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Wednesday September 20, 2017. 05:45 PM
The world isn't ending on Saturday. You know, in case you wondered. The post No, the End of Days Doesn’t Kick off on Saturday appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Intel and Waymo have been working on self-driving car technology in secret for nearly a decade. Now that the technology is moving towards being available in consumer products, the two companies are going public with their own work. The post Intel, Waymo Are Working on...
The optimism of the 1990s supposed whatever disruptions to existing industries – and their workers – new technologies would bring, the growth in employment in the companies driving the new economy would make up for it. It hasn't quite worked out that way. The post What...
Apple's A11 Bionic SoC packs a punch compared with previous iterations of the core -- enough that it's starting to muscle in on Intel's Core family, at least in some tests. The post Apple’s New A11 Bionic Packs One Hell of a Wallop appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Tuesday September 19, 2017. 10:31 PM
Google is expected to unveil the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL on October 4th, but there's not much left to find out. The post New Leak Shows Off Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Apple's new iPhone 8 and 8 Plus have hit the market, but reviewers aren't as thrilled with these phones as they've been in the past. The iPhone X has sucked the air out of the room. The post iPhone 8 and 8 Plus Review Roundup: Great Phones No One Thinks You Should Buy...
If you can play Halo, you can control the multi-million dollar digital periscope on a multi-billion dollar nuclear-powered submarine. The post US Navy to Use Xbox 360 Controllers for Submarine Periscopes appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Continental's in-tire sensors measure tire and road conditions, then changes tire pressure and rim width for the best, safest handling, mpg, and performance. The post Conductive ‘Smart’ Tires Sense Road, Adjust Width and Pressure to Adapt appeared first on ExtremeTech.
All the company's phones from the last few years will now cost you $20 extra if you need a screen replacement. The post Apple Quietly Increases Cost of iPhone Screen Repairs appeared first on ExtremeTech.
The man who saved the world from nuclear annihilation has died. We all owe him a debt of gratitude. The post Stanislav Petrov, Man Who Saved World From Nuclear Annihilation, Has Died appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Monday September 18, 2017. 08:53 PM
Malware has been detected within Piriform's CCleaner, a popular registry cleaner and space recovery tool. The malware-infected package had been distributed for nearly a month. The post Hackers Hid Malware in CCleaner for Nearly a Month appeared first on ExtremeTech.
A new astronomy survey has found the blackest planet ever measured. Despite an exceptionally tight orbit around its host star, WASP-12b absorbs 94 percent of the light that reaches it. The post Astronomers Catch a Glimpse of a Pitch-Black Planet appeared first on...
Labrador, Canada might have been the hottest place ever on the surface of Earth some 36 million years ago when it was struck by a meteorite. The post Ancient Meteorite Impact Produced Highest Natural Temperature Ever On Earth appeared first on ExtremeTech.
New, browser-based cryptocurrency mining is hijacking systems -- and there's no download or utility required. The post Browser-Based Mining Malware Found on Pirate Bay, Other Sites appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Friday September 15, 2017. 10:49 PM
HP is back to its old tricks locking printer firmware and blocking ink cartridges again. They pulled this trick a year ago, almost to the day. The post HP Is Once Again Breaking Printers With Third-Party Ink Cartridges [Updated] appeared first on ExtremeTech.
I've been using this tiny 40% keyboard for a week to see how well I adapt (if at all). The post Tiny Keyboard Experiment: Living with the ‘Minivan’ appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Mark Sagar, the creator of BabyX, has chosen no less a goal than simulating the neural machinery of an infant human in silico. The post Is BabyX the Future of Silicon-Based Life Forms? appeared first on ExtremeTech.
Next year, you may never again have to hunt through your Chrome tabs in search of the one that's producing sound. The post Google Chrome Will Block Autoplaying Video With Sound Next Year appeared first on ExtremeTech.
New Horizons has sent back a signal confirming that it had woken up from hibernation and executed computer commands to begin bringing its systems back online. The post NASA’s New Horizons Probe Wakes Up to Study Kuiper Belt appeared first on ExtremeTech.
The Cuban sonic weapon story and accompanying investigation haven't resolved anything. In fact, the entire situation keeps getting weirder. The post The Cuban Sonic Weapon Story Keeps Getting Stranger appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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