Technology involved in the gelato business
As simple and plain as it may seem, there is actually quite a degree of technology that goes into the making of gelato. This soft, […]
Month: July 2014
Singapore passes law to block illegal sites
The Singapore government has passed an amendment to the country’s Copyright Act that will let content owners compel service providers to block infringing sites, like Pirate Bay.
Glue-free, tool-free metal ‘Star Wars’ models
These small but flashy 3D models have great detail and can be assembled with nothing but your own two hands.
Microsoft Surface Pro 3: Good news, bad news
After two weeks with the Surface Pro 3, the good and the bad come into sharper relief.
The 404 1,518: Where destroy a 20 year old record (podcast)
The CNET Audiophiliac Steve Guttenberg shares his picks of the best hi-fi system for listening to LPS on a budget, along with more music tips on today’s 404 episode.
Tomorrow Daily 011: Denny’s "Hashteroids," levitating monorails, and more
On today’s Tomorrow Daily, Denny’s announced three remixed Atari classics, Israel plans on testing a levitating monorail within 2 years, and Sugru made a crazy overpowered water gun. Also, we back (or hack?) Pond’s wireless charger, and read your emoji tweets.
Korean phone subsidies: Comical, chaotic and often illegal
As the Korean cellular market draws closer to saturation point, the drive to win customers through cheap phone deals has gone off the rails.