New Robot Printer Can Replicate Itself

British researchers have invented something out of Star Trek: a printer that can print out plastic pieces of itself, that can be assembled into a complete unit...that can then print out pieces of itself. It's a...

Schoolboy hacker Omar Khan who upped his grades faces 38 years in jail

" It could be a long time before Omar Khan goes to college: as long as 38 years, according to Orange County prosecutors, who have arrested and charged the 18-year-old student with breaking into his prestigious high...

Pakistani "Rogue Scientist" & Ring Have Plans for Nuclear Weapons

Thd Khan network is reportedly trafficking plans for advanced nuclear weapons with the latest electronic capabilities, officials said. One missile that could readily carry one of their designs: an Iranian missile...

New HP Blackbird 002 configuration ready for retail

Hewlett Packard is bringing its extreme Blackbird 002 PC rig to retail this summer in an exclusive configuration. It will price around $3,300.

Overheating Computers? IBM Plans to Ice Them Down

Is your computer roaring like a 747 taking off? Does your computer overheat?Chances are, it does, and even more frequently than you know. IBM  has developed a prototype that uses cold water to cool your chips."A...

Teens Prefer Computers to Doctors

"A teenager who is sad and maybe even considering suicide may be reluctant to tell a doctor about life-threatening troubles. But the same teenager is far more likely to tell a computer a secret that he or she would...

If Cars were as Technically challenging as Computers can be, Would we Drive t...

With our tech toys, computers and all, some tasks that we think would be routine, become time oglers.That was the case yesterday when some minor computer tinkering turned into a headache.I did not fall off the face of the earth.My usual Green Day piece on Tuesday fell by the...

US/Canada Border Guards:Check IPODs, Laptops," Illegal Downloads!"

OpinionBarry Artiste, Now Public ContributorCertainly the Bill Gates and Musicians and Recording Companies of the World must be smiling, as a proposal to allow US/Canada Border Guards search and seizure of your Ipod...

Bacteria can be turned into living computers

"A team of biology and mathematics experts has created living computers by adding genes to Escherichia coli bacteria, showing that computing in living cells is feasible."

Swarms of 'crazy' ants invade homes, wrecking computers

"In what sounds like a low-budget horror film, voracious swarming ants are invading Texas homes, short-circuiting fuse boxes and wrecking computers. They have ruined pumps at sewage pumping stations, fouled computers...

Ants swarm over Houston area, fouling electronics

Should we be on the look out for 4 horsemen?"DALLAS - In what sounds like a really low-budget horror film, voracious swarming ants that apparently arrived in Texas aboard a cargo ship are invading homes and yards...

Computers on sale in Cuba for the first time! « Peter J. Cooper’s Weblog

Fidel Castro apparently never liked computers - I know the feeling and felt the same way ten years ago - but progress catches up with everybody. Embrace it, you might make a fortune.

Intel Dentro: Havana Gets PCs

While these machines will not win any performance awards, these Intel-based PCs are making history simply by appearing in a Cuban electronics store. Even with diminished specs, the personal computers now available in...

Cuba Puts Computers on Sale to Public

As Raul moves Cuba into the 21st Century many continue to wonder where its all headed. Salaries continue to put the luxury of a home PC or a weekend at a hotel resort clear out of reach for most Cubans. "Cubans are...

Cuba lifts ban on home computers

The first legalised home computers have gone on sale in Cuba, but a ban remains on internet access.This is the latest in a series of restrictions on daily life which President Raul Castro has lifted in recent weeks.Crowds formed at the Carlos III shopping centre in Havana,...

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