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... relevant? 7 Jul 2023 A regular reader sent me a heads-up that Toyota was touting a major breakthrough in battery . Toyota are not known as a leading-edge battery manufacturer or reasearch...

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... know and love is operated by the and was originally designed for strictly military purposes, Galileo has been touted as the European Union's alternative -- effectively ensuring that NATO nations had...

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... that The White House in the USA had been bombed, leaving President Obama suffering unspecified injuries. The immediate result of this news was that financial markets plunged and stock prices rapidly...

... so I find it perplexing that it has taken Sky so long to finally come up with an offering that addresses this very strong and valuable niche. pay TV viewers have had the scifi channel for a very...

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... September 2013 Disks of various types have been the backbone of computing for decades. The very first disks were with fixed heads and platters that were a substitute for expensive RAM. A large metal...

... that advances in AI would have delivered the kind of astonishing results we're seeing today. Back then, an actor who signed a contract would not have been looking to protect themselves in the way...

... it be that the manufacturers will increasingly lean towards allowing and encouraging skilled amateurs to help out with the development and debugging of their products? Sounds like fun to me. Please visit...

... it once done to light your fire in winter. However, I suspect that with the arrival of -phones, the Kindle (and other e-ink readers) plus a growing acceptance of the benefits associated with e...

... the government was enough to see through "big content's" smokescreen, SOPA would kill it because it would strangle the flow of money. Under the provisions of SOPA, the banks, credit card companies...

... snooping on you. Given the lengths that the world's various security agencies (such as the NSA) are presently going to in order to intrude on our lives, how can we be sure that many of our devices...

.... Ultimately it is the consumer that has the power but sadly, I fear that we're already seeing the era of passivity unfold before our very eyes and most folk won't be or brave enough to take...

... complexity 28 February 2012 I've commented before about the way in which automotive has change since I was an eager teenager with a set of ringspanners and sockets. Way back in the days of my youth...

.... If they're enough to recognise the huge potential that will be placed before them, I'm pretty sure that there is a very real chance to turn Tokoroa form a "timber town" into a "tech town". From...

... implanted in their teeth. In fact, every time a bit of comes along which threatens to empower consumers to copy their product, the recording industry throws up its hands and screams "woe...

... certainly the involved is viable and the essential components could be manufactured en masse at a very low cost. Adding such connectivity to any device could cost just cents -- so why wouldn't...