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Review: Testing a new watch for snorkelers Special

The Pyle Snorkeling Master Watch will keep snorkelers and divers informed of their progress down to 100 metres, which is as far as many recreational divers want to go
Digital Journal Report by Eve Drobot

Mac Attack — Half a million hit by Trojan virus

A Russian anti-virus service has reported that over half a million Apple computers have been infected with the Flashback Trojan. The virus infection allows the computers to be available for potential hijacking and to be used as a "botnet".
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 5 comments

On the brink of the next era in supercomputing

Belfast - Imagine a single supercomputer able to out-perform 50 million laptops, and capable of performing a staggering one quintillion (billion billion) operations per second. Expect that supercomputer to be operating this decade, experts say.
In the Media by David Brydon - 4 comments

IBM, ASTRON build exascale computer to study origin of universe

IBM and ASTRON are building a new computer that can process twice as much information as the Internet. The computer is designed to analyze information from radio waves in space and help unravel unanswered questions about the origin of the universe.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 1 comment

Apple sells three million new iPads in first weekend of sales

Cupertino - Since the new Apple iPad debuted on Mar. 16 in the United States, Canada and elsewhere around the world, the third generation tablet has already generated more than three million sales. When it reaches 24 more countries, how much more will be sold?
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 2 comments

Op-Ed: A new iPad means a new problem for Apple

Apple has relied on its evangelists for its success, but evangelists want disruptive technology instead of evolutionary change, and now the company has to win them back again. Most companies would kill for this kind of problem
In the Media by Jack Kapica - 5 comments

Apple to announce newest iPad in March

The world of the iPad is set for a new addition as an online source says Apple will be announcing in March details of its newest iPad. That same source suggests the iPad may hit the market a week or so later.
In the Media by Marcus Hondro - 1 comment

Sony unveils its clamshell, universal remote Android tablets

Sony revealed today its new PC tablet devices, one acting as a universal remote for TVs and stereos, while another tablet is a clamshell unit featuring two screens that can work independently or together.
In the Media by David Silverberg - 1 comment

Quantum Phantom turns a smartphone into a wireless mouse

An engineer has found a way to elaborate on the ability to control computer content with a webcam by expanding the choice of peripherals to include smartphones. Ben Wu has gotten as much criticism as praise because the idea has been implemented before.
In the Media by Abigail Prendergast - 1 comment

Amazon rumored to come out with its own tablet by the end of 2011

The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon will soon be competing with Apple, RIM and others in the tablet computer market.
In the Media by Samantha Emann
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Interview with Susan Spence, author of 'A Story of the West'

Susan Spence has always been intrigued with life in the west in the 1880s. She researched historical accounts and...
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Facebook Users Can Now Build Mobile Friendly Applications

Facebook users and business page owners can now leverage their custom page tab apps by providing them at their fans...
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Despite all predictions that the printed photos are dead as a trend for good, the recent boost of startups, offering...
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