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Sunday, August 24, 2014

China’s government-backed operating system should hit desktops in October


China’s next try at a government-supported operating system may soon become a practical reality. The Chinese Academy of Engineering tells the People’s Post that a desktop version of China Operating System (COS) should be ready by October, with mobile…




Thursday, August 21, 2014

Will Sheer Numbers Win the Abortion Fight?

Samsung USB cable lets you charge three mobile devices at once




If you’ve owned a handful of portable gadgets in recent years, you’ve probably managed to build up a healthy supply of micro-USB cables. Spending 40 bucks to acquire another might sound absurd — unless this is the cable you’re looking to buy. While…




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Student ‘Suspended’ for Saying ‘Bless You’ in Class; Assistant Principal Claims It’s Not ‘Religious Issue’




A student at Dyer County High School in Tennessee claims that she was suspended after saying, “bless you” to a student who sneezed.


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HP SlateBook 14 review: Android? On a laptop?

There’s mounting evidence that HP, once the leading PC maker, does not know what it’s doing. After announcing plans to cut up to 5 percent of its work force, the company is basically throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks. Recent…

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Friday, August 15, 2014

Google Now tempts you with a Field Trip to nearby sights



The folks in Mountain View have been adding new tools to Google Now, like suggesting another flight if yours is delayed. The search company’s Field Trip app has been suggesting local points of interest since its launch in 2012, and now the two are in…




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A restaurant in China lets robots do a lot of the work




Let’s face it, the Robot Apocalypse is near. Just a few days ago, we met A.L.O Botlr, a robot from the high-tech Aloft Hotel in Cupertino, California that acts as a butler. Naturally, the food industry, as important as it is, couldn’t stay behind, so…




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Apple’s now storing some personal user data in China





It’s no secret that the relationship between Apple and China hasn’t always been the best. From the banning of its products for government use, to the Chinese state media wanting the Cupertino company “severely punished” for NSA spying, these cases…




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