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Microsoft Builds Underwater Data Centers

Microsoft Builds Underwater Data Centers

The ocean is home to many strange relics of human existence, from a Texas-sized garbage patch, to barnacle-encrusted oil rigs to gold-bullion-filled shipwrecks. Now, scientists are hoping to add cloud-computing data centers to the list.

Microsoft Research has built a prototype data center that it recently deployed beneath the waves off the California coast. Ultimately, the new research endeavor,…

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The Pirate Bay starts its own Streaming Section

The Pirate Bay starts its own Streaming Section

The Pirate Bay may be vying to become the world’s largest streaming site. It recently began testing a plug-in that turns browsers into torrent-streaming clients.

Having returned from its latest exile, The Pirate Bay now is using the Torrents Time plugin to deliver an illegal answer to Netflix. With the plugin installed on a Mac or PC, users can click the new “Stream It!” button to access a wealth…

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GoPro Hero4 lets you Stream your View

GoPro Hero4 lets you Stream your View

GoPro on Monday announced an integration with Twitter’s Periscope app that allows live streaming from a GoPro Hero4 camera.

Periscope users can switch between broadcasting from their iPhone’s camera to their GoPro directly from the phone screen with the touch of a button, GoPro said.

The feature allows GoPro shooters to use the Periscope interface like a production switchboard. They can toggle…

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Superhot: the FPS is Finally Realeased!

Superhot: the FPS is Finally Realeased!

Three years of thought went into the think-between-steps shooter game Superhot, which was released Thursday.

Born of a week-long first-person-shooter game jam, Superhot’s concept caught the attention of the Kickstarter crowd, raising US$250,000.

The indie title is available on Windows, Linux and OS X. It will arrive on Xbox One next month.

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Deleted Samsung S7 Previews

Deleted Samsung S7 Previews

Samsung on Sunday introduced two new models of its flagship Galaxy smartphone line at the annual gala for the mobile world, the Mobile World Conference in Barcelona, Spain.

Both phones have similar features, but one, the Galaxy S7 Edge, has a 5.5-inch display, the same size as the iPhone 6s Plus.

The units have curved screens that support quad HD resolution, as well as a slight curve on the back,…

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HoloLens 'Teleports' NASA Scientist to Mars

HoloLens ‘Teleports’ NASA Scientist to Mars

Something amazing happened at the TED2016 conference today: HoloLens developer Alex Kipman “teleported” a NASA scientist onto the stage, on the surface of Mars.

Jeff Norris of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory was physically across the street from the auditorium in Vancouver, Canada, but with the HoloLens cameras, a hologram of him (a three-dimensional, talking hologram, which is made entirely of…

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Discovering the 5G Internet

Discovering the 5G Internet

AT&T on Friday announced plans to start testing 5G internet technology, with a possible limited commercial rollout before the end of 2016. 5G offers the promise of besting the speeds of today’s fastest wireless networks by a factor of 10 to 100, through the use of millimeter waves, network function virtualization, and software-defined networking.

Through a collaboration with Ericsson and Intel,…

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Bio-Printed Human Body Bones and Muscles

Bio-Printed Human Body Bones and Muscles

 A new 3D printer can print living tissue structures that could one day be used to replace injured or diseased tissue in patients.

“With further development, this technology could potentially be used to print living tissue and organ structures for surgical implantation,” Dr. Anthony Atala, director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, who co-authored a study describing the…

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'Superman Memory ' Stores Data for 13.8 Billion Years

‘Superman Memory ‘ Stores Data for 13.8 Billion Years

Copies of the Magna Carta, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the King James Bible have now been digitally stored on a piece of glass known as a “Superman memory crystal” that has the capacity to save huge amounts of information for up to 13.8 billion years, researchers say.

Using a method of laser etching, researchers at the University of Southampton, in the United Kingdom, archived…

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Orion: Discover Leap Motion Tracking

Orion: Discover Leap Motion Tracking

Leap Motion on Tuesday introduced Orion — a faster, more precise, more capable and more reliable hand tracking system than its predecessor. Orion is purpose built for virtual reality, and it represents a stark shift in how Leap Motion tech tracks hands and fingers, according to the company.

“Orion starts tracking faster and with lower latency,” the company said in a statement provided to…

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Top 5 Hilarious Amazon Reviews

Top 5 Hilarious Amazon Reviews

Sometimes we need to laugh, what is better than reading some Amazon funny reviews? Here are the best ones!

1. The Holy Bible: King James Version

“For those of you who don’t know, this is God’s second novel after the Old Testament. It’s a marked improvement, in my opinion. He got rid of a lot of his previous angst and scorn, and has really begun to show some of the maturity present in his later…

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CS:GO 1.5 Million Dollar Prize Pool for Major Event

CS:GO 1.5 Million Dollar Prize Pool for Major Event

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ESL has announced that $1,5 million will be given away in 2016 for CS:GO across two seasons of the ESL Pro League.

(a montage about the legendary game CS:GO)

After hosting two Pro League seasons in 2015 with $1 million split evenly between them, ESL has announced a 50 per cent increase in prize money for 2016,…

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New Phone Gaming Gadgets Released

New Phone Gaming Gadgets Released

Let’s take a closer look to what the lab technicians invent every day thru their crazy ideas for the latest phone gaming gadgets.

Steady as You Game

I don’t enjoy playing complex games on a smartphone. Using the screen as both input and output device makes matters complicated, so I tend to steer clear of any game that requires more than single taps or simple swipes.

There are a number of game…

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MoonWalker Special Shoes Feel Like on The Moon

MoonWalker Special Shoes Feel Like on The Moon

Have you ever fantasized about walking on the moon, but you don’t want to put on a spacesuit and blast more than 200,000 miles (322,000 kilometers) through space? Now you can with MoonWalker! A New York-based startup plans to turn this lunar fantasy into a reality, and it could be as simple as putting on a pair of magnetic loafers.

Moonshine Crea, the company developing the out-of-this-world…

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Huawei's Battery Fast Recharge Solution

Huawei’s Battery Fast Recharge Solution

Huawei Technologies last week unveiled lithium-ion batteries that recharge in minutes rather than hours.

The batteries, developed by Huawei’s Watt Lab, recharge 10 times faster than their competitors and can reach 50 percent capacity in two to five minutes, the company said.

Huawei demonstrated two models at the 56th Battery Symposium in Japan last week: a 600-mAh unit that reached 68 percent…

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The Real 'X-Files'? CIA Reveals Weirdest UFO Stories

The Real ‘X-Files’? CIA Reveals Weirdest UFO Stories

The real-life stories of UFOs would be enough for the fictional “X-Files” FBI agents Mulder and Scully to spend a lifetime investigating.

With a nod to the new “X-Files” reboot (which airs on Fox on Mondays at 8 p.m. ET), the Central Intelligence Agency has released a trove of once classified documents on several real-life unidentified flying objects.

Not surprisingly, many of these UFO sightings…