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How Quitting Caffeine Made Me More Productive
Giving up coffee is something that, for a lot of people, is simply not done. If you overdo it, it could be the best health decision you ever make.
Samsung's Smart Fridge Just Got Pwned. How About The Rest Of Your Smart Home?
A vulnerability with Samsung's smart fridge was discovered by UK-based infosec firm Pen Test Parters. Samsung’s implementation of SSL encryption doesn’t check the validity of the certificates.
Want to Go Solar? Google's 'Project Sunroof' Wants to Help
Google Maps is an incredible tool. It can direct you to the pizza place, or help you avoid traffic jams - but can it cut down your electric bill? Actually, yes. Meet Project Sunroof.
How iPods and Old Songs Can Treat the Symptoms of Dementia
People can live with dementia, with support helping them connect with their life history and cherished memories. There's a novel way that this is happening right now, and it'll likely surprise you.
IFTTT Now Connects to Anything: Introducing the Maker Channel
The potential uses for IFTTT are endless. But until now, it's been difficult to interface it with your own hardware projects. Today, that's all changed.
Want Your Favorite Android & iOS Apps to Run on Windows 10?
Microsoft has an app problem. And their solution could let you run Android and iOS apps on your Windows desktop. Your turn! Encourage developers to port apps to Windows with Project Astoria or Islandwood.
Ashley Madison: What Happens Now We Know You're A Cheater
The Ashley Madison dating site was recently hacked by hackers who threatened to leak the entire database unless the site closed. This week, the database has been leaked. Are your indiscretions about to become public?
Will Amazon Drones Really Be Arriving at a Backyard Near You?
Amazon thinks they've cracked the delivery code. By using unmanned, automated drones, they'll be able to get packages into the hands of buyers in 30 minutes or less.
How Well Does Windows 10 Work on a Tiny Tablet?
Windows 10 is taking the devices of disgruntled Windows 8 and curious Windows 7 users by storm. The PC experience is great, but how does it perform on small screens? Matthew tested Windows 10 on a 7 inch tablet.
Code Your Way to Better Skills with 8 Hackathon Search Sites
When you want to start a career in software development, choosing the right language is only the first step. You need regular, practical experience, and hackathons are a great way to get that.
The Best Hotel Search Engines to Grab Great Deals When You Travel
We sat down to look for the best hotel booking experience online. The ones who are making it cheaper, easier and safer to get a room. Here are our definitive top 10.
Things You Should Know About Redundancy and Backups
Redundancy is frequently confused with backups. Indeed, the concepts are relatively similar, albeit with some important differences.
Arduino Delay Function, and Why You Shouldn't Use it
While delay() is handy for basic demonstrations of how Arduino works, you really shouldn't be using it in the real world. Here's why, and what you should use instead.
Minix Z64 Neo with Windows 8.1 Review and Giveaway
This tiny, affordable computer bridges the gap between media-streamers like the Apple TV, and mainstream computers. It offers a complete Windows 8.1 experience in a tiny footprint, but at roughly the same price point.
Enjoy Internet TV on Your Linux PC With These Apps
Why leave the comfort of your desk or table to watch TV when you can watch your favorite channels on your computer? Linux has a great selection of Internet TV apps ready to enjoy today.
Can I Use The Periscope App With My PC or Mac?
Periscope is an incredibly popular livestreaming application, available for iOS and Android. But can you get it to work on a computer?
What Apps & Websites Will Help Improve My Accent When Speaking Another Language?
I really want to make my pronunciation match that of a native speaker. Are there any apps or websites that can help me?
6 Projects to Teach Your Kids Computing with Linux This Summer
How do you keep your child occupied and entertained whilst teaching them an important career skill during those long, summer months? These six projects will teach the basics of computing, with Linux at the heart.
Title IV Of The JOBS Act Lets Companies Crowdfund For Shares: What You Should Know
Title IV of the bill allows ordinary people to make direct investments in companies in exchange for equity (or shares). It's a radical change that could potentially revolutionize how savers invest their money.