'Madden'-simulated Super Bowl match predicted the winner... and exact score
Pundits
schmundits. Give us a console and an annually rehashed sports game
series and we'll do the rest. Possibly. EA's Super Bowl simulation,
which ran on Madden 15 last week, pegged the New England Patriots to
win, coming from behind to clinch it 2... Read More ...
Scientists make a Mobius strip of laser light
Unless
you count incidents in Star Trek episodes, Möbius strips don't really
occur in nature -- you have to create that freaky one-sided shape
yourself. However, a worldwide team of scientists may have produced the
next best thing. They've created a ... Read More ...
How would you change Samsung's Galaxy Tab 3 10.1?
When
we placed Samsung's Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 in front of Joseph Volpe, it was
all he could do not to roll his eyes. Rather than any headline features,
the slate was merely an improvement on the second generation, just with
a newer version of Android an... Read More ...
Entangled photons on a chip could lead to super-fast computers
Photon
entanglement is one of the odder properties of quantum physics, but it
promises a lot for computing -- if one photon can instantly affect
another no matter how far away it is, you could make super-speedy
computers and communications that aren'... Read More ...
The US Army wants you to look at code it uses to spot cyberattacks
Believe
it or not, the US government doesn't always keep its cyberwarfare code a
secret. The Army Research Lab has quietly posted the source code for
Dshell, a tool it uses to both spot and understand cyberattacks against
the Department of Defense. T... Read More ...
The Big Picture: The mouth of an interstellar beast
While
Hubble certainly has the advantage out there in low Earth orbit, its
ground-based counterparts have also been capturing their own mesmerizing
shots of the universe. Take, for example, this image of the cometary
globule CG4 taken by ESO's Very L... Read More ...
Gas planets can become habitable if their stars get grabby
It's
tempting to think of gas planets as permanently hostile to life as we
know it. A pair of University of Washington researchers beg to differ,
however. They've used computer modelling to determine that these worlds
can become habitable when their ... Read More ...
Inhabitat's Week in Green: Super Bowl LEDs, modified bugs and Lego Pompeii
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.When the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots take the field for the Super Bowl this evening, it wil...
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This is a slow-mo look at how a DSLR's shutter works
It's
always cool learning how stuff works. Case in point: cameras. More
specifically, digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) pictograph boxes. The
chaps over at YouTube channel The Slow Mo Guys have taken their
trademark ultra-high-speed camerawork and, w... Read More ...
Pocket ghost detector may be as hard to find as its targets (update: details)
Let's
get this out of the way: ghost detection is based on junk science. It's
trying to prove something that's unprovable almost by definition, using
theories that have little connection to the real world. But if you are
going to chase phantoms, you ... Read More ...
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