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The rise of clicky mechanical keyboards is a very unsubtle reminder the accessories we choose have a real impact on the people around us. If you're looking to go full incognito on your coworkers, Logitech just announced two new mice at IFA that are basically the opposite of a mechanical keyboard. Logitech M220 Silent MouseEnlarge ImageThe new Logitech mice are so quiet they've ea ed the Quiet Mark seal of approval from the UK Noise Abatement Society Logitech The company engineered the M220 Silent and the M330 Silent Plus to register the same clicking tactility but with over 90 percent noise reduction. Granted, the feature benefits your neighbors more than yourself, but who doesn't want to bring a little pea...
ادامه مطلب Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Enlarge ImageKliff Kingsbury, on the right, appearing on the podcast. The HawkCast/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET College athletes live an interesting life.They're suddenly placed on a higher plane and asked to perform daily.They're fawned upon when they win and vilified when they lose. In some cases, it's said that colleges are so desperate to persuade these young men to join their athletic programs that schools hire attractive young women to increase the attraction of the school.Once athletes are on the team, though, might they continue to enjoy the attention of women? On social media, for example.Texa...
ادامه مطلب Check out "Broadway Joe" Namath's latest role: virtual host of the newest exhibit inside the Pro Football Hall of Fame.A hologram of the football great introduces "A Game for Life," a 3D display set in a state-of-the-art theater designed to resemble an NFL locker room.Meet "Broadway," um, "Holographic" Joe Namath, host of the newest exhibit, "A Game for Life," at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Pro Football Hall of Fame "It will give the fans goose bumps," Namath, a hall of fame quarterback himself, promised in a recent phone interview. "They will be blown away." The exhibit, which fans see first on entering the hall, debuted late last month, just in time for Saturday's player enshrinement c...
ادامه مطلب Check out "Broadway Joe" Namath's latest role: virtual host of the newest exhibit inside the Pro Football Hall of Fame.A hologram of the football great introduces "A Game for Life," a 3D display set in a state-of-the-art theater designed to resemble an NFL locker room.Meet "Broadway," um, "Holographic" Joe Namath, host of the newest exhibit, "A Game for Life," at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Pro Football Hall of Fame "It will give the fans goose bumps," Namath, a hall of fame quarterback himself, promised in a recent phone interview. "They will be blown away." The exhibit, which fans see first on entering the hall, debuted late last month, just in time for Saturday's player enshrinement c...
ادامه مطلب [embedded content]In 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on the surface of the moon. Today, to commemorate that anniversary, Aldrin made his first delightful foray into Facebook Live to share his memories of that momentous occasion.In the one-hour session, he and his daughter Jan shared anecdotes and memories, and his hopes for the future.Highlights include Jan recounting how she couldn't hug her father when he came home because the astronauts had been quarantined; her faith in the space program; paparazzi climbing over the fence to photograph the Aldrin family; Buzz revealing that the reason there are so many photographs of him on the moon is because Armstrong had the camera; and detailing his hopes for humans travelling to Mars in the future."You ain'...
ادامه مطلب The astronauts all carried Duro-brand felt-tip pens (pictured is Michael Collins' pen), and if not for these the mission would not have made it home. In the cramped environment, someone had broken off the switch to the circuit breaker that activated the ascent engine. This is where Aldrin had a flash of ingenuity."Since it was electrical, I decided not to put my finger in, or use anything that had metal on the end," he wrote in his 2016 memoir "No Dream is Too High." "I had a felt-tipped pen in the shoulder pocket of my suit that might do the job. After moving the countdown procedure up by a couple of hours in case it didn't work, I inserted the pen into the small opening where the circuit breaker switch should have been, and pushed it in; sure enough, the circuit breaker held. We were goi...
ادامه مطلب This year's follow-up to the iPhone 6S may not entice a lot of buyers, according to a new poll. Sarah Tew/CNET The next iPhone may not exactly shoot up the sales charts, according to a new poll conducted by online magazine Quartz.Just 10 percent of US iPhone owners said they would be likely or very likely to upgrade this year if Apple doesn't redesign its marquee product, according to a survey of 525 US iPhone owners. That's a significant difference from the 25 percent of respondents either extremely interested or very interested in upgrading with each new iPhone redesign.iPhone sales sank for the first time in the first quarter of 2016 and are expected to show another drop in the second quarter. A new desi...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge Image Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Science (CIRES) The Milky Way has dominated the night sky for as long as there has been a night sky. Yet for a third of humanity, it's obscured by fog of light, caused by the artificial illumination used at night in towns and cities. And for Americans, it's even worse: Around 80 percent of the country can't see the Milky Way at night."We've got whole generations of people in the United States who have never seen the Milky Way," said Chris Elvidge, a scientist with NOAA's National Centers for Environmental, who co-authored an update of a global atlas of light published in the jou al Science Advances. "It's a big part of our connection to the ...
ادامه مطلب Amazon@Penn probably doesn't look like any store you've ever visited. The brightly lit space includes no shelves, no standing inventory and no checkout. It's likely debatable the location is even a "store" at all. Yet this 3,500-square-foot space, which hosted a grand opening Friday at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, serves as another example of Amazon's evolution, as the world's biggest e-commerce company starts building physical locations to draw itself even closer to its millions of customers. "We see lots of opportunities with this model," Ripley MacDonald, director of Amazon's student programs, said in the store's media center, which includes couches, conference tables and TVs set up with game controllers so students can play "Tetris" on Amazon Prime Video. "We're ...
ادامه مطلب Click on this image to be taken to the full infographic. RAD Campaign, Lincoln Park Strategies and craigconnects From Donald Trump GIFs to "Birdie Sanders" memes, your Facebook and Twitter feeds are no doubt full of opinions about the upcoming presidential election. But a new poll suggests, when it comes to politics, the social media environment is increasingly hostile. More than 50 percent of Americans have recently expressed opposition to a 2016 presidential candidate on social media, according to the poll, which was conducted by Rad Campaign, Lincoln Park Strategies and craigconnects. When it comes to who's behaving the worst, 57 percent of respondents ranked Trump supporters as being very aggressive or...
ادامه مطلب LinkedIn's new app is focused on getting college kids employed. LinkedIn Graduation is coming. You're worried you wasted a lot of money on a fancy piece of paper because you'll never find a job. LinkedIn wants to calm your nerves.The professional social network on Monday will release an app dedicated to helping college kids find their first job out of school. The app, called Linkedin Students, has students enter their school, major and expected graduation date. It then connects you with alumni and resources to help your job search. The app takes you through a 5-step process, where you swipe from screen to screen. (Yes, kind of like the dating app Tinder.) It does things like show you the median salary in yo...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageArtistic impression of the nanobots in action. American Chemical Society Humans are pretty effective at messing up everything. Look at all the tech we use. It doesn't come without a cost. Manufacturing electronics and batteries produces contaminants such as lead, cadmium, mercury, arsenic and chromium, none of which is particularly good for living organisms.To help combat this destructive effect, an inte ational team of researchers has developed a school of tiny microbots, each smaller than the width of a human hair, which is capable of removing lead particles from contaminated water more efficiently than previously developed methods.The robots are shaped like tiny tubes, in three layers. Graph...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageThis lens has been to the moon and back. RR Auction You can pick up a vintage Zeiss 500mm telephoto lens for less than $1,000 on eBay. So what would possibly make a such a lens worth closer to $600,000? A trip to the moon would do it. RR Auction is putting a rare piece of NASA history up for auction when a telephoto lens used on the moon's surface goes on sale later this month. The Zeiss Tele-Tessar comes from the personal collection of former astronaut Dave Scott, the spacecraft commander of the 1971 Apollo 15 moon mission.Apollo 15 was NASA's fourth manned lunar mission and the first to explore an area that included the Hadley Rille channel and the Apennine mountain range at the edge of the M...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageNew York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. reaches out for a tough catch over Atlanta Falcons co erback Robert Alford. Duncan Williams/Zuma Press/Corbis This is the sports programming equivalent of a spectacular catch by Odell Beckham Jr. Twitter has signed a deal with the National Football League to show 10 Thursday night games online during the upcoming season, making a splashy play for the attention of millions of NFL fans. The games will be screened for free to a global audience on any device with Inte et access. It's not exclusive, though. The games will also be available on NBC, CBS and the NFL Network, meaning viewers will have the option of watching games via traditional, cable o...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageNFL games are Twitter's latest trick. Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire/Corbis Twitter is getting into online programming, starting with a deal that will allow it to show Thursday night National Football League games online.NFL games will be screened for free to a global audience using any device for the duration of the 2016 season. The games will also be available on NBC, CBS and the NFL Network, meaning that viewers will have the option of watching matches through digital, cable or traditional broadcast means.It's the latest step in the NFL and Twitter's partnership, forged in 2013, and marks a leap for the social network as it gets into live sports streaming for the first time. Twitter has long ...
ادامه مطلب March Madness is virtually inescapable.As if there wasn't already enough excitement over the annual college basketball tou ament, the organizers at the NCAA will live-stream Saturday's semi-finals and Monday's title game in virtual reality. The NCAA and its broadcast partners are using Samsung Gear VR, a headset that seats Samsung phones, to present the 180-degree courtside stream. Hoops fans will need to download the NCAA March Madness Live app in the Oculus Store to get the software needed to watch the stream. Oculus, which just launched the Rift headset, is owned by Facebook. The live-stream is the latest indication of the impact virtual reality may have in our everyday world. In October, NextVR, a VR content developer, partnered with the NBA and Tu er Sports to live stream the Golden S...
ادامه مطلب March Madness is virtually inescapable.As if there wasn't already enough excitement over the annual college basketball tou ament, the organizers at the NCAA will live-stream Saturday's semi-finals and Monday's title game in virtual reality. The NCAA and its broadcast partners are using Samsung Gear VR, a headset that seats Samsung phones, to present the 180-degree courtside stream. Hoops fans will need to download the NCAA March Madness Live app in the Oculus Store to get the software needed to watch the stream. Oculus, which just launched the Rift headset, is owned by Facebook. The live-stream is the latest indication of the impact virtual reality may have in our everyday world. In October, NextVR, a VR content developer, partnered with the NBA and Tu er Sports to live stream the Golden S...
ادامه مطلب Head of Xbox Phil Spencer is optimistic about the future for competitive professional gaming. He said recently at the Halo World Championship that he thinks the e-sports scene will eventually rise to match the profile of traditional sports such as football and basketball."I think for the industry, e-sports is going to be as big as regular sports," he said. "You look at the number of people who play games, you look at the different platforms people are playing on, you look at the money that's pouring in, the broadcasts."Why is Spencer so optimistic? In short, games are easy to get into. And like traditional sports, gaming requires practice, teamwork, and dedication to rise to the top.
"It's so accessible -- anybody can play a game," he said. "I think there's no cap to what e-sport...
ادامه مطلب Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Wait, does that mascot have a lightsaber too? Farmingdale State College/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET It isn't funny until it is.On Wednesday mo ing, everyone at Farmingdale State College on Long Island, New York, was reportedly told to stay in a safe place after someone had called 911 to say they'd seen a man in a car with a rifle.As the Associated Press reports, the caller thought the man was assembling the rifle.It seems that when police arrived it wasn't quite the weapon that had been feared. A Farmingdale spokeswoman told the AP that it was a "Star Wars" toy and Suffolk County Police confirmed to ...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageThomas Davis wears a 3D-printed brace during practice for the Super Bowl. Carolina Panthers National Football League player Thomas Davis had both a triumphant and a devastating game on January 24. His Carolina Panthers dominated the Arizona Cardinals and ea ed a trip to the Super Bowl, but at the expense of a broken right forearm for Davis. Davis may be carrying some extra equipment with him onto the field if he plays in Super Bowl 50 as he's determined to. His arm has a metal plate and 12 screws keeping it together. He also has a 3D-printed arm brace that was made to protect the injury during the game.3D printing company Whiteclouds is the brain behind the brace. It used a 3D scan of Davis' ar...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageThomas Davis wears a 3D-printed brace during practice for the Super Bowl. Carolina Panthers National Football League player Thomas Davis had both a triumphant and a devastating game on January 24. His Carolina Panthers dominated the Arizona Cardinals and ea ed a trip to the Super Bowl, but at the expense of a broken right forearm for Davis. Davis may be carrying some extra equipment with him onto the field if he plays in Super Bowl 50 as he's determined to. His arm has a metal plate and 12 screws keeping it together. He also has a 3D-printed arm brace that was made to protect the injury during the game.3D printing company Whiteclouds is the brain behind the brace. It used a 3D scan of Davis' ar...
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