Besides a rumored headphone jack, the successor to the Moto Z Force might not be a Verizon exclusive this time.
Source: CNET
HBO’s political comedy snuck in a joke that would’ve been great on its tech one. The post Last Night Veep Went Full Silicon Valley, With Uber-Great Results appeared first on WIRED.
Source: Wired
Solving the mystery of the giant shipworm—a scientific legend that can grow to over five feet long. The post The Mystery of the 5-Foot-Long Shipworm Just Got Stinkier appeared first on WIRED.
Source: Wired
A “leaked” slide backs previous rumors that Intel plans to inject Wi-Fi and USB 3.1 Gen2 connectivity into its 300 Series motherboard chipsets. The Wi-Fi aspect may be based on the 802.11ac Wave2 standard supporting gigabit speeds.
The post ‘Leaked’ Intel slide backs rumors of chipset support for Wi-Fi, USB 3.1 Gen2 appeared first on Digital Trends.
Source: Digital trends
You can use Legos, pennies, beans—whatever, really—and a six-sided die to model radioactivity. Why? Because physics is fun. The post Let’s Model Radioactive Decay to Show How Carbon Dating Works appeared first on WIRED.
Source: Wired
Creators Update made changes to the core operating system and to policies that are accessible to more technical users, such as IT administrators, who are important to Microsoft as it continues to push Windows 10 to a billion machines.
The post Windows 10 Creators Update lets administrators take away some user options appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Combining seventh generation Intel processors with Nvidia’s GTX 1050 Ti graphics chip, Origin PC’s new EON15-S is a powerful but compact gaming laptop, with up to six hours of battery life in a five-pound shell.
The post At five pounds, the GTX 1050 Ti gaming laptop is light and powerful appeared first on Digital Trends.
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A team of researchers at the Hasso Plattner Institute in Germany has shared details of a new system that uses electrical muscle stimulation to make virtual reality even more immersive.
The post Researchers use haptic feedback to simulate walls and heavy objects in VR appeared first on Digital Trends.
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One iPhone case is much like the other unless it’s made of figured walnut wood from a retired woodworker in California and feels like the surface of a finely-sanded and well-made piece of antique cabinetry. That’s why Kerf Cases, a Pittsburgh-based manufacturer, is so cool.
The founder, Ben Saks, has been working in wood for most of his life. While working at Carnegie Mellon… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Diapers.com and five other sites run by Amazon-owned Quidsi will shutter and redirect to Amazon.com, marking the demise of a $545 million acquisition.
Source: CNET