Tuesday 4 June 2013

Meet Stanley, the player piano that will play just about any song you tweet to him

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05.31.2013 12:05 PM
Stanley is an Internet-connected vintage player piano powered by a MacBook Air that can play just about any song you tweet his way.
06.01.2013 8:16 AM
The Electronic Frontier Foundation says that stringent digital rights management technology will be harmful to online freedom.
 
 
05.31.2013 1:02 PM
Like BitTorrent with websites, Freenet lets you communicate and share data anonymously with other privacy-conscious folks around the world.
05.31.2013 1:05 PM
The company that owns a U.S. patent for podcasting is confident the patent will stand up to a challenge initiated this week by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
05.31.2013 1:44 PM
While not as fast as the company's top-of-the-line Vector, the affordable Vertex 450 comes close, and is certainly fast enough for the average user.
05.31.2013 1:45 PM
The poet laureate of the New York Museum of Modern Art wants us to print out the Internet and ship it to him. Is it possible? Sure. But it would be a LOT of paper.
06.01.2013 7:01 AM
The new CyberPower Fangbook Evo HX7-200 gaming notebook is the first we've seen to use the new "Haswell" fourth-generation Core processor, running cool and fast.
06.01.2013 7:01 AM
Intel's most powerful new mobile CPUs will feature Intel's best new integrated graphics processor. But you might not find them in Ultrabooks.
06.01.2013 7:01 AM
Chipzilla will continue to dominate the CPU market, but AMDs APU strategy leaves it with a foot in the door.
06.01.2013 7:01 AM
Intel finally takes the wraps off its 4th-generation Core processors. But can these chips stop the PC industry's bleeding?
06.01.2013 7:01 AM
Micro Express leverages the latest processor technology to offer an extremely powerful PC for an extremely reasonable price.
06.01.2013 7:01 AM
As Haswell squirts out of the can, Intel increases the Ultrabook's baseline requirements.
 
 
 
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