Key to crazy-fast computers: Doped-up glass? The Internet moves at light speed, but your computer doesn't. Not yet, at least. Doping up some glass to act like fiber optics could change that.
Key to crazy-fast computers: Doped-up glass? The Internet moves at light speed, but your computer doesn't. Not yet, at least. Doping up some glass to act like fiber optics could change that.
Why that crazy-fast home Internet replacement may be too good to be true. From complications related to the radio airwaves it will use to the cost of deploying the network, there are many reasons ...
INTRODUCTION ===== Hello, and welcome to my Crazy Taxi Mini-Crazy Box Guide for the Dreamcast. I made this tiny guide for all those people out there who are having trouble with any of the Mini-Games in the Crazy Box mode. ... CONTROL- 10/10: ----- Controlling your taxi cab is so simple, one has to wonder if ANYONE can have trouble with the ...
Crazy and not-so-crazy ideas for solving the California drought. By Michael Casey ... policy of reducing our reliance on imported water. ... like the Middle East where countries have little or no ...
I have the brand new iPhone 11 and 11 Pro and we are going to see how tough these phones are in a drug test. Why? Because Apple says this iPhone the left has a beautiful energized aluminum glasses ...
Icis: It's like Google Glass, but classy. The makers of a new nose-perched wearable device say it's far sexier than Google Glass and has a more human-friendly interface. Chris Matyszczyk.
72 percent say no to Google Glass because of privacy. A study from market research firm Toluna suggests there is considerable emotional opposition to the idea of people wearing Glass in public.
Lost Explorers: The unrealized vision of Google Glass. When Google unveiled its smart and controversial eyewear three years ago, some early tech adopters tried to do their part by eagerly pushing ...
Find out how to do more with your computer. CNET editors and users share the top 'how to' tips and tricks with advice for getting the most out of your gadgets.
Origin PC Eon17-X. When you want to go all-in on a gaming laptop and feel like giving a gift that costs more than a big-screen OLED TV, this massive 17-inch monster will play any game you care to ...
Computers. Latest News. 7 vital travel gadgets from a professional travel writer No matter where you're traveling, these are some of the best things to bring with you. Article by Geoffrey ...
Top ten evil computers. Computers make our lives easy in so many ways -- at least until they achieve self-awareness and decide to kill us all. Here's ten of our favourite evil computers, from ...
Setting up used computers. At MacFixIt and on various Apple-related discussion and support forums, many people mention problems and odd behavior they get from recently purchased used computers.
The most innovative computers of CES 2015. January 8, 2015. ... The power bank is 50 bucks. And the axis point and the hard drive are together for 199. ... desktop designs here at c e s. I am Dan ...
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Malicious Java code uses IE to access computers. Researchers have created a malicious Java program that takes advantage of a security hole in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser to get unlimited ...
From .coffee to .email to .xyz: The Web's crazy new reality is here. Dot-com? How quaint. A smorgasbord of new Net domains has arrived, with hundreds more on the way.
Bromium secures computers by holding apps in isolation. New security software separates apps and their processes from the operating system to keep attacks at bay.
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Crazy engineer electrifies Wolverine's claws. Someone who calls himself the "hacksmith" gets a little power-hungry with Wolverine's favorite weapon.