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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

A new ‘Zombieload’ flaw hits Intel’s newest Cascade Lake chips

By Agitator!! | November 15, 2019

More bad news for Intel chips. Security researchers have found another flaw in Intel processors — this time it’s a new variant of the Zombieload attack they discovered earlier this year, but targeting Intel’s latest family of chips, Cascade Lake. For more, check out this TechCrunch story.

Exoskeleton research for MS patients

By Agitator!! | November 14, 2019

A Temple University Assistant Professor is bringing exoskeletons out of the lab and into the home. As the head of the Robotics in Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering (RISE) laboratory at Temple Engineering, Dr. Jacobs researches the design and the control of wearable robots for gait assistance and rehabilitation. His long-term goal is to characterize the…

Netflix to stop working on older Samsung TVs

By Agitator!! | November 12, 2019

If you have an older Samsung TV and use Netflix, you may be out of luck come December. Video streaming service Netflix recently announced its intention to cease support for older smart televisions come December this year. This means that the app will no longer work with systems released “from the start of the decade,” said News.com.au….

AMD Introduces New High-End Desktop Processors

By Agitator!! | November 11, 2019

The war between Intel and AMD keeps on going. This time, AMD is claiming the world’s fastest desktop processors with their 3rd Gen Ryzen Threadripper family. The 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen Threadripper lineup features two new processors built on industry-leading 7nm “Zen 2” core architecture, boasting up to 88 PCIe 4.0 lanes and 144MB cache…

Adidas to Test Shoe Production in Space

By Agitator!! | November 8, 2019

Adidas announced plans to send its proprietary material for experiments on the International Space Station. The company will send pellets of its proprietary expanded thermoplastic polyurethane — known as Boost — to the ISS as part of a launch reportedly set for sometime next year. Once safely in orbit, astronauts will fill a mold of…

Is Fitbit selling us out?

By Agitator!! | November 5, 2019

A column on USA Today looks at the recent announcement that Google is buying Fitbit. Fitbit has one of the most enviable caches of health data in existence. But the wearables pioneer needs money to stay competitive in the red-hot industry it helped spawn. It’s pairing up with Google, one of the internet giants that…

Voyager 2 and interstellar space

By Agitator!! | November 5, 2019

Voyager 2 is once again capturing our imaginations. One year ago, on Nov. 5, 2018, NASA’s Voyager 2 became only the second spacecraft in history to reach interstellar space, the region between the stars…The findings help paint a picture of the “cosmic shoreline” where the environment created by our sun ends and the vast ocean…

Phantom Braking Still a Problem

By Agitator!! | November 1, 2019

Automatic Braking will soon be standard, But ‘Phantom Braking’ is still a problem. NHTSA’s investigation will cover the 2017 and 2018 Rogue after some 850 complaints of false activation of the SUV’s automatic braking – the results of which have reportedly been 14 crashes and five injuries. Jason Levine of the Center for Auto Safety…

Smart glass for vehicles

By Agitator!! | October 30, 2019

Luxury glass could be coming to a new car or truck near you. The Suspended Particle Device, which is the Star Trek-like name for a film that turns vehicles’ sunroofs and other glass from transparent to opaque, blocking the infrared and ultraviolet light that superheat interiors and prematurely age leather and other materials. For more,…

Samsung’s ‘Space Selfie’ falls out of sky

By Agitator!! | October 28, 2019

I always wondered what happened to stuff that fell out of space. The “Space Selfie” device, which the company said aimed to capture images “using a unique view of planet earth as the backdrop,” was found by Nancy Mumby-Welke and her husband on Saturday morning after they heard a loud crash outside their home in…

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