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The remainder of Silk Road's bitcoins have been sold
Slash Gear - 7 Mar 2015 01:22
Remember the trove of bitcoins nabbed from the illicit underground market Silk Road? The US Marshals have been slowly auctioning them off in batches, something we've been reporting on over past months. The end of this we...
What's the First Thing You Ever Pirated?
Gizmodo - 7 Mar 2015 01:00
Tell us about your dark past ... with downloading and sharing media or software. What's the first thing you ever pirated? Were you sharing something you'd bought legally, or were you getting something for free?
Here's how you pay with an Apple Watch
Engadget - 7 Mar 2015 23:26
Apple was quick to tout payment support on the Apple Watch, but how does it work, really? How easily could a thief go on a shopping spree with your timepiece? Don't worry about waiting until the launch to find out, as th...
This Solar-Powered Plane Is About To Fly Around The World (Very Slowly)
Gizmodo - 7 Mar 2015 23:00
After endless years of planning (and a not-so-successful dry run ), the Solar Impulse sun-powered plane is about to take off on its around-the-world voyage -- provided it's not too cloudy, of course.
Dreaming of an Apple Car and the inevitable future of 'driving'
Engadget - 7 Mar 2015 22:00
Apple changed the way we listen to music and use phones -- so do you really think all of the reports of a so-called Apple Car are really just about it building a car? Even creating an electric vehicle of its own to compe...
Satellite Image Shows Off The World's Largest Solar Farm
Gizmodo - 7 Mar 2015 22:00
Since May 2012, a giant solar farm has slowly started to harvest the sun's rays in California. Construction finished last month, and the farm -- the world's largest -- is now fully operational. It takes a photo from a NA...
Being A Human Cannonball Looks Completely Terrifying
Gizmodo - 7 Mar 2015 21:08
Yes, it's not exactly a surprise that being launched out of a compressed-air cannon is a stressful way to earn a living. But that doesn't stop this GoPro footage of a woman being shot 40 feet into the air from being whit...
PS4 software version 2.50 to include button remapping, rest mode enhancements
Slash Gear - 7 Mar 2015 21:02
It's a been a while since Sony has released an update to the PlayStation 4's software that really added any new features to the console. But it appears that will change soon, as version 2.50 seems to be in the works, wit...
Xbox One surprises GDC 2015 with new indie games
Engadget - 7 Mar 2015 20:31
Not to be outdone by Nintendo's upcoming lineup of digital indie games, Microsoft has a bevy of new titles on their way to Xbox One via the ID@Xbox developer outreach program. Standouts include Shovel Knight, a retro pla...
Vivaldi Is A Slick New Browser For Internet Addicts
Gizmodo - 7 Mar 2015 20:00
In the beginning, there was Netscape. Then came Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and the love-it-or-hate-it Chrome. Now, there's a new competitor in the war to capture your online attention, a stripped-back browser bu...
Canadian arrested after refusing to give phone passcode to border agent
Slash Gear - 7 Mar 2015 19:00
Earlier this week, a Canadian man was taken into custody by border agents after entering the country on an international flight from the Dominican Republic. Was he carrying prohibited items in his baggage, or maybe didn'...
Bluetooth Beacons Will Help Blind People Navigate London's Tube
Gizmodo - 7 Mar 2015 19:00
A new smartphone app and Bluetooth beacon system is currently being trialled at Pimlico Station on the London Underground, and could revolutionise the way blind and partially sighted people navigate the UK capital's Tube...
Five things 'Chappie' gets right, and wrong, about AI
Engadget - 7 Mar 2015 19:00
Take Johnny 5 from Short Circuit, add a dash of Wall-E and a bit of badass swagger from RoboCop and you've got Chappie, the star of Neill Blomkamp's latest film. He's the first robot to achieve consciousness in a near fu...
How serious are you about virtual reality?
Engadget - 7 Mar 2015 17:30
The absolute best/worst virtual reality stock photo we could find Are you prepared to dedicate a room in your house to virtual reality? Perhaps you're a little less crazy than me, but you're okay with a wire running acro...
Pandora reveals ad-free day pass coming soon
Slash Gear - 7 Mar 2015 17:00
When it comes to online music streaming service Pandora, there are two ways to listen: the typical ad-supported option which is free, and a paid subscription plan called Pandora One, which costs users $4.99 per month. Bu...
Backing Up An Entire Nation Is Unsurprisingly Difficult
Gizmodo - 7 Mar 2015 17:00
You might not realize it, but the most technologically advanced nation in the world is a small ex-Soviet state in Eastern Europe. Estonia has pioneered secure digital identities for its citizens, helping it become a fron...
Recommended Reading: Exploring the vastness of 'No Man's Sky'
Engadget - 7 Mar 2015 16:30
Recommended Reading highlights the best long-form writing on technology and more in print and on the web. Some weeks, you'll also find short reviews of books that we think are worth your time. We hope you enjoy the read....
Reserve Strap charges your Apple Watch as you wear it
Slash Gear - 7 Mar 2015 16:00
As Apple's "Spring Forward" media event draws even closer, and with it new details about the Apple Watch, headlines are being dominated by talk about how long the new smartwatch's battery will last, and how the device mi...
The Big Picture: NASA's vintage propaganda poster from 1965
Engadget - 7 Mar 2015 15:29
Back when the US was in a race against Russia to send the first humans out there, NASA actively toured schools to spread word about what it does. That traveling unit of NASA employees is called the Spacemobile, and the i...
Premature Predictions About The Apple Watch
TechPinions - 7 Mar 2015 15:07
On February 27, 2015, Brian X. Chen penned an article entitled: “Apple's New Job: Selling a Smartwatch to an Uninterested Public”, and on March 2, 2015, Mark Wilson published “You Guys Realize The Apple Watch …
Slimmest Under Pillow Speaker does not cram your style
Coolest Gadgets - 7 Mar 2015 15:00
I have a friend who finds it extremely difficult unless there is some sort of noise in the background, where the kind of steady ticking of a clock, or perhaps the hum of a fan, would be able to help him settle his restle...
Curiosity rover's arm is suffering short circuits, but it's OK
Engadget - 7 Mar 2015 14:24
The Curiosity rover's drilling career is in danger. Its robotic arm has been having sporadic short circuits ever since late February. Its issues started on February 27th, when a surge of current shut down the the rover w...