Computers

05.25.19

Business

Hitting the Books: An army of temps put a man on the moon

This is why we need unions.

By A. Tarantola, 05.25.19

04.17.18

CTRL-Labs' EMG wristbands may spell the end for keyboards and mice

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Gadgetry

CTRL-Labs' EMG wristbands may spell the end for keyboards and mice

Why type when you can just think about typing?

By A. Tarantola, 04.17.18

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10.29.17

HP lost key historical archives in California's wildfires

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Personal Computing

HP lost key historical archives in California's wildfires

It compounds an ongoing human tragedy.

By J. Fingas, 10.29.17

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06.02.17

The Eve V came from nowhere to challenge the Surface Pro

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Personal Computing

The Eve V came from nowhere to challenge the Surface Pro

If everything pans out, this clone could surpass even Microsoft's device.

By C. Velazco, 06.02.17

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01.26.17

Acer penalized $115k for leaving credit card info unprotected

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Security

Acer penalized $115k for leaving credit card info unprotected

Hackers took 35,000 customers' personal data when the company's misconfigured website left it exposed.

By D. Lumb, 01.26.17

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01.04.17

Intel gives its NUC mini-PCs new processors, new ports and a new design

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Personal Computing

Intel gives its NUC mini-PCs new processors, new ports and a new design

The latest Intel NUC PCs bring Thunderbolt 3 sockets.

By S. Buckley, 01.04.17

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01.03.17

HP's Sprout Pro looks nicer (and works better) than the original

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Gadgetry

HP's Sprout Pro looks nicer (and works better) than the original

The company's all-in-one for makers is more useful than it used to be.

By C. Low, 01.03.17

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11.01.16

MIT makes neural nets show their work

Computers can now provide both results and their reasoning behind them.

By A. Tarantola, 11.01.16

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08.03.16

IBM researcher builds a phase-change capable artificial neuron

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Personal Computing

IBM researcher builds a phase-change capable artificial neuron

Significantly, it's built of trusted materials and can scale down microscopically.

By D. Lumb, 08.03.16

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02.28.16

The After Math: You take the good with the bad

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Internet

The After Math: You take the good with the bad

Just hope they even out in the end.

By A. Tarantola, 02.28.16

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Computers

Hitting the Books: An army of temps put a man on the moon

CTRL-Labs' EMG wristbands may spell the end for keyboards and mice

HP lost key historical archives in California's wildfires

The Eve V came from nowhere to challenge the Surface Pro

Acer penalized $115k for leaving credit card info unprotected

Intel gives its NUC mini-PCs new processors, new ports and a new design

HP's Sprout Pro looks nicer (and works better) than the original

MIT makes neural nets show their work

IBM researcher builds a phase-change capable artificial neuron

The After Math: You take the good with the bad

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