What the??
Google co-founder and CEO (or should I say former CEO?) Larry Page just dropped a real bombshell. He and fellow Google founder Sergey Brin have star… by Ryan Whitwam in Breaking, News
Reality Bites
What the??
Google co-founder and CEO (or should I say former CEO?) Larry Page just dropped a real bombshell. He and fellow Google founder Sergey Brin have star… by Ryan Whitwam in Breaking, News
Wow…impressive display of power and balance!
Liebherr-Werk Ehingen GmbH held its traditional open days on 13 and 14 June 2012 in Ehingen/Donau. D
Somewhere deep in the cobweb-filled recesses of your brain, you might remember a time when checking your email meant booting up Internet Explorer. But as this infographic shows, it wasn’t long ago that the world was filled with Internet Explorers. Then, a couple years back, nearly every country switched to Chrome.
If you love movies this is worth a watch.
Are computer generated visual effects really ruining movies? We believe that the reason we think all
This is crazy!
You see the word insane get thrown around on the Internet a lot. It’s a good word! But few things actually deserve the word insane. This stunt does though. Felix Baumgartner (the dude who jumped from space) pilots a Bolkov BO105 aerobatic helicopter that is basically having a movie car chase scene with a race car and forgot he was piloting a helicopter and not driving a car.
Nice! But this should have been policy years ago.
Nexus devices will now receive monthly security updates from Google, in addition to their usual platform updates. Starting now with the release of the Stagefright exploit fix, Google will be pushing out security updates, and notifying its partners on a monthly basis. Samsung has also already committed to fast tracking security updates with monthly fixes. With Google’s existing…
Very cool!
Haha! Poor Mario.
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Whether you keep your lawn pristine because you love the look and feel of it, or you just maintain it because your HOA tells you to, this guide has suggestions to keep your lawn happy and healthy, along with a full month-by-month schedule.
Chrome (Dev): If you’re downloading a file in Chrome, you have to watch the little bar at the bottom for a vague green circle to fill. If you’d rather get a bit more information (and you’re running the Chrome Dev channel), you can enable this flag to put your downloads in Google’s notification tray.
I'm loving my Shield!
Nobody who should be listened to will tell you the NVIDIA Shield TV is capable of providing a gaming experience comparable to the Xbox One, PS4, or even the Wii U. The hardware and software in those consoles is finely tuned to provide things the Tegra X1 and Android TV simply aren’t capable of delivering. Gaming on the Shield Android TV is fun, but the current lineup is mostly nostalgia…
The Canadian delicacy formerly known as Kraft Dinner has changed its name to a well-known “term of endearment” to win back the affection of consumers.
Science is always fun, but when said science explains the intelligence and bottomless love of man’s best friend, it’s even better.
More than 1,000 tech and robotics experts — including Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk and Steve Wozniak — warn an AI arms race is on the horizon. And it could happen in a matter of years, not decades.
Pretty amazing special effects.
Here’s a demo of age reduction VFX and it’s absolutely incredible. I can hardly tell which one is real and which one is getting aged or de-aged (the video on the left is the original footage). You can turn everything into anything you want with special effects, it’s unbelievable.
Chromebooks are great for a lot of things, but as any owners of one will tell you, there’s a few tasks they could handle a bit better. Tasks like word processing, web browsing, and video-chatting are fine, but as soon as you take a step outside the realm of the Internet, the Chromebook struggles to keep pace with the rest of the portable pariarchy.
Nice update!
Vertical videos are terrible for many reasons, but we may have to come to terms with the fact that many people just won’t stop recording videos vertically…. by Ryan Whitwam in Applications, News, Videos
Nice!
Russian billionaire Yuri Milner has announced a new initiative called Breakthrough Listen, a 10-year project that will search for radio and light signals emitted by extraterrestrials. At a cost of $100 million, it’s the largest sum of money ever allocated to the effort.