Technology News
Don't hold your breath: Why Windows won't be open-source any time soon
PC World - 8 Apr 2015 17:05
Microsoft Technical Fellow Mark Russinovich recently caused a stir by telling a crowd of geeks at ChefConf that an open-source Windows "is definitely possible." The fact that a top Microsoft engineer would say such a thi...
Jon Snow is a terrible dinner guest in Game Of Thrones skit from Late Night with Seth Meyers
Digital Trends - 8 Apr 2015 18:18
Seth Meyers learns that Games of Thrones' defender of the wall Jon Snow makes a terrible dinner guest in a Late Night With Seth Meyers skit. Actor Kit Harington portrayed his Game of Thrones character on the show. The po...
Venus Optics offers hotshoe Macro Twin Flash KX-800 with guide number of 190ft/58m
DP Review - 8 Apr 2015 20:49
Chinese flash manufacturer Venus Optics has launched a double headed macro flash unit, claiming that it has the highest guide number in the world for such a device. The Kuangren Macro Twin Flash KX-800 uses a pair of fla...
[SPONSORED] New Relic's original plan was to be a lifestyle business. Here's how it became a $1.5 B public company instead
PandoDaily - 8 Apr 2015 21:30
New Relic is an unusual software company. It has irreverent billboards with poop emoticons on them. It has a CEO who still insists on going completely off the grid to code for days at a time. And somehow, it's a pretty s...
Apple Releases OS X Yosemite Recovery Update 1.0
The Mac Observer - 8 Apr 2015 19:33
Apple released OS X Yosemite Recovery Update 1.0 on Wednesday. The update, "improves the reliability of Yosemite Recovery when restoring from a Time Machine backup."
The Big Bogan is the most Australian thing to happen this week
Mashable - 8 Apr 2015 09:15
A big bogan statue may be the pride and joy of a country town in Australia if the mayor has his way. The town of Nyngan, in the Bogan Shire, wants to play up to its namesake and erect a Big Bogan on the Bogan River, the ...
Bobcat Catches Shark In Photo Experts Say Is Probably Real
The Huffington Post - 8 Apr 2015 05:57
Is it real? Could it possibly be real? Turns out the answer is... probably. A photo of a bobcat emerging from the water with a shark in its jaws at Florida's Sebastian Inlet State Park set social media practically on fir...
Hackers who breached White House network allegedly accessed sensitive data
CNET - 8 Apr 2015 03:13LaCie updates Rugged Thunderbolt lineup with 1TB SSD option
DP Review - 8 Apr 2015 20:04
LaCie has introduced a new Rugged Thunderbolt external drive, updating its lineup with a 1TB SSD. This is double the previous Rugged drive's 500GB capacity, and is coupled with a rugged external housing able to withsta...
[GamerTell] Tusks: The Orc Dating Sim is now in development
Technology Tell - 8 Apr 2015 21:00
[From GamerTell] Thanks to a visual novel game jam, there is now a dating sim where you can date orcs in development. Prepare for Tusks: The Orc Dating Sim!
Apple Updates Bring 300 Emoji, 'Photos' for Mac
NBC News - 8 Apr 2015 20:12
Apple released the latest versions of its Mac OS X and iOS operating systems on Wednesday.
First look at Mobile Mortal Kombat X for iOS
AppleTell - 8 Apr 2015 17:03
Your widescreen TV no longer has the monopoly on fatalities. The post First look at Mobile Mortal Kombat X for iOS appeared first on AppleTell.
AP Photos Review Says OS X 10.10.3 Coming Wednesday
The Mac Observer - 8 Apr 2015 15:29
We've known OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 is coming soon, and thanks to an Associated Press review of the new Photos app, we may finally know when to expect it to hit: today. The AP review specifically says Photos, which will be...
Legend of Zelda gets a 'Game of Thrones'-themed opening sequence
CNET - 8 Apr 2015 23:49Intel CEO controls a swarm of robot spiders with gestures
Engadget - 8 Apr 2015 05:32
Forget the Apple Watch. Forget the Pebble Time. What you really need is a wristband that gives you the power to control an army of scary-looking drones. At IDF in Shenzhen, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich put on a simple Curie-...
Review: Anonabox or InvizBox, which Tor router better anonymizes online life?
Ars Technica - 8 Apr 2015 17:00
Intended to provide simple Internet privacy, two Tor routers take much different paths.
New Liquid Metal Inkjet Printing Can Produce Flexible Circuitry
Gizmodo - 8 Apr 2015 13:15
Creating truly flexible electronics requires applying super-thin layers of conducting materials to already bendable materials--but doing so accurately is difficult. Now, a new form of inkjet printing can allow scientists...
Soft robots can hit shelves by printing circuits with liquid metal
Engadget - 8 Apr 2015 07:01
Thanks to top universities and some companies, soft robots and stretchy electronics are already a reality. Now a group of researchers from Purdue claim they've found the right manufacturing process to produce those types...
Hands-on with Dell's latest Android tablet: The Venue 10 7000
PC World - 8 Apr 2015 22:37
Dell's new Venue 10 7000 tablet targets workers. Workers who blend work and life on one device and seek the ultimate in mobility. As its name implies, the Venue 10 7000 features a 10.5-inch OLED screen with a resolution ...
Review: The deep labyrinth of Tiffen's Dfx v4
AppleTell - 8 Apr 2015 19:31
When you get Tiffen's Dfx, you are getting a lot of power and a lot of confusion. The post Review: The deep labyrinth of Tiffen’s Dfx v4 appeared first on AppleTell.
How to Research Like a Journalist When the Internet Doesn't Deliver
Life Hacker - 8 Apr 2015 17:00
The internet is full of information, but sometimes what you're looking for needs a different approach. Whether you're looking for public records, family trees, or really old archives, it's time to do some offline digging...
Halfbike II wants you to have fun, looks like skateboarding
Slash Gear - 8 Apr 2015 14:10
We've seen our fair share of bikes on Kickstarter, most, if not all, of them focused on improving the efficiency or security, or both, of biking. But this latest campaign has none, or at least very little of that. Instea...