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Google Improves Its Search Engine
Google has updated its search engine again, intended to yield better results. The improvements are twofold: the first involves displaying a list of related words and phrases based on your original query. Here’s how it works: For example, if you search for [principles of physics], our algorithms understand that “angular momentum,” “special relativity,” “big bang” [...]
Prada Makes A Landmark Structure
Any movie that shows the future dazzles us with a wide array of gadgets and gizmos that represent new technology. Flying cars, self-drying jackets and voice-activated hardware are just a few examples. A more subtle part of the illusion is the architecture. Buildings play a silent but critical part on any futuristic landscape. The Prada [...]
CES Review: LG Watch Phone
One of the more talked-about gadgets unveiled at this year’s CES show in Las Vegas was the LG Watch Phone. LG has released watch phones previously, but this year’s version is the first watch to offer a feature-set that is close to being on par with a smartphone. To be honest, I’m not a big [...]
January’s PC Magazine Is Its Last Issue
PC Magazine is going out of print. The last issue will be released in January, and unless somebody picks it up, it will be curtains for the publication of one of tech’s most recognizable magazines. Don’t fret though. You’ll still see it online. …Ziff Davis’s PC Magazine will issue its last print edition this January, [...]
The LG X110 AKA MOMO
If you can recall, LG was at the forefront of the iPhone wave with the Prada mobile, enjoying the publicity of being compared with Apple’s cellphone. Looks like it took a different approach with netbooks, preferring to observe the market first before diving into production head-on. Now that its device is here, we can take [...]
Star Wars Fan Builds Own Landspeeder
When it comes to fandom, there are those who are content with keeping themselves informed on the latest and buying the occasional toy or two for nostalgia. Then there are the hardcore types who have to collect every single piece of memorabilia there is, even the limited edition ones (let me correct that: especially the [...]
Colgate Wants To Change Your Toothbrush
With the accessibility of modern technology, it’s easy to take a lot of things for granted. Cellphones, portable media players and flash drives tend to overshadow the relatively mundane tools we use daily. For example, take the humble toothbrush. Sure, the electric ones are available, but they fail to render manual ones obsolete. Why? Maybe [...]
160 Games To Feed Your Arcade Nostalgia
I don’t know about you, but did you go through this period when you were younger where you became a regular at the arcades? I did, and it was a pretty common wish for a kid like me back then to have my own arcade cabinet at home. Okay fine, cabinets. Today, arcade gaming is [...]
Microsoft Unveils DreamSpark Program
Microsoft Corp. unveiled the DreamSpark program today, a suite of development and design software for high school and college students aimed to “unlock their creative potential and set them on the path to academic and career success”. The tools are available for free. The Microsoft DreamSpark student program (http://channel8.msdn.com) makes available, at no charge, a [...]
