LG's leather-clad G4 flagship goes on sale this week
LG
is super-excited about the leather used in making its G4 (judging by
the video below), and hopes you are too as it goes on sale this week. We
certainly liked the new flagship, especially the screen, f/1.8 camera
and battery life, though we found t... Read More ...
Follow the world's mass transit on this live map
Sure,
it's not hard to learn when your bus is likely to show up, but have you
wondered where everyone else's bus is at any given moment? You now have
an easy way to find out. GeOps and the University of Freiburg have
rolled out TRAVIC (Transit Visual... Read More ...
Fujifilm outs the X-T10, an $800 interchangeable lens camera
If
you've been holding out for a cheaper model of Fujifilm's X-series
flagship, the X-T1, today is your lucky day. The company has just
revealed the X-T10 interchangeable lens camera, featuring a
16.3-megapixel APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor (with buil... Read More ...
The first trailer for 'Steve Jobs' is here
Ready
for another movie based on Apple's cofounder? Well, this one appears to
have a bit more gravitas behind it, and a little less Kutcher: Based on
the biography by Walter Isaacson, the screenplay's been written by
Aaron Sorkin, and directed by Dan... Read More ...
US Navy fighter jets will carry an autonomous anti-ship missile
The
US Navy may have a robotic ace in the hole when it fights enemy
warships in the future. It's planning to put Lockheed Martin's
autonomous LRASM (Long Range Anti-Ship Missile) on the F/A-18 Super
Hornet by 2019, giving jet fighters a weapon that t... Read More ...
The US' drone pilots aren't getting enough training
The
US is increasingly relying on drones for recon and air support, but you
almost wouldn't know it from how little training those drones' pilots
get. A Government Accountability Office report has revealed that both
Air Force and Army crews frequentl... Read More ...
SpaceX gets the all-clear to launch most NASA science missions
After
three long years, SpaceX finally has approval to launch most of the US'
scientific missions. NASA tells Spaceflight Now that it recently
greenlit the use of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket for "medium-risk" payloads,
which covers all but the most valu... Read More ...
Fingerprints will soon tell cops if suspects are on cocaine
A
research team from the University of Surrey in the UK has reportedly
developed a new, noninvasive drug test for cocaine that accurately
detects its presence in your system through your fingerprints.
Specifically, it looks for two common cocaine met... Read More ...
The internet risks hitting peak capacity soon, but it can be saved
The
internet has more than one capacity problem to worry about, apparently.
Researchers met in London this week to tackle growing concerns that
fiber optic cables, which represent the internet's backbone, are hitting
their physical limits. An Alcatel... Read More ...
Apple bought a company focused on super-accurate GPS
Apple
has snapped up more than a few companies that know how to deal with
your location data, but it now appears to be focused on improving the
accuracy of that data from the get-go. MacRumors has discovered evidence
that Apple recently acquired Cohe... Read More ...
Inhabitat's Week in Green: folding cars and an R2-D2 van
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.Tesla's on a roll lately -- it's planning to reveal a $35,000 electric car next year, and it just unvei...
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Plex brings photos, music and video streaming to TiVo June 8th
After
a number of leaks and hints, this week Plex and TiVo announced their
products will start working together soon. Plex media server gives users
a way to easily stream photos, music or video files to devices like
Roku and Chromecast, and pulls con... Read More ...
Microsoft study shows that tech is shortening your attention span
Think
the abundance of technology in your life is making it harder to
concentrate for long periods? Microsoft might just have some evidence to
support your theory. It recently published a study (conducted using
both surveys and EEG scans) suggesting ... Read More ...
Wounded turtle can return to the ocean thanks to a 3D-printed beak
Look,
we know this sea turtle's prosthetic beak has a tragic backstory, but
it sure makes the reptile look like it has a future as a badass
pizza-loving mutant. According to 3D Printing Industry, Turkish animal
rescuers found it almost lifeless at se... Read More ...
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