Author Archives
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Echo/Google Home infinite loop: this could go on for some time
I couldn’t put up with that for long.
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Gooligan
Nicknamed “Gooligan,” the malware uses a phishing scam to steal authentication tokens for Google accounts, allowing it to download fake apps to the users’ Android phones and tablets without their knowledge, according to Checkpoint Security. Gooligan’s primary motivation appears to… Read More ›
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The most impressive quartz watch in the world
I don’t think I’d be the only person reading this who could be accused of writing off quartz watches as cheaply made, mass-market accessories unworthy of our attention. Well, Seiko’s 9F movement quickly proved me wrong. It’s not just that… Read More ›
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Add the Swiss touch to your Apple Watch
What happens when you cross building blocks with a self-gripping band? The LABB: short for The Loopless And Buckleless Band. #welcometothefuture. More here. I’m not sure if this is a good idea or not?
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Nokia is back
Nokia-branded mobile phones are on sale, once again, on the Finnish company’s website. For now, the range is limited to some pretty basic models, but that should change when Android-powered smartphones and tablets are added soon. It’s thanks to a… Read More ›
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Bre & Co. Origami Watch
While the Origami watch itself has no 3D printed components, it was prototyped using 3D printing (which is fast becoming an industry standard in modern watchmaking in general). To make the model a reality, however, he needed people who could… Read More ›
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How to Hide $400 Million
A few weeks after she realized her husband was finally leaving her, Sarah Pursglove flew down to the Bahamas to figure out how much money he really had. Like many women married to very wealthy men, she didn’t know much… Read More ›
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Watch one blue ball
OK, click this link and watch any single blue ball. It is mesmerising.
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The earliest known Nikon camera just sold for €384,000
The earliest known surviving production Nikon in the world! Nikon started in March 1948 to assemble cameras (with serial number 60922). The offered camera is one of two cameras made in April 1948 and the 3rd of all Nikon production… Read More ›
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Aqua and Bondi: The Road to OS X & The Computer That Saved Apple
Aqua and Bondi: The Road to OS X & The Computer That Saved Apple is an 80 page book which is available in PDF or iBooks format. Good price, but a Kindle version would be nice.
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