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Showing posts with label May 19. Show all posts
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Monday, May 19, 2014

The future of Formula 1 could involve AR headsets and farting


What’s the next frontier for F1? If these guys get their way, races will be run on intelligent tracks, drivers will wear augmented reality headsets and cars will breathe air for extra thrust. Team Lotus and the energy drink Burn (nope, us neither)…




Google commemorates 40th anniversary of Rubik’s cube with interactive doodle












Google is celebrating the invention of the Rubik’s cube with an interactive Google doodle which is in the form of a Rubik’s Cube. Invented 40 years ago by Erno Rubik, a professor of architecture at the University of Budapest, the Rubik’s cube became one of the most popular toys worldwide.










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Upcoming Xbox One update might let you use external drives




According to Microsoft product director Albert Penello, external drive support for the Xbox One has always been on the company’s docket to enable in a future update. That refresh looks to be on the horizon after an unnamed Xbox developer took to…

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Upcoming Xbox One update might let you use external drives





According to Microsoft product director Albert Penello, external drive support for the Xbox One has always been on the company’s docket to enable in a future update. That refresh looks to be on the horizon after an unnamed Xbox developer took to…




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Japan: the country where flip-phones refuse to die







The buttons are easier to type on, the battery lasts longer, it’s familiar. No, we’re not talking about BlackBerry this time, but the Japanese feature phone. Glorious, folding forefather to the smartphone, and the form-factor that gave birth to…

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