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7,000 Dominoes Used to Celebrate Windows 7
October 28, 2009
on Digital Convergence
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Jane McEntegart
All the Windows 7 hype is finally dying down. No more insane burgers or performances by Ashley Tisdale, no more Family Guy clips or launch parties. It's nearly over, guys. But nearly never won the race. Read more
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Yahoo Apologizes for ''Hack Day'' Lap Dancers
October 20, 2009
on About Internet Users
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Kevin Parrish
Yahoo was flamed for providing lap dancers at a recent Hack Day event. Read more
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Carmack Qualifies Lunar Landing Challenge
September 14, 2009
on Communications Software
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Kevin Parrish
John Carmack's Armadillo aerospace could win $1 million in NASA's Lunar Lander Challenge. Read more
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Robot Nurses To Cut Health Care Costs
September 4, 2009
on Influence of Technology on Society
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Kevin Parrish
A roboticist thinks robot nurses are on the horizon. Read more
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Oldest ''Working'' Computer Gets New Life
September 4, 2009
on Influence of Technology on Society
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Kevin Parrish
The oldest "working" computer is getting a make-over and a spot in a retirement home. Read more
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Boeing Successfully Tested Laser Cannon
September 2, 2009
on Influence of Technology on Society
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Kevin Parrish
Cyberwars, laser beams, magnetic car engines... the world is coming to an end. Read more
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QuakeCon: Doom II on XBLA
August 13, 2009
on Event Coverage
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Kevin Parrish
Doom II for Xbox Live Arcade made an appearance today at QuakeCon. Read more
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Contractor Leaks Obama's Chopper Plans to Iran
March 2, 2009
on Opinion
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Aaron Heibert
Blueprints and other technical information of Obama’s presidential helicopter have cropped up on Iranian P2P networks – a serious breach. Read more
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Download Feature May Come to Youtube
January 21, 2009
on Using the Internet
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Aaron Heibert
For those of you that like to compile collections of funny or other important videos from the widely popular YouTube service, you could be in for change. Change for the better. Read more
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Youtube's Pope Channel on Wii and PS3
January 20, 2009
on Using the Internet
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Kevin Parrish
YouTube is reaching more viewers than ever, now addressing Wii and PlayStation 3 gamers, as well as Catholics directly. Read more
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An Apple Zone for CES'10?
January 13, 2009
on Event Coverage
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Jane McEntegart
One of the big announcements prior to CES this year was that there would be no Steve Jobs at Macworld and that Apple was pulling away from the Macworld Conference and Expo completely. Rumors today emerge that the company could be stepping back. Read more
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CES 2009: PC Building Competition
January 8, 2009
on Desktop Computers
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Rachel Rosmarin
Tom's Hardware Managing Editor Chris Angelini competed in the annual "Build Your Own PC" race. He was a contender, until technical difficulties arose. Read more
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MacWorld '09; Apple's Final Show
January 6, 2009
on Event Coverage
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Kevin Parrish
Macworld 2009, which kicked off yesterday, highlights Apple goodness with the likes of GarageBand, iMovie, iWork and more. Read more
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Kid Shoots Parents Over Halo 3
December 17, 2008
on Software Miscellaneous
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Kevin Parrish
A 17-year-old male shot his parents - killing his mother and wounding his father - all because they took Halo 3 away from him. Read more
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U.S. Army Sets Up in Second Life
December 4, 2008
on Using the Internet
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Devin Connors
The United States Army is buying two islands in Second Life, one for recruitment and one for fun. Read more