Native Instruments teases a portable, touch-sensitive DJ deck
Native
Instruments has a full-fledged DJ deck and mixer combo, but it can be a
big hassle -- do you really want to lug a giant controller with you on
tour, especially if you already have a preferred mixer? You won't have
to make that sacrifice for mu... Read More ...
Hillary Clinton confirms she wiped her email server
Members
of the US House of Representatives hoping to get a look at Hillary
Clinton's personal email server just got a big disappointment. Clinton's
attorney has confirmed to a House committee on Benghazi that, after
handing over work-related email to... Read More ...
Emvio's smartwatch will tell you when you're stressing out
Smartwatches
are growing ever more capable by the day. Sometimes, though, there's no
harm in a little focus. Enter Emvio, a watch with one core goal: to
help you manage stress. There are no message notifications or apps,
instead, Emvio monitors varia... Read More ...
Best Buy is shutting down Canada's biggest tech store chain
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AMC's channels come to PlayStation Vue
If
you were intrigued by PlayStation Vue as a substitute for cable TV but
refused to sign up until you could watch The Walking Dead, it's time to
hop aboard. Sony has added AMC Networks to Vue's channel roster, giving
you AMC proper as well as IFC, S... Read More ...
Chrome OS beta is getting a new launcher with Google Now
Intrepid
folks running Chrome OS beta will soon get to test a huge new feature
that's not quite ready for stable release: Chrome Launcher 2.0. This
version looks more like a new tab on the Chrome browser than the
platform's current, more traditional ... Read More ...
HTC One M9, law-abiding cars and other stories you might've missed!
Saturday
is finally here and it's a great time to catch up this week's top
stories. We review the HTC One M9, learn about Ford's new car that will
force you to obey the speed limit and get all the details on the best
cheap WiFi router that you can bu... Read More ...
NASA is working with Russia on a new space station (update: not quite)
Russia
is teaming up with the USA to build ISS 2.0 once the current one's
funding runs out in 2024 -- at least according to Russia Today and state
news agency TASS. The country's space agency, Roscosmos threatened in
February to use the Russian ISS m... Read More ...
Laser-activated nanoparticles are coming to clear your acne
Researchers
at UC Santa Barbara have developed a high-tech solution to the bane of
adolescence: acne. Acne occurs when the skin's pores become clogged.
Conventional remedies generally involve stripping the skin of sebum --
the waxy substance naturall... Read More ...
The Windows 10 preview will work on more phones soon
If
you've been itching to try out a technical preview version of Windows
10 on your phone but didn't have a device on the short list, then we
have good news. Microsoft just released a list of devices that it
expects to support in the next "flight" an... Read More ...
Daily Roundup: The best cheap WiFi router, Tim Cook donations and more!
In
today's Daily Roundup you can learn about the best cheap WiFi router
from our friends at The Wirecutter, read about Tim Cook planning to
donate his fortune to charity and how new memory technology may allow
SSDs with up to 10TB of storage. Catch u... Read More ...
See in the dark (for a little bit) with night vision eyedrops
Daring
biohackers from California's Science for the Masses collective have
just performed the world's first night vision-enabling "Shine Job." They
employed a chemical called Chlorin e6 (Ce6), which is extracted from
deep sea fish and occasionally us... Read More ...
'The Legend of Zelda' Wii U version pushed out of 2015
Nintendo's
Legend of Zelda game in development for Wii U is no longer due out in
2015, producer Eiji Aonuma announced in a video (embedded after the
break) today. "I must apologize to you all that were expecting the game
by year's end, but we are no ... Read More ...
Play 'Super Mario 64' in your browser now
Take
the edge off of a full work week with a bit of Super Mario 64,
available for download or playable right in your browser thanks to
ingenious Unity developer Roystan Ross. He calls it Super Mario 64 HD,
and it features the original game's first le... Read More ...
Slack beefs up security after data breach with two-step authentication
When
you've got a hot new online platform, you inevitably become a target
for hackers. That's the lesson Slack, a popular business collaboration
tool, learned when it discovered an intrusion in its systems last
February. As a result, the company is n... Read More ...
Pocket camera helps the visually impaired navigate the world
This
might be one of the least invasive sight aids for the visually impaired
that we've spotted: it's a camera that sits in the shirt pocket,
Her-style, and uses auditory alerts to warn when the user approaches
obstacles. The idea here is to help fol... Read More ...
Tiny 3D-printed retro TV set plays B-movies for your Barbies
The
Philco Predicta television is a 1950s design icon and one of the most
easily recognizable television models in history, what with its detached
picture tube and nearly flat screen. Unfortunately, finding a working
example these days is nearly impo... Read More ...
Vine's six-second slices of life get a big video-quality bump
Artists
and comedians have been doing some truly amazing things with Vine since
it launched as a Twitter product two years ago, but those mesmerizing
slices of life that eat up your day in six-second increments have never
really looked all that great... Read More ...
HTC, Valve offer free Vive VR dev kits to select developers
Valve,
the company that spawned Steam, Team Fortress 2, Portal and Half-Life,
will hand out dev kits of its Vive virtual reality headset to select
developers at no cost, company spokesperson Doug Lombardi tells Ars
Technica. Valve plans to launch a n... Read More ...
Google teams with Johnson & Johnson for robotic-assisted surgery
Google's
mysterious facility, Google X, is churning out next level technologies
-- a self-driving car, delivery drones and Internet balloons. Its Life
Sciences division is now teaming up with Ethicon, one of Johnson
& Johnson's medical device compani... Read More ...
Sony drops PlayStation TV price to £45 in the UK
Sony's
PlayStation 4 is selling incredibly well, but an early price drop
suggests its smaller cousin isn't doing so hot in the UK. The
PlayStation TV has always been a peculiar proposition, offering an easy
way to play some, but not all PlayStation V... Read More ...
Virgin Media claims its new wireless hub is the fastest in the land
Even
if your home is in the best area for fibre broadband, and you're paying
for the fastest speeds, a cheap router can let you down. Slow and
patchy wireless connectivity is commonplace in the UK, in part because
internet service providers (ISPs) gi... Read More ...
The best cheap router (for most people)
This
post was done in partnership with The Wirecutter, a list of the best
technology to buy. Read the original full article below at
TheWirecutter.comIf I wanted the cheapest good WiFi router I could get, I would buy the TP-Link TL-WDR3600. It's a ...
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How Russia's 'troll factory' pumps out online propaganda
Russian
blogger Marat Burkhard told Radio Free Europe that working in an
infamous "troll factory" generating fake internet posts and comments was
"Orwellian." "Whatever we're told, that's what we'll write about, no
questions asked, and we don't want ... Read More ...
Apple CEO Tim Cook plans to donate his fortune to charity
Tim
Cook has big plans for his vast wealth: It's all going to philanthropy,
he revealed in a Fortune interview. The Apple CEO -- who's currently
worth around $112 million, and holds restricted stock that could be
worth up to $665 million -- said he's... Read More ...
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