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13:12 • 05.08.14Dell develops mood-reading tech\"I think the potential for these things is astronomical, but we\'ve been told this technology has been five years away for decades ...
18:05 • 04.08.14Hacker proves passenger jets are at risk of cyber attacksRuben Santamarta is a consultant with cyber security firm IOActive and is scheduled to delve into the detailed technicalities of his discovery at this week's Black Hat hacking ...
13:59 • 02.08.14Facebook offers free web access to developing states
11:51 • 01.08.14Google Glass at Standford operating roomCrowdOptic is one of five partners in the Glass at Work program that Google announced in June to help create business uses for Google Glass. Other partners include ...
10:39 • 01.08.14Armenians’ activeness in Wikipedia under BBC's spotlight“Reporting the number of Wikipedia articles has been on the agenda of Armenian TV and news agencies since the campaign began in March, and it's been noted there ...
14:06 • 31.07.14Physician creates ice cream changing color with every lickLinares has created an ice cream that changes color as it's eaten. The fruity confection, called Xamaleón - as in, chameleon -- starts out as a periwinkle blue ...
11:56 • 31.07.14Samsung profits downs 20% in second quarterNet profit during the April to June quarter fell 19.5 per cent year on year to ₩6.25 trillion ...
15:32 • 30.07.14Hummingbirds edge out helicopters in hover contestProf David Lentink, from Stanford University in California, explained that the flight performance of a hummingbird - the only bird capable of sustained hovering - was extremely difficult to measure…
09:46 • 30.07.14Chinese hackers steal Israeli Iron Dome missile dataThe state-sponsored Comment Crew hacking group, thought to operate out of China, was responsible for attacks from 2011 onwards on three Israeli defence technology companies Elisra Group ...
15:30 • 29.07.14NASA finds evidence of liquid water on surface of Saturn moon"Once we had these results in hand, we knew right away heat was not causing the geysers, but vice versa," said NASA adviser Carolyn Porco ...
15:28 • 29.07.14OKCupid experiments with 'bad' dating matches"If you use the internet, you're the subject of hundreds of experiments at any given time, on every site. That's how websites work…"
10:36 • 29.07.14Gold, platinium iPhone 6 pre-order bid launchedThe lineup of Lux iPhones will set you back $4,495 to $8,795, and will be available about a month after the iPhone 6 goes on sale ...
18:40 • 28.07.14'Star Wars holograms' edge closer to reality: Gadget lets you watch 3D objects floating in space from any angle“When you actually stand there with them floating in front of you they have a life that you connect to in a very different way than you would with a film or video, or even a 3D film…”
16:30 • 28.07.14Russia offers $110,000 to crack Tor anonymous networkEdward Snowden, the whistleblower who revealed the internal memos and who now has asylum in Russia, uses a version of Tor software to communicate…
08:55 • 28.07.14Dinosaurs’ extinction attributed to 'bad luck'"It was a perfect storm of events that occurred when dinosaurs were at their most vulnerable ...