MacMusic  |  PcMusic  |  440 Software  |  440 Forums  |  440TV  |  Zicos
acirc
Search

Mac > Wired: Cult of Mac

Saturday August 18, 2018. 04:00 PM
acirc The Mighty Honeybee Is Fighting Poverty and Deforestation in Zanzibar
On this Tanzanian archipelago, conservation and economic development are intertwined.
    0
are A Costly CIA Mistake, a Campaign Hack, and More Security News This Week
New cyberwar policy, body scanners in Los Angeles, and more of the week's top security news.
    0
note A Straightforward Timeline of the FCC's Twisty DDoS Debacle
It's a complicated situation and a complicated subject. Maybe this will simplify things.
    0
week Best Weekend Tech Deals: Bose QuietComfort, Galaxy Note 9, iPad, Xbox One S
The best tech and gaming deals this weekend: Apple, Bose, Beats, Galaxy Note 9, Roku, and more.
    1
security Owning Guns Is Sort of Like Owning Rattlesnakes
Author Michael Bishop's 'Rattlesnakes and Men' is about a town where everyone owns a dangerous ophidian.
    0
one Space Photos of the Week: Supersized Saturn and Jumbo Jupiter
Sometimes the big guys, with their massive storms and fun-for-kids-to-draw rings, get all the attention.
    1
how PK360 Grill & Smoker Review: Well-Built Cooking Excellence
PK's grill-and-smoker combo is solidly constructed and has excellent temperature control.
    0
elon Elon Musk Is Broken, and We Have Broken Him
The CEO's increasingly erratic behavior is putting Tesla at risk. And there's blame to go around.
    0
mac Scientists Are Developing a Unique Identifier for Your Brain
A neurological “functional fingerprint” allows scientists to explore the influence of genetics, environment and aging on brain connectivity.
    0
Friday August 17, 2018. 10:00 PM
news Taking Away John Brennan's Clearance Threatens National Security
When Trump strips a former CIA director's security clearance, the impact is more than just symbolic.
    0
macintosh Gadget Lab Podcast: Will Elon Musk Really Take Tesla Private?
Elon Musk’s public and sometimes-controversial tweets have triggered a cascade of events in recent weeks. We discuss on the Gadget Lab podcast.
    0
apple A Bot Panic Hits Amazon Mechanical Turk
Concerned social scientists turned their analytical skills onto one of their most widely used research tools this week: Amazon's Mechanical Turk.
    0
software Oh Hey, Don't Steal Reviews, and the Rest of This Week in Games
In this week's Replay column we've got a plagiarism scandal, 'Diablo III' on the Nintendo Switch, and other disruptions. Let's dive in.
    0
mac news How Apple's iPhoneX Changed Smartphone Design in 2018
The notch. The biometrics. The animoji. Apple's flagship smartphone is the one everyone's trying to copy this year.
    0
macintosh news The Case of a Revolutionary (But Imaginary?) Superconductor
If the unconfirmed claims of a room temperature superconductor are real, this is _bonkers_.
    0
macintosh news headlines Sidewalk Labs Wants to Remake Toronto With Flexible Streets
Google's sister company intends to rethink how cities work, and that means adding some flexibility to how their public spaces are designed.
    0
acirc Get an Inside Look at SpaceX's Astronaut Training Sims
SpaceX's first crew is starting training on cockpit simulators and replicas of the spacecraft that will take them to the ISS.
    0
are AI Is the Future—But Where Are the Women?
Just 12 percent of machine learning researchers are women—a worrying statistic for a field supposedly reshaping society.
    0
note Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Review, Price, and Where to Buy
The Note 9 comes with a spiffed up camera, more storage than you'll ever need, and a stylus that doubles as a remote control.
    0
Thursday August 16, 2018. 09:46 PM
week Three Science Experiments You Can Do With Your Phone
Your phone can measure acceleration, magnetic field, sound, location, and maybe more—which turns it into a portable data collector for science projects.
    0
News copyright owned by their original publishers | Copyright © 2004 - 2018 Zicos / 440Network
Current Date
Aug, Sun 19 - 03:56 CEST