Technology can be dazzling but also debilitating to real human progress, and when I say "progress" I do not mean advancements in the world of machines but advancements in the world of people, and one does not necessarily lead to the other.
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The best Linux laptops run smoothly--an experience that isn't guaranteed when you install Linux on random computers. That's because Linux can be customized for the hardware that it's installed on.
A California restaurant is hoping to bring friends and family members together by asking them to lock away their cell phones in exchange for a free pizza.
Antennas made of carbon nanotube films are just as efficient as copper for wireless applications, according to researchers at Rice University's Brown School of Engineering. They're also tougher, more flexible and can essentially be painted onto d
More and more people are utilizing their smartphones for underwater photography, but there's a problem with using a watertight housing made just for your device – it's useless when you change phones. The Xpoovv, however, works with a wide range of
Google is adding the location of speed traps to Google Maps. This means drivers will be warned when approaching a speed camera. Google is also adding speed limits to Google Maps. These will be displayed in the app, leaving drivers with no excuses for
If you own an Amazon Echo or another Alexa-enabled device, you can now tell Alexa to delete your voice recordings. While this is currently only limited to voice recordings up to one day old, it is at least a start.
Monitoring software used by The Washington Post on an ordinary iPhone found that no fewer than 5,400 app trackers were sending data from the phone – in some cases including sensitive data like location and phone number.
One of the high points of Photokina 2018 in Cologne, Germany, was the GFX100Megapixels Concept from Fujifilm, featuring a large sensor about 1.7 times the size of a full-frame image sensor and capable of recording 4K video.
Conspiracy theorists suggest the REAL reason America banned Huawei was because of its 'insane' 50x super spy lens as they post video of it zooming in on boys playing chess
Out of all the speculation about the fallout from Washington's Huawei blacklisting, this analyst comment offers perhaps the most spectacularly apt summation of what's in store for Huawei's smartphone business now that Google has suspended its Android
The display on a smartphone is a modern marvel, cramming millions of pixels into the space of a few inches – but soon this may look decidedly retro. Researchers at Cambridge University have managed to create the smallest pixels in the world, about
Seven years after impressing us with the world's smallest and lightest washing machine, the team behind the five-ounce (140 g) Scrubba has returned to Kickstarter promising to help hygienically-minded travelers shed even more weight. The palm-sized S
Berkeley Labs has 3D-printed an all-liquid device that, with the click of a button, can be repeatedly reconfigured on demand to serve a wide range of applications – from making battery materials to screening drug candidates.
The robot cleaners we have tidying up our houses in the 21st century continue to get smarter and more efficient – such as the Narwal, which combines both vacuuming and mopping in one device, and can even replenish its own water tanks when it's done
The synchronized global slowdown has hit Apple's iOS App Store downloads for the first time in years, according to a new report from Morgan Stanley, first reported by 9to5Mac.
With decades of experience working and living in the heart of Silicon Valley, Jeff has the inside track on the biggest tech trends before they hit the front pages. He's also the man who pinpointed the best-performing S&P 500 stock of both 2016 and
With Verizon having switched on its 5G wireless network in two markets this week - Chicago and Minneapolis, the folks over at TechRadar hit the streets of Chicago after the Verizon launch event with the only working 5G handset they could get their ha
• https://www.lewrockwell.com, By Charles Hugh Smith
Entering commoditized, fiercely competitive low-margin services cannot substitute for the high-margin profits that will be lost as global recession and saturation erode iPhone sales.
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