New Star Wars VII Plot Spoilers Suggest [Spoilers]
We won't say anything in this bit in case you're excited.
We won't say anything in this bit in case you're excited.
Jellyfish tentacles are covered in explosive cells that are like miniature hypodermic syringes filled with venom. Watch how it works up close.
Save on tiresome page-flicking physical movements.
Nobumichi Asai has used projection mapping to put CGI onto cars, docks, building and more. His latest canvas? A real, live human face.
It's punk vandalism for the modern age.
The first movie that came to my mind was 2001: A Space Odyssey. What's yours?
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Google has bought a new bunch of app-making hipsters, acquiring the Jetpac team, maker of "visual guide" tool Jetpac City Guides.
Do you run from hotspot to hotspot, afraid of being disconnected?
More of those things no one really seems to want are coming.
Researchers charge a battery by harvesting background noise.
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That wacky Center for Disease Control (CDC) is up to its old, potentially fatal-virus-spreading tricks again.
Crazy Grandpa Rupert Murdoch is busy shouting into his computer mouse again, this time comparing Google with the NSA -- and suggesting Google's the bigger villain. "NSA privacy invasion bad, but nothing compared to Google" is the legacy media man's opinion du jour. [The Register]
John "Crazy" McAfee, the creator of the barely passable virus-scanning program, has called upon people to "resist Google" to protect their privacy. Thankfully, he still has his clothes on in this one.
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