Quantum physics theory is easier to understand than you think

Wrapping
your head around quantum physics is tricky, no matter how well-educated
you are -- if it were easy, there wouldn't be problems making quantum
computers. However, researchers at the National University of Singapore
believe they've found a way...
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How would you change Acer's Iconia W3 tablet?

If
you want to judge a gadget on its true strengths, stick several in a
room full of Engadget editors and see which one they swarm around. For
that alone, Acer's Iconia W3 was a winner as soon as the eight-inch
full-Windows tablet arrived in the offi...
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The Big Picture: Monitoring the brains of online game addicts

Online
game addiction is a real problem, and some countries are willing to
take drastic measures to get these players living a healthier lifestyle.
Need proof? Just look up. Photographer Fernando Moleres recently
visited an internet gaming rehab camp...
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Snapchat alternatives (and their users) vanish from Windows Phone

Snapchat
warned that it was clamping down on third-party apps to prevent
sketchier examples from compromising your security, and it appears to be
making good on its word -- much to the chagrin of Windows Phone users,
who haven't had an official Snapc...
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Watch the first steps of a robot inspired by stick bugs

They
grow up so fast, don't they? It was just a few years ago that HECTOR
the stick bug robot was little more than a twinkle in Bielefeld
University's eye, and it's already taking its first steps. Okay, so this
isn't quite a tear-jerking moment, but ...
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Samsung's super-wide curved monitor makes your PC extra trendy

If
both ultra-widescreen and curved computer monitors are all the rage
these days, then Samsung's new SE790C display is supremely fashionable.
The 34-inch, 3,440 x 1,440 LCD has both a super-wide 21:9 aspect ratio
and a gentle arc, combining two tren...
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Obama doesn't believe the Sony hack was an act of war

If
you were worried that the US government would see the Sony Pictures
hack as grievous enough to prompt a larger conflict with North Korea,
you can relax. President Obama tells CNN that he doesn't see the digital
assault as an "act of war" -- it was...
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Inhabitat's Week in Green: terra-cotta heaters, edible snow globes and 3D-printed dog legs

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.
In a big win for the environment, New York just became the first state in the country to ban hydraulic fr...
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Bitcoin exec to spend two years behind bars for Silk Road transactions

Charlie
Shrem, former Bitcoin Foundation board member and CEO of the
now-defunct exchange BitInstant, has been sentenced to two years in
prison for helping Silk Road users anonymously swap cash for digital
currency. Silk Road, as you know, was the on...
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Dish Network's latest squabble turns off Fox News, Business channels

Stop
us if you've heard this one before: Dish Network is without a couple of
channels tonight because it couldn't reach a deal with major media
company. After Turner and CBS, this time it's Fox. The dispute between
the two is only affecting the Fox N...
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