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Now, a group of engineers at University of Texas, Austin is claiming to have solved this problem through the creative use of a circulator. Some of you may recall a similar plan we covered in early August, but that’s a fundamentally different solution — in that instance, a startup founded by Stanford
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According to Intel, its 256-gigabit MLC NAND chips will consist of 32 layers, and will also be available in a 384-gigabit TLC configuration. Intel is claiming that its own 256Gb die sets efficiency records, but as Anandtech reports, this depends on how you count — Samsung has consciously chosen to u
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Seen through the filter of Instagram, the world is a beautiful place: high-contrast blue skies; sepia-tinted sunsets; exquisite plates of food and raindrops sliding down windows in perfect formation. It may be a manipulated perspective on life, but 200 million people across the world now use the pho
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Plus, as always with FreedomPop, you’ll never need to pay again to continue getting free cell and internet service. Compared to a traditional phone or internet bill, this can mean huge savings. The phone on offer here is the LG Viper, an LTE smartphone originally released for Sprint. This phone feat
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This Tuesday Apple released WatchKit, a set of software tools, rules, and recommendations for developing apps for its forthcoming Apple Watch. The release sheds more light on the company’s vision for the device and its plans to work out some common challenges related to issues like power consumption
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The British government says it's a "communications service provider" but won't name it. In May 2013, British Army soldier Lee Rigby was killed on a public street in London. Two men -- Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale -- hit the soldier with a car, then hacked him to death with a meat cleaver
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BlackBerry will pay $550 to iPhone users who participate in the so-called "trade up" plan.That would cover the basic cost of a Passport, which is currently retailing for $499 on Blackberry's web site. Related: The CrackBerry is back? Not so fastBlackBerry has been struggling in the smartphone market
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What is Steve Jobs’s legacy? Here’s one measure: since his death in 2011 from pancreatic cancer, the former Apple CEO has won 141 patents. That’s more than most inventors win during their lifetimes. Jobs was closely involved in the details of many Apple products, and some of his inventions are still
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The Pew Research Center wanted to find out. This week, Pew released the results of a survey seeking to see just how much Internet users know about the Web and the people, tools and technology that make it work. The results are interesting in that they're all over the board. Pew notes that "knowledge
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A new app from Savings.com called PriceJump does just that. It helps shoppers cover all their bases by scanning local stores and 5,000 online retailers in real time to get the best price. After downloading the app (only available on the iPhone for now), users can scan a bar code and instantly find t
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With a full tank, the bus can travel up to 186 miles, while producing up to 30% fewer emissions compared to diesel-powered buses. The eco-friendly bus started regular service on Monday and is expected to carry around 10,000 passengers a month between the Bristol airport and the historic town of Bath
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