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There are things that you don’t normally believe would need a technological remake, which is what makes these new concepts for the bicycle wheel so interesting. It’s rare that a company comes along and reinvents the wheel, but it looks like that is about to happen. Superpedestrian, a start-up
As promised, the NIST has released a framework for what they hope will be a stout combatant in the cyberterrorism war. The National Institute of Standards and Technology released its draft cybersecurity framework for private companies and infrastructure networks on Tuesday. These standards are part
By announcing both the iPad Mini retina and the iPad Air on the same day, Apple is causing people to choose between two very stout devices. Why not both? I walked into today’s Apple event positive that the iPad mini with a retina display, if unveiled, would be the one iPad to rule them all. [&hellip
In the best image from the best angle, we get to see what LG has coming out. We’ve seen rendered images of LG’s G Flex and its curved OLED display, but the device itself has proven elusive — until now. Argentinian broadcaster Telefe apparently managed to obtain the phone for an in-studio
Steam and other gaming services offered Dark Matter for about a week. They all pulled it down because users were angry over the abrupt ending. Dark Matter went up on Steam and Good Old Games last week. This week, the survival-horror sci-fi platformer was pulled from both services for its abrupt and,
When a game needs high speed memory, there’s good and bad. If you don’t have high-speed memory, it’s bad. If you have high-speed memory, it’s amazing. Every once in a while, a game comes out and pushes the envelope, requiring high-end hardware to run with maxed out visual qua
The government seems to only know a few solutions to just about every problem. A “surge” is one of those solutions, but it will not help in the case of healthcare.gov. Over the weekend, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services promised it would recruit the ”best and brightest” to
Sometimes when you want something, you want it now. eBay acquired Shutl to help make that happen for you. In an effort to expand its same-day delivery service to cities across the country (and across the pond), e-commerce giant eBay has snapped up London-based startup Shutl. At a New York press conf
They may not be good at making phones, running a business, promoting apps, or staying in the smartphone market, but people seem to love their instant messaging service. BlackBerry’s BBM instant messenger service landed on Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android operating systems on Monday
They’re the talk of Wall Street and the blogging world alike. Now, Netflix will be capitalizing on their success by hitting more remote areas of the world. Netflix announced Monday that it now has more than 40 million subscribers worldwide, compared to less than 30 million just a year ago. A s
Those who have been gaming since 1995 will appreciate this video. It takes us through the last three PlayStations and teases us with the upcoming one. Do you remember your very first gaming console? Sony’s latest ad for the upcoming PlayStation 4 will likely leave you pining for your go
As robots go, this isn’t the type of assistant that you’ll see in iRobot. Then again, at least they won’t try to take over the world… we hope. Three years ago, a Silicon Valley robotics startup called Willow Garage shook things up by offering one of the first robots capable o
