How would you change Samsung's Galaxy S4 Active?
Samsung's bright idea with the Galaxy S4 Active was simple: Take a
Galaxy S4, and shove it in a body that didn't shy away from drops, dust
and water. When our Sarah Silbert put the device through its paces, she
found that the device was... Read More ...
Records reveal net neutrality chats between FCC and telecoms
It's no secret that the FCC has at least a few links to the
communications companies it's policing. Chairman Tom Wheeler is a former
lobbyist, and commissioners have taken industry jobs mere months after
leaving office. However, Vice News has... Read More ...
Sophisticated malware has been spying on computers since 2008
Highly sophisticated malware isn't limited to relatively high-profile
sabotage code like Stuxnet -- sometimes, it's designed to fly well under
the radar. Symantec has discovered Regin, a very complex trojan that
has been spying on everyone from... Read More ...
Here's why 'Too Many Cooks' is tailor-made for the internet
By now, there's a good chance that you've seen or heard about Adult
Swim's Too Many Cooks -- an epic, warped internet video that sends up
the overly tidy world of '80s and '90s sitcoms. But just why did this
video manage to click with so many people?... Read More ...
4K, gaming and a tale of two monitors
Unlike most gadgets and peripherals, our computer monitors tend to stay
with us for a good chunk of time. My current 23-incher has been with me
since the days of my Palm Centro. So when it comes to shopping for a
new display, it certainly pays to... Read More ...
The rise of the robotic servant
Chores are the bane of domesticity. Dull and repetitive tasks have
already been farmed out to robots in industrial workplaces, so why not
our homes, too? On a small scale, they've already arrived, just not
quite in the way film and TV promised. For... Read More ...
Inhabitat's Week in Green: magnetic hoverboard, cardboard robots and a Toyota Prius camper
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week's most interesting
green developments and clean tech news for us -- it's the Week in Green.The Los Angeles Auto Show kicked off last week, and Inhabitat was on the scene to bring you a first look...
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castAR team ships out first pair of AR glasses, more to follow soon
The castAR team has just shipped its first pair of augmented reality
glasses, a year after it raised $1 million on Kickstarter. This headset,
developed by a group headed by ex-Valve engineers Jeri Ellsworth and
Rick Johnson, features active shutter... Read More ...
3D printing technique will put electronics into just about everything
You can use 3D printing to make a handful of electronics, such as
antennas and batteries, but LEDs and semiconductors have been elusive;
you usually need some other manufacturing technique to make them work,
which limits what they can do and where... Read More ...
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