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Paper always seemed like the wimpiest player in Rock, Paper, Scissors. Sure, it's easy to imagine a heavy rock crushing a pair of scissors, and we all know that scissors can cut paper. But how does paper win simply by covering rock?Paper proves itself a lot tougher than it looks in a new video from carpenter John Heisz of the I Build It website and YouTube channel. In the simple two-minute video, Heisz uses one sheet of regular white printer paper to cut out a round saw-blade shape, and inserts it in his saw. It seems like the thin piece of paper can't possibly cut anything, but he builds up slowly, testing the blade on paper, then cardboard, then finally moving on to a small piece of wood, which it slices through easily.Don't get too excited, paper pushers. When Heisz tries a thicker cut ...
ادامه مطلب Close Microsoft layoffs: 2,850 jobs Drag Microsoft quietly announced the company will cut another 2,850 jobs in a gove ment filing. However, the company did not specify which positions would be affected. Microsoft previously announced an number of job cuts related to its less-than-successful phone division. Subscribe: CNET Update delivers the biggest tech news of the day, breaking down trends, hot devices, new apps and what's ahead. ...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageThe slow loris would like you to buy the next round, please. Ed Wray, Getty Images You may not know what a slow loris is, but you'd probably have a good time partying with one. The big-eyed primates, natives to Southeast Asia, will choose the most alcoholic drink offered when given a choice -- just like your college buddies.A study published Wednesday in the jou al Royal Society Open Science reports that a slow loris and two aye-aye lemurs (another adorable primate species) were given a choice of sugary solutions laced with different amounts of alcohol. Even when the order of the drinks was switched around, the animals all went for the most intoxicating liquids, even pawing for more in empty co...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageSo... the alien spaceships are only 8-bit? Video screenshot by Eric Mack Is NASA hiding clear video evidence of a UFO descending to Earth? To paraphrase what a spokesperson from the space agency told me when I asked: "Uh, no."NASA increasingly has eyes all over the solar system, whether it's on Mars, above our heads in orbit or, as of this week, around Jupiter. So perhaps it shouldn't be that surprising that every few months word circulates around the inte et that one of NASA's eyes has captured a UFO or evidence of alien life. The latest such alleged sighting comes courtesy of NASA's High Definition Earth Viewing (HDEV) experiment aboard the Inte ational Space Station.YouTuber StreetCap1 poste...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageA composite image of the remnant of Supe ova 1987A seen in different light wavelengths. ALMA/NASA Twinkling stars seem like little more than individual pixels on the better-than-digital display that is the night sky. But when those distant suns die and send a supe ova explosion tearing across the cosmos, the shock waves can sometimes be felt on Earth, new research has found. In April, researchers presented evidence of a pair of prehistoric supe ovas that exploded around 300 light-years from us. A new follow-up study based on computer models finds the resulting blast of radiation in the form of cosmic rays probably made it all the way to the surface of our planet, impacting our planet's atmosphe...
ادامه مطلب Here's a question IBM supercomputer Watson never got to answer on "Jeopardy": What is a cure for cancer?Watson, which is best known for beating champions Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter on the long-running game show, will get its chance as it aids scientists using genomic analysis to figure out the cause of and potential cure for different strains of cancer. IBM unveiled Watson for Genomics, specifically designed for this task, at the National Cancer Moonshot Summit on Wednesday. The addition of Watson's brain power, which can understand questions in natural language and not just the computer language of ones and zeros, could significantly accelerate cancer treatment. Typically, finding the appropriate treatment for a specific patient means sequencing his or her genome, finding mutations and ...
ادامه مطلب Don't worry, you aren't the only one searching for a last minute Father's Day gift. If your dad is into tech, you might consider swinging by Best Buy on Sunday. The electronics chain is cutting $250 off all Apple Watch models with the purchase and activation of any iPhone 6S or iPhone 6S Plus. That means you'll be able to snag the 38mm Watch Sport for $49 (with the purchase of a new iPhone, of course).The deal, available online and in stores starting Sunday, includes activation on AT&T, Sprint or Verizon.At its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, Apple introduced the next version of the software powering its smartwatch, WatchOS 3. Available to the public in the fall, it promises a new interface and the ability to load apps much faster -- and it might finally make the Apple Watch...
ادامه مطلب [embedded content] From photography to racing, drones are becoming increasingly useful as people explore the evolving technology. On Tuesday, Simone Giertz, a YouTube blogger known for making humorously dodgy robots, tried to take drones to their next logical frontier of glory: hair cuts.She paired up with computer Samy Kamkar to make the above video, which sees the duo attempt to give a mannequin a stylish new 'do.As you'll see, this isn't something you'd want to try at home.Let's block ads! ...
ادامه مطلب Instagram version 8.2 lets you upload photos via the "Share" menu in iOS apps CBS Instagram has announced an update to its popular social photography app that makes it a little easier for iOS users to upload photos directly from any iPhone app. Though not as divisive as its previous update announcing a new icon design, version 8.2's latest trick takes a step out of the Instagram photo uploading process by adding a shortcut extension to the iOS "share" menu on iOS apps, including the native Photos app. That means you no longer have to switch back to Instagram, press the camera button, and select a picture to post a photo after taking it. You can add a caption from the shortcut menu too, but you'll have to go...
ادامه مطلب [embedded content] When "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" was released back in March, it wasn't received quite as warmly as Wa er Bros. would have liked.Now, the company is ready for round two. On Thursday, the trailer for the film's "Ulimate Edition" home entertainment release was posted to YouTube, giving viewers a glimpse of some of the scenes deleted from "BvS". This cut includes a character played by Jena Malone ("The Hunger Games"), who was ripped entirely from the theatrical version.The extended edition, which includes around 30 minutes of extra footage, is pegged for release digitally on June 28 and Blu-ray on July 19.Let's block ads! ...
ادامه مطلب Asus made a surprise home robot announcement today at its Zenvolution press conference in Taipei, Taiwan. After its expected announcements across tablets, notebooks and smartphones, talk of a robot assistant was out of the blue.The Zenbo is a cute, family friendly household assistant robot with a huge range of announced features.Move independently around the house. Recognise faces. Play games with kids. Read stories. Search the web. Assist with recipes. Control by voice command. Take photos. Place phone calls. Run home security and smart home solutions.In a video and with what looked to be a genuine live demo on stage, the robot was an absolute cuteness overload. It pulled cute faces, rolled around the stage with ease, took pictures of Jonney Shih with the crowd, answered questions (and fa...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge Image"Warcraft: The Beginning" stars (left to right) Travis Fimmel, Toby Kebbell, Paula Patton and Dominic Cooper. Dave J Hogan/Getty Images Advances in special effects mean there is more of an actor than ever in a CGI character, said Toby Kebbell, who plays computer-generated characters in "Warcraft" and "Planet of the Apes". In "Warcraft: The Beginning", Kebbell plays Durotan, the soulful chieftain of a faction of rampaging orcs. Like each member of the orc horde, Durotan is entirely computer-generated. The character is created by animating over Kebbell's movements and facial expressions, which were scanned using motion-capture technology that registers dots on a skin-tight suit wo by the acto...
ادامه مطلب Microsoft has enjoyed very little success in the smartphone world since purchasing Nokia. Sarah Tew/CNET Microsoft is continuing its retreat from the smartphone business with massive job cuts in its devices division.The company announced on Wednesday that it would be axing 1,850 jobs in addition to the 4,500 jobs cuts that were announced last week, along with the sale of the feature phone business, said ZDNet.The majority of the job losses affect employees in Finland, where Nokia, which Microsoft purchased in 2014, has always had its base. In addition to the job cuts, the company is writing off $950 million.Microsoft won't be writing off smartphones completely though, ZDNet reported. Chief Executive Satya N...
ادامه مطلب Giant Australian cuttlefish. Scott Portelli, Wildlife Photographer, @scott.portelli The world's coral reefs may be in critical condition, but some tentacled denizens of the deep are thriving, according to a new study. Octopus, squid and cuttlefish populations have been steadily on the rise over the last 60 years.A team of researchers led by Zoë Doubleday of the University of Adelaide were able to gauge the rate of population growth by looking at fishing. Catch rates of cephalopods between 1953 and 2013 showed that the animals are on the rise all over the world.The team attributes this at least partially to a set of traits shared by cephalopods: they grow fast, have short lifespans and can adjust their behav...
ادامه مطلب Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.I am beautiful, but I'll be more beautiful after this selfie. The Richest/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET People take selfies because, well, that's what everyone does. In many cases, the best of those selfies exist to be posted to Facebook or some other fine social form of communication. The goal is to score points with your fellow humans, or even with friends. But might those who take a lot of selfies lure themselves into believing they're a little more attractive than they really are? Researchers at the University of Toronto thought they'd test this out. Thinking of yourself more highly than other...
ادامه مطلب [embedded content] It's like Argo City's Omegahedron come to life: a 3D printer that can create metal structures in mid-air and that could one day be used to create electronics and biomedical devices that require custom architectures. It was developed by a team of researchers at Harvard's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering and John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, and uses no support structures at all to create complex 3D forms.It uses an ink made of silver nanoparticles, which is hardened with a laser as it exits the extruder. The print bed is rotary, and the nozzle moves along three axes, which results in the ability to create swooping curved forms made of silver wire less than the width of a human hair in just a few seconds...
ادامه مطلب News from Nintendo today, as the company announced that the Nintendo 2DS will drop in price to $80 starting on May 20. The system launched in 2013, priced at $130. The first price cut, in August 2015, brought the system down to $100. This will be the second price cut for the entry-level device.The 2DS plays almost the entire library of Nintendo 3DS games, but of course without the 3D effect. The system's standout feature is its design. Unlike past models, this one does not have any hinges.Nintendo says, "the unique design is built to make it easy for smaller hands to hold." The price cut is for all 2DS systems, including the bundle that comes with Mario Kart 7. Nintendo In addition to the price drop, Ninten...
ادامه مطلب One of the biggest databases of leaked documents has just hit the Inte et, and what lies within is a massive and complicated web of corporate ownership that spans the globe.The ICIJ spent 15 months analysing leaked documents to make links between different offshore entities. ICIJ The Panama Papers contain more than 2.5 million files, analysed by the Inte ational Consortium of Investigative Jou alists and 112 reporters across 58 countries. Today's data dump is just part of the picture, detailing the relationships between individuals, companies and offshore entities.Think of it like a searchable corporate registry. But in this case, it's a network made up of hundreds of thousands of individuals and companies,...
ادامه مطلب The New York Times and Chef'd have partnered to provide meal kits that let you cook NYT recipes at home. Chef'd/New York Times When thinking about ways to save the media business, we sure didn't consider food delivery. But the New York Times did. The company on Thursday said it has partnered with El Segundo, Califo ia-based startup Chef'd to sell meal kits to cook recipes from the NYT Cooking site. That means all those fancy meals you read about in the newspaper and online can soon be on your kitchen table. All you have to do is order recipes you like, and Chef'd will deliver the fresh, ready-to-cook ingredients to your home within 24 to 48 hours. You'll have two ordering options. For one, you can choose an...
ادامه مطلب "Ugh. First they kill me, then they give me a man bun? What's next, eating bugs?!?" HBO Remember last year during the filming of "Game of Thrones," when everyone wanted actor Kit Harrington to get a haircut (or not) just to give us an answer to the big question about you know what? But then he did and the Inte et freaked out trying to figure out what the 'do did or did not mean about his character's fate?! Well, it tu s out, the haircut happened because the showrunners wanted it and his hair definitely is going to be a featured player this season (I hope). Not much is known about how much shorter the lovely locks will look or truly be, but word is there's a man bun coming. Harrington basically told Ente...
ادامه مطلب Live shows are coming to Hulu next year. CNET Hulu is going live.The TV streaming service, whose typical fare is reruns, will start offering live sports, news and events to its subscribers next year. The move could make Hulu a bigger competitor to Netflix and Amazon Prime Video and inspire more folks to cut the cord.The 3:59 gives you bite-size news and analysis about the top stories of the day, brought to you by CNET Executive Editor Roger Cheng (currently on parental leave), Senior Writer Ben Fox Rubin and Producer Bryan VanGelder. Hulu's move into live TV is a cord-cutter's dream (The 3:59, Ep. 39) Your browser does not support the audio element. ...
ادامه مطلب Uber has gone old-school to promote its services in Australia, printing out 15,000 emails protesting changes to ridesharing laws and delivering them to a local politician via horse and carriage. The Queensland Gove ment last month passed changes to state transport laws, increasing penalties for drivers and "administrators" of ridesharing services, pushing fines as high as AU$23,560. Uber called on its customers to email the state gove ment in protest, but said the emails were soon blocked. Sensing impending calamity, Uber went full "Bonanza" and printed out every email, bundled them up in burlap sacks and delivered them to the offices of State Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk in a horse and carriage.Uber will no doubt pitch this latest version of its service as a buggy, not a feature. Let's b...
ادامه مطلب TiVo is reducing the price of both models of its Bolt DVR by $100 but the company has also announced it's cutting the free year of service.The new price confirmed by TiVo is $199 for the 500GB (originally $299) and $299 for the 1TB version (originally $399) and the "updated" version will be denoted by a white retail box instead of a black one.The TiVo site has yet to show the updated package/price but if customers want to buy the original package, which includes the year of service, it is still on sale at TiVo as we write. Juan Garzón/CNET Meanwhile the new package is available at Best Buy, though it's confusingly listed alongside the old version as ZatzNotFunny reported.The TiVo devices will not work corr...
ادامه مطلب Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives.Many companies, including Apple, insist that apps are the future.But there's one place that apps have failed to penetrate: the toilet.Specifically, the office restroom, where tragedy can strike at any moment -- if you define tragedy as making yourself comfortable in a stall, only to discover that there is no toilet paper.Vast brains have now come together to solve this problem.Kimberly-Clark, the maker of Kleenex and Huggies, has created the Intelligent Restroom app.Toilets the world over had been places of painful stupidity. It was embarrassing for CEOs that, in a world where everything is smart, their toilets were as dumb as a presidential candidate. So, with the help of IBM's Cloud and Bluemix D...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageUber drivers don't want to wait around, they want to hit the road. Uber You may soon have 2 minutes to jump into your waiting Uber instead of a more leisurely 5, as the ridesharing company experiments with a shorter waiting window.Currently, an Uber driver will wait for you for 5 minutes with no fee. Under the new policy, which is being tried out in the US in Phoenix, Dallas, New Jersey and New York, drivers can charge a fee after 2 minutes. If you're unavoidably held up getting to the car, drivers will still wait 5 minutes before abandoning the fare.Under the new policy you will also have 2 minutes to change your mind after booking a ride, instead of the current 5. If you cancel the booking an...
ادامه مطلب TiVo has a new option for those looking to ditch their cable providers once and for all. The DVR maker has announced the TiVo Roamio OTA with 1TB of storage for over-the-air programming. It can record up to four shows simultaneously from local networks available with a high-definition antenna. The capacity allows for up to 150 hours of HD programs to be stored. To further appeal to cord cutters, the Roamio OTA 1TB will not have a requirement for a monthly subscription fee. Instead it will be available starting May 2 for a one-time price of $399.99. As with its other DVRs, the new model will have access to over-the-top (OTT) services as well including Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Instant Video and YouTube. It will also have the company's newest viewing options such as SkipMode that allows yo...
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We all know it: HBO crafts some truly epic title sequences to open their TV shows, and Game of Thrones has one of the most epic of all. As the camera pans out over that model of King's Landing, you truly get a sense that you're in for a huge adventure. Do you get the same feeling if it's made out of paper? Why yes, yes you do. We know this because notebook maker Moleskine has built that sequence out of 7,600 individual paper cutouts, then filmed the moving parts in painstaking stop-motion. Admittedly, it's to advertise the company's new limited edition Game of Thrones-themed notebooks, but they're pretty gorgeous too, so we ain't even mad.You can watch the Moleskine making-of video here. The sixth season of Game of Thrones is due to begin this weekend on April 24.Let's block ads...
ادامه مطلب We've heard before how the power of the PlayStation 4 is making Uncharted 4: A Thief's End a better game. And now, lead designer Ricky Cambier has expanded further, saying the system's beefiness allowed the developer to make spaces that were not only larger, but also highly detailed.He also said the game's user of real-time cutscenes--where there is a seamless transition between cutscene and gameplay--will be "kind of profound." This is a first for the series."There have been games before that have done pretty big spaces," Cambier said in an interview with MCV. "We wanted to do it at a certain visual quality that wouldn't have ever been possible except on the PS4. We are able to give you this much room to explore and still offer that level of detail." ...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageStart polishing your poop jokes. Britt Michelsen Call him a superhero. Call him an antihero. Call him insane. Deadpool has been called plenty of things, but now he can also be known as "knife block." Instructables user Britt Michelsen (BrittLiv) dropped what may be the world's most unconventional cutlery holder into our lives and it's a sick beauty. The Deadpool knife block is a DIY project that uses 3D modeling software and a 3D printer to create a bust of the sassy superhero with knife slots built into the top. Deadpool is fond of pointy objects and he's not afraid to wedge them into his foes. That's part of what qualifies him to be your personal knife caddie.Michelsen used a MakerBot Replica...
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