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Micron unveils 1α — their most advanced DRAM Process Technology

By Agitator!! | January 26, 2021

Google Proposes Alternative to Cookies

By Agitator!! | January 25, 2021

Apple reportedly working on VR headset

By Agitator!! | January 22, 2021

Scientists find black holes could reach ‘stupendously large’ sizes

By Agitator!! | January 21, 2021

NVIDIA responds to G-SYNC story

By Agitator!! | January 19, 2021

Scientists Found a Way to Make Synthetic Gasoline Out of Thin Air

By Agitator!! | January 14, 2021

Earth spinning faster now than at any time in the past half century

By Agitator!! | January 12, 2021

Sony Announces Expansion of 360 Reality Audio Ecosystem

By Agitator!! | January 11, 2021

Sony Announces New 8K LED, 4K OLED and 4K LED Models with New “Cognitive Processor XR”

By Agitator!! | January 8, 2021

Is the cloud headed underwater? Why Microsoft thinks it’s possible

By Agitator!! | January 7, 2021

FBI warns your screen is watching you

By Agitator!! | December 5, 2019

More on Smart TVs…now the FBI is warning consumers. “Beyond the risk that your TV manufacturer and app developers may be listening and watching you, that television can also be a gateway for hackers to come into your home,” says the FBI. For more, check out this USA Today story.

Elon Musk’s Cybertruck dangerous?

By Agitator!! | December 4, 2019

Cybertruck’s radical design may blunt its appeal, but concerns about its impact on other road users raises larger questions about whether an armored truck is really the green future we should be striving toward. Musk took the time to (successfully) demonstrate how a sledgehammer was unable to dent the side panels of the Cybertruck and…

Millions of people may have had their text messages exposed online

By Agitator!! | December 3, 2019

Here we go again…another massive security problem. A database housing millions of private SMS text messages was left open online for an extended period of time, a team of researchers at the online privacy company vpnMentor said Sunday. For more, check out this USA Today story.

Cell phone detection cameras rolled out in Australia

By Agitator!! | December 2, 2019

Using the phone while driving just became costlier. The Australian state of New South Wales rolled out “high definition detection cameras” on Sunday, designed to catch drivers using cell phones behind the wheel. For more, check out this CNN story.

Happy Thanksgiving!

By Agitator!! | November 27, 2019

Couldn’t find anything interesting to post so I will just wish out stateside folks a Happy Thanksgiving!

Physicists Have Finally Seen Traces of a Long-Sought Particle

By Agitator!! | November 26, 2019

It was predicted four decades ago, but only found now. Scientists have finally found traces of the axion, an elusive particle that rarely interacts with normal matter. The axion was first predicted over 40 years ago but has never been seen until now. Scientists have suggested that dark matter, the invisible matter that permeates our…

Hungarian scientists may have found a fifth force of nature

By Agitator!! | November 25, 2019

It has been rumored/speculated for a while, but Hungarian scientists may have finally proved it. They referred to this unseen fifth force in action as a “protophobic force,” meaning that it was as though the particles were “afraid of protons.” Meanwhile, nuclear physicists around the world set to work looking for errors in the Hungarians’…

Mixed Reviews of Tesla’s New Cybertruck?

By Agitator!! | November 22, 2019

Tesla Cybertruck design stuns: ‘Eccentric,’ ‘eye-popping’ or ‘weird’ ‘piece of junk’? They have enough time before it is available; I think they need to soften its looks a bit to gain wider acceptance. Musk debuted the pickup to a chorus of bewilderment, as the vehicle’s triangular shape, atypical truck bed and stainless steel body immediately…

Nikola’s Battery Will Double EV Range

By Agitator!! | November 21, 2019

Ooh, good news for the electric set. The prototype removes the binder material and current collectors, which enables more energy storage within the cell. It also should pass nail penetration standards, which would reduce potential vehicle fires. The battery could double the range of current EV passenger cars from 300 miles up to 600 miles…

People are cord-cutting in droves

By Agitator!! | November 18, 2019

I’ve certainly been tempted as cable prices continue to rise. Pay-TV subscribers are leaving their providers in droves. Nearly 2 million customers left their traditional pay-TV providers in the third quarter according to estimates from Kagan and Leichtman Research Group. Kagan pegs the number at 1.9 million while Leichtman counts 1.75 million defectors. For reference,…

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