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Hacked road signs warn of zombies, raptors ahead
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COLLINSVILLE, Ill. – Hackers are messing with electronic road signs in some states, warning of zombies and raptors down the road. Traffic safety officials aren't amused. The latest breach came during Tuesday...
created by Subculture Arts | 39 wks ago | updated 39 wks ago
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593 views | 3 recommendations | 1 comment
Can You Hear Me Now? Femtocell?
Sounds funny Femtocell, has nothing to do with the ladies! I don't know about you but I do have issues with Cellular phone service in my own home (eventhough I have the service "Can You Hear Me Now... Good". Just... Lose the BlackBerry? Yes He Can, Maybe
Do you really need a Blackberry when just down from you're new office you have the best communications system in the world?"WASHINGTON — Sorry, Mr. President. Please surrender your BlackBerry. Those are...Death penalty for cyber terror in Pakistan
"Causing death through “cyber terrorism” will be punishable by death in Pakistan, according to a decree issued by President Asif Ali Zardari yesterday. The Prevention of Electronic Crimes law will be applicable to anyone who commits a crime detrimental to national... Nintendo DS - A Teaching Tool
"Redux::A Year Ago Today - Nintendo DS As A Teaching Tool… Redux! About this time last year, we touched base on how Japan has embraced its personal technology - Nintendo DS - to help in the education of its kids. Little did we... IBM USB banking device stops keyloggers, malware
"IBM is testing a new USB device that, according to the company, could stop keyloggers and malicious software from gaining access to banking passwords and sensitive account information."Artificial heart ready for human trials by 2011
In a great scientific discovery which will benefit millions of people all over the world, Heart specialists have been able to create the artificial heart. The first entirely artificial heart should be ready for human trials 'within two and a half years'. The prosthetic... Report: Mobile Devices Set to Overtake PCs for Internet Usage
Mobile web's good; who's ready for brain impants? Seems that would be a logical progression; even the VR glasses and headphones are a clumsy interface between your soul and cyberspace. If that gives you the heebie... Enterprise Mobility Born Twenty-Five Years Ago :: Symblogogy
" In the 1980s, McKinsey & Co forecast a world maket of 900,000 phones by the year 2000. Today, 900,000 handsets are sold every three days. Image Credit: The Next WebEnterprise...
created by Edmund Jenks | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
399 views | 10 recommendations | 2 comments
399 views | 10 recommendations | 2 comments
Apple Goes "Nuclear": A Sub $1K Laptop?
" Apple ends every press release with the boiler plate line that the company "ignited" the personal computer revolution. And with Tuesday's new family of laptops, the company may pull the nuclear option: a sub-$1,000 laptop. I'm expecting an $899 MacBook model, based on... Weird News Files
"Daily psotings of weird news from around the world" FDA Okays Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation to Treat Depression
"The device delivers focused, MRI-strength magnetic pulses to the brain. The procedure, typically administered daily for four to six weeks, takes about 40 minutes and is done on an outpatient basis." Goat 'condoms' save Kenyan herds
population control of herds in this drought prone zone of Africa is one of the most important challenge for the Massai tribes. " Maasai herdsmen in Kenya have turned to an age-old contraceptive device, the... Solar Cell Sets World Efficiency Record At 40.8 Percent
It's an "inverted metamorphic triple-junction solar cell". Advances in solar are going the way of computer processor speed and storage and many other information technologies; increasing power, speed and efficiency, decreasing cost, space, waste.Solar Power to Rule in 20...Simple Electrical Device Can Boost Gas Efficiency
A simple electrical device can improve fuel efficiency up to 20%, a development which could save billions as fuel costs continue to skyrocket."According to Rongjia Tao, Chair of Temple's Physics Department, the small device consists of an electrically charged tube that can be...
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