A mesmeric iPad-controlled LED wall installation
Greg Friedland decorated his wall with a giant, iPad-controlled moving art installation, called the Aurora LED.
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Apple releases Safari 6 Developer Preview 2
Apple has released a second preview build of Safari 6, fixing a bug that made the previous build of the pre-release web browsing software crash.
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Drobo embraces Thunderbolt, releases Drobo Mini
Drobo has announced its first portable unit, the Drobo Mini, and a larger array with Thunderbolt
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SNES hacked to give it a Wii U-style controller
You could probably say that Nintendo came up with the idea of putting a display on your controller first, but that doesn't make this modded Super Nintendo, modded Super Nintendo equipped with two screen-toting controllers any less awesome
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Hands-on with Ikea's Uppleva smart-TV-furniture-combo
our colleagues at M3 in Sweden have got their hands on an Uppleva smart TV unit – and the results are less than impressive.
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Advertorial: 25% print from PC, smartphones or tablet at home
Despite cloud and mobile printing, 62% of people still print only from PC following our survey into whether people are using cloud services to print out documents wirelessly.
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Hands-on with the Microsoft Surface
Melissa Perenson gets to play with Microsoft's Surface tablet at its launch event in LA. Here are her thoughts.
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Mozilla to bring Firefox web browser to iPad
Mozilla’s Firefox has so far been absent from Apple’s iTunes Store, but last week the company revealed that it is planning to bring a simplified version of its web browser to the iPad.
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Microsoft announces 'Surface' iPad-rival
As many had speculated, Microsoft has announced a new tablet PC at an event in Los Angeles.
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Canon to launch augmented-reality platform based on head-mounted displays
Canon said Monday it will launch a new augmented-reality platform that uses head-mounted displays to realistically project virtual images onto real backgrounds.
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4 alternatives to Arduino
Creative hacking is one of 2012's top design trends, but Arduino isn't the only game in town – here are four rivals.
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Get high-quality 3D prints for less money
MiiCraft aims to bring more affordable high-resolution 3D printers to it’s backers fully assembled.
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Watch ThinkBreatheLive's stunning tour visuals for Beyoncé
ThinkBreatheLive (TBL) has again teamed up with Beyoncé for her epic four-night comeback concerts, Back to Business.
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MacBook Pro Retina display ruins web, Google fixing Chrome browser
Due to bandwidth constraints, webpages traditionally feature low-res images and vectors. It seems that, just as HDTVs have highlighted the imperfections of actors, the high-def MacBook Pro could make websites look fuzzy.
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Grad shows 2012 review: Central St Martins
Central St Martins grad show has work that's incredibly good, often conceptually clear and even *gulp* commercial.
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Apple confirms Mac Pro not dead – but no new model til 2013
Apple has removed the ‘New’ icon beside the Mac Pro on its Apple Store webpage and confirmed that a new Mac Pro is in the works, with a new model expected next year
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First look: Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display
The new, Retina-display-bearing MacBook Pro was in the US offices of our sister magazine Macworld earlier.
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Apple updates Final Cut Pro X, Aperture, for new MacBook Pro's Retina display
Apple has updated its pro apps in order to ready them for the new MacBook Pro’s Retina display.
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Adobe patches critical Flash bugs, ships sandboxed plug-in for Firefox
Adobe today patched seven critical vulnerabilities in Flash Player -- the fifth security update so far in 2012 -- and released a sandboxed plug-in for Mozilla's Firefox.
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Apple reveals thinner MacBook Pro with Retina display and USB 3 - with UK pricing details
A redesigned thinner and ligher model with a Retina Display with a resolution of 2,880 x 1,800.