience, or just the general knowledge that it's a serious problem in our society. Some would add one more to the list of addictive substances - technology.
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Apr
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Will Intel's Light Peak Interface Beat USB?Intel's new Light Peak interface, introduced as the new standard port, could replace USB in a number of years. Offering transfer rates of 10Gb/s and expandable up to 100 Gb/s over the next decade light peak could revolutionize the way we connect peripheral devices. Not without criticism, however, OEMs point to possible shortcomings and the heavy task of usurping USB in suggesting the switch from copper connections to optics may come later than Intel thinks.
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Feb
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Andrew Zolty - BreakfastBreakfast is a next generation ad agency with a quirky disposition. This serves their clients well as they are gifted in developing off-center, captivating and curious campaigns. With the ability to use technology in unique and imaginative ways, Breakfast devises memorable online experiences. Whether it's a talking bicycle embarking on a coast to coast journey, or a blimp controlled by an iPad, Breakfast's unique approach is worth checking out.
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Jan
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Do It Yourself PC Building - Part II - Video and Sound Cards, Optical and Hard DrivesInterested in building your own computer, but don't know how to make heads or tails of what parts you need or which one to choose? Over this three part series we'll be looking at the necessary components, as well as important and dependent stats for each.
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Nov
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Ryan Rzepecki - The Social Bicycle SystemSocial Bicycle (SoBi) offers an alternative way of getting around that's easy to use, cheap enough to afford and environmentally friendly. Designed as a public share bike system, SoBi uses mobile communications and GPS technologies to offer a green transportation alternative to urban communities.
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Oct
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The First Wave of Electric Cars: Volt or Leaf?Electronic cars are the newest trend in the automotive industry. This fall, the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt are making their commercial debut. The Leaf and Volt are the first real electric cars to be mass produced.
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Oct
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OLED TVs - The Next Step in Television TechnologyExcited about your new 1080p - 240hZ, 50" ultra-thin LCD TV? Why shouldn't you be? The picture is great, size unnecessarily enormous and it can still hang over the bar in your man-cave, awesome. Don't throw out that receipt just yet. Televisions are getting another kick in the pants with a revolutionary technology which blasts them out of the semi-liquid/semi-solid state into a whole new generation of television technology.
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Oct
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Woody Sears - iStoryTime AppAs a self described snowboarder, technology enthusiast, table tennis player, author and music connoisseur, Woody Sears is an iPhone app developer with a passion for children's books. Not only that, but his company FrogDog Media invented the technology to let children as young as two years old experience a digital story.
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Sep
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Now Hear This! Cochlear Implants Change Lives!Cochlear implants are fascinating electronic devices that have changed the lives of countless hearing impaired individuals. We take a look at the technology behind their development and the real-life impact they have on those who rely on them.
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Sep
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If you could extend your life 1000 years with science and technology, would you do it? bobbonew: Science and technology are pushing new boundaries every day. Before we know it we'll be able to extend our life tens of times longer than it is now. So will you guys do it, and why? (7 answers) |
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What is your favorite invention from the past decade? bobbonew:
The past 10 years has given rise to a myriad of technological marvels. From blu-ray to social networking on phones, its amazing the kind of technology and scientific prowess the world now possesses. Even in the early 90's it would have been impossible to predict the world as it is now. |
1 year ago |
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Where do you think technology is going to be by 2015? bobbonew:
The tech world is changing so quickly that 6 months is enough to make all your hardware superfluous. Murphy's law is growing exponentially, so we have to ask where do you think we'll be 5 years from now? |
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What do you think technology will be like in 20 years? bobbonew: I can definitely see computers being at least 10 times as fast. Medical technologies squashing cancer and AIDS, and greener technology being at the forefront. Here's hoping! (11 answers) |
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Will high definition technology one day surpass human sight? Rune Ripper: Computers are already more intelligent than us, they can do much more than we ever could. My question is, will high definition and other digital types of images see and show things at a higher detail than what the human eye can see alone? (5 answers) |
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Do you think we are being held back technologically? bobbonew: I have heard in the past that we as a society are being held back technologically. Personally my small minded opinion has been no, but that is not based on any factual means. I always thought since scientists are pretty independent from powers that be, the scientific search would never be held back.... (7 answers) |
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How do I figure out the IP address of my computer? pandabear: I'm just curious of how to locate the number and what it means. (1 answer) |
 3 years ago |
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