Google brings free WiFi to New York City… sort of.
Free Wi-Fi in NYC! Google beams blazing-fast internet to Chelsea’s tech hub, boosting connectivity for startups and residents alike.
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ASUS gets a foot in their ‘rear’
ASUS tweet sparks uproar: sexist ad or marketing misstep? Women in tech demand progress! E3 bans “booth babes,” Computex next?
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New high speed camera captures light as it travels
Can you imagine 1 TRILLION FPS? MIT’s mind-blowing camera sees light in motion, opening doors to revolutionary medical, industrial & even artistic possibilities. The future is now!
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New Tech allows for realistic insertion of objects into spaces
Magic in a Photo: Add Real Objects to Pics! Forget filters, add real elements to your photos! New tech lets you insert objects & control light like never before.
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Is this confirmation of an Amazon Tablet? [Breaking]
Quanta, OEM partner for RIM and Sony, reportedly starts production on Amazon’s rumored tablet. 700,000-800,000 units expected in peak season, contributing $3.5 billion to Quanta’s annual revenue. Digitimes reports Amazon aims to reduce Kindle prices and push tablet globally. Amazon remains silent, but history suggests announcement is imminent.
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Noisecast Roundup 5-2-2011: memeification of the wicked witch
Bin Laden is dead, but Twitter celebrates with memes, not news coverage. E-Ink technology stagnates while 100 terabit connections are created. Sony suffers another hack, and Twitter buys TweetDeck. Plus, conspiracy theories abound and Noisecast ponders Tupac’s immortality.
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Noisecast Roundup 4-25-2011: Rocket Man
Spaceflight takes the spotlight with updates on lunar bases, Elon Musk’s ambitions, and more. Rounding out the news: Lenovo’s Honeycomb tablet leak, iPhone 5 rumors, and Nook Color’s Android transformation.
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ReWalk Redefining Power Walk
ReWalk, a robotic exoskeleton from Argo Medical Technologies, allows many wheelchair users to walk, sit, and climb stairs. This groundbreaking technology is a true game-changer for paraplegics seeking to regain their ability to walk.
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Geared Up
A tech geek’s guide to the tools that make their day work, including hardware, operating software, productivity software, and more.
Technology in Cars
Chris argues that some technology in cars is useful, such as fuel injection, but that other technology is dangerous, such as touch-screen infotainment systems. He believes that all controls should be voice-activated or on the wheel, and that dealerships should spend at least 20 minutes training the purchaser with any tech in the car.
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