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Roland V1HD Video Mixer

Ubergizmo - 25 Nov 2015 04:51
Roland V1HD Video Mixer Planned for a December release, Roland's V-1HD is a 4-input / 1-output video mixing device that is compact and relatively affordable. It can handle up to four 1080p/1080i/720p video sources coming in different formats. O...
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Lytro, maker of the ILLUM light field camera, has announced an update to its Lytro Desktop software. The application used to edit Lytro's 'Living Pictures' in which focus can be selected after capture now allows for expo...
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First Sesame Street Season On HBO Airs January 16th PBS has long been the home to Sesame Street but it was confirmed a couple of months back that Sesame Street is moving, that too to a cable giant that’s not exactly that well known for its children’s programming, neve...
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A Tiny Canadian Satellite Is Going to Watch the World's Climate Offenders Its creators say that four major operators from Canada's oil sands have already signed-up.
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Dialed Up

Motherboard - 25 Nov 2015 21:00
Dialed Up The future of work is frantically cycling through a cornucopia of performance-enhancing drugs at will.
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The Most German Display of German Engineering Ever

Twisted Sifter - 25 Nov 2015 18:43
The Most German Display of German Engineering Ever Best demonstration ever.
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Hackers have been breaking through a lot of government agency's defenses these past years, and DARPA thinks it's high time to do something about it. Pentagon's mad science division has launched a new program called Rapid...
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Anti-HIV Drug For Infants Counters Virus In Breastmilk A study found that babies who are given up to a year of liquid HIV drug formula, while being breastfed by HIV-positive mothers, were protected from infection. It emphasized the need to educate moms about continuing risks...
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We cracked open an Apple Pencil so you don't have to - CNET Bill Detwiler cracks open the Apple Pencil and explores the tiny tech that powers the iPad Pro's must-have accessory.
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Skinny Fit iPad Pro Sleeve by HardGraft

The Gadget Flow - 25 Nov 2015 16:00
Skinny Fit iPad Pro Sleeve by HardGraft The beauty lies in the composition of materials, refined detailing and amazing usability. Reduced to the essence our iPad Pro sleeve stands out from the crowd by staying calm within the storm. Available in two sizes – ...
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Google revealed the "AMP" endeavor last month to accelerate mobile page-loading times, the slowness of which is a huge user bone of contention. It now says the fast-loading mobile pages will hit search results by early n...
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Volkswagen Makes 3D Glasses Standard Issue For Logistics Personnel Image credit – Volkswagen As cool as headsets like Google Glass would be for everyday use by regular folks, it seems that they might have more use in the industrial side. It was reported that earlier this year that des...
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10 Tech Buzzwords And How To Explain Them To Your Extended Family  One of the nice things about living in the Bay Area or another technology hub is that everyone speaks the same language – there’s common jargon. As nice as going home and meeting family is, your language is going t...
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Google's Star Wars Easter Egg Is Adorable And Timely  Hey! Have you heard? There’s a new Star Wars movie coming out. Surprise! I know, right? Who knew. You’d think someone would have said something about it by now. Just kidding. Star Wars is on just about everything r...
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3D printer for kids looks like a helmet, cheaper than an iPhone While popular among designers, the commercial 3D printer space has, so far, failed to capture much mainstream attention and instead seems to occupy a distinctly tech and academic niche But one project hopes to change all...
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The Encryption Debate Isn't Taking A Thanksgiving Break  Lawmakers and Congressional staffers may be trickling out of their Hill offices and to the airports, the encryption debate is not taking a holiday this week. Following media reports that the terrorists responsible for ...
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Pay What You Want for the Learn to Code Bundle

The Mac Observer - 25 Nov 2015 23:40
Pay What You Want for the Learn to Code Bundle We have a bundle for you today called the Learn to Code Bundle, and you can pay what you want for it. Here's how it works: pay whatever you want, even a penny, and get two courses. Beat the average price-$12.87 as of thi...
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Federal judge throws out King of Kong star's Cartoon Network lawsuit A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit former Donkey Kong world record holder Billy Mitchell filed against Cartoon Network over the alleged misuse of his physical likeness in the series Regular Show. The post Federal ju...
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This category has something for everyone, whether it's ultra-high resolution, 4K video, high dynamic range, and super-fast burst rates. For the enthusiast or pro who refuse to compromise, here's a look at cameras priced...
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Apple has started to air their annual holiday TV commercial for the 2015 season. This year the advertisement features musical legend Stevie Wonder singing a duet of “Someday At Christmas” with singer Andra Day and a ...
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This Woman Is Being Dubbed Jeopardy's Most Annoying Contestant Social media exploded over Jeopardy! contestant Laura Ashby's unique voice inflection this week.
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How to reduce loud sounds on your new Apple TV

Cult of Mac - 25 Nov 2015 17:20
How to reduce loud sounds on your new Apple TV If a movie or TV show is too loud, you can always turn down the volume, but depending upon the way the sound was balanced, that can have the effect of making the dialogue impossible to hear. But the new Apple TV has a ne...
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