Spain to enforce stricter anti-piracy laws after being placed on 'watch list'
Spain’s
Education and Culture Minister, Jose Wert, says Spain would soon be
proposing a new set of laws to help thwart on-line piracy. Spain was
recently put on a ‘watch list’ for rampant on-line piracy and is
considered one of the worst offenders in Western Europe.
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Google Glass: One day battery life, 12GB of space, bone conduction sound, and a carry pouch
Not
everyone is convinced that Google’s Glass will be a trend setter. So
while its viability is in question, from a gizmo and gadget lover’s
point of view the Glass is a cool toy that will get the adrenaline
pumping—even if just for the first few hours.
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Element Five ifive X2 8.9: Quad-core RK3188 & 1920x1200 IPS display
Bargain
hunters looking for a tablet that sports a respectable processor and
display resolution can’t possibly look away from the ifive X2 8.9.
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Samsung's flexible OLED technology gets pushed back due to manufacturing issues
Commercialization
of Samsung’s flexible OLED display technology has been pushed back due
to issues surrounding the encapsulation method.
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Windows 8.1 to bring back Start button and boot to desktop option
Windows
8.1 (or Windows “Blue”) may bring back the Start button and perhaps
even allow desktop users to skip straight to the desktop instead of
having to go through the Metro menu first.
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AT&T and U.S. Cellular now taking Galaxy S IV pre-orders
Many
people are saving up a nice sum to either replace or upgrade their
current phone to the Samsung Galaxy S IV, but only a select few carriers
have the device available for pre-order.
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Scientists turn cellulose into starch
A
team of researchers have successfully managed to transform cellulose
into starch, opening up a potential world of new food sources
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Lenovo launches IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC
Lenovo
has launched the IdeaCentre Horizon Table PC in the US, allowing up to
four people to use the 27-inch display for multimedia and games.
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Say goodbye to Skyrim; Bethesda is moving on
Bethesda
has announced that Skyrim's time is coming to a close; they will be
pulling resources from the team in order to work on their next major
title.
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Japanese court rules Google search autocomplete is libellous
A
Japanese court has ruled that the autocomplete feature of Google's
search engine is libellous and that the search giant must remove terms
linking a man with alleged criminal activity.
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Samsung being probed for fake reviews in Taiwan
Officials
in Taiwan are looking into accusations that Samsung arranged for
negative reviews to be published about rival company HTC.
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Analyst says BlackBerry Z10 returns not abnormally high
An
analyst at Jefferies has revealed that there are no abnormally high
return rates for the BlackBerry Z10, contradicting a report by Detwiler
Fenton.
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Nanosponge can soak up toxins
A newly developed “nanosponge” has the ability to soak up toxins released by bacterial infections and venom from the bloodstream
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Anonymous attacks North Korea
Anonymous
has attacked several North Korean websites in a continued effort to
disrupt their online presence in protest of continued nuclear arms
testing.
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Airplane flaps on trucks may cut costs, save lives
A
radical idea to round the nose of trucks and add airplane-like flaps to
the back, maybe cut fuel costs, reduce emissions and even save lives.
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Sony takes us on a drone tour of Hashima Island
Sony's
new Action Cam is a rugged competitor for the GoPro series of cameras.
Sony just mounted one to a hexacopter and showed off it's capabilities
off the coast of Japan.
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Porn sites promises they're virus free
After
research demonstrated that an alarmingly high number of ads on porn
sites had malware, the porn business is now saying they've gotten
cleaned up.
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Scientists engineer functional kidneys for rat
After
successfully bioengineering hearts and livers, scientists have now
managed to engineer kidneys, growing them from donor cells. The kidneys
appear to be functioning as they should.
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