Today’s Google Doodle Celebrates the Mother of Wi-Fi
Today’s lovely Google Doodle celebrates the 101st birthday of inventor and actress Hedy Lamarr, who we have to thank for Wi-Fi. Thanks again, Hedy.
Today’s lovely Google Doodle celebrates the 101st birthday of inventor and actress Hedy Lamarr, who we have to thank for Wi-Fi. Thanks again, Hedy.
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Explore the land of the Lord of Rings films from the comfort of home.
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The Chinese phone-firm is battling for its chips to be simply the best, better than all the West.
Using the holes in security ne'er-do-wells could remotely access contacts, pictures and more – or even wipe the device completely.
Expressing emotions with words is so passé.
Whether MolCraft will also create a multimillion dollar gaming franchise remains to be seen.
The fanciest cans you shall likely ever see.
Microsoft is nixing older operating systems more aggressively than it has before, in favour of shiny Windows 10.
The change comes after scallywags were found storing upwards of 75,000 gigabytes of files.
The pCell system embraces the power of large quantities of devices to speed up data provision.
Thou shalt never get lost in Ikea again.
This looks like it could be the latest rover to land on the surface of Mars. But in fact it’s a test of the European Space Agency’s ExoMars mission happening right here on Earth. Read more >>
