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Wednesday, 4-September-2013 13:22:51 (GMT +10) - by Grec
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We may all be switching to DDR4 soon, courtesy of Samsung. Samsung said on Thursday that early market availability of the 4-gigabit (Gb) DDR4 devices, which use 20-nanometer process technology, will create demand for 16GB and 32GB memory modules.
Later this year. China will be going to land a rover on the moon. This will be the first time the Chinese have landed a spacecraft on a non-terrestrial surface and the Chang'e-3 will be a crucial test of both Chinese aeronautics and rocketry control systems.
Looks like we will be able to surf the net using just our brain soon, via what looks like a 'Thinking Cap'. Two human brains have been connected via the internet in an experiment which researchers compared to a Vulcan ''mind meld'' from Star Trek.
And whilst we're mentioning technology reading your mind, check out the aspirations of Google Glass. Google has a plan. Eventually it wants to get into your brain. "When you think about something and don't really know much about it, you will automatically get information," Google CEO Larry Page said.
Bitcoin is now the latest currency for a pay-per-view news website apparently. Bitmonet leverages Bitcoin's strength as a digital substitute for cash. In a demonstration on Bitmonet's website, clicking on a story brings up a pop-up window offering a news story for 10 cents, a one-hour pass for 15 cents or a day-long pass for 20 cents.
Apparantly the Homeworld IP is now getting a reboot in the form of Gearboxes new game, Homeworld: Shipbreakers. The game will now be titled Homeworld: Shipbreakers as part of a deal signed by Gearbox and developer Blackbird Interactive at PAX.
Of note in the forums today, is Davo1111 giving a review on the new Nexus 7. So after spending a (lot) of money on this little thing, i figured i might as well unbox this bad boy, and give a little review. Another review on the Nexus 7 has been released by Gizmodo.
Someone recently made a female Star Wars trooper out of computer parts, check it out here. Kind of reminds me of the thread on the forums here.
Finally, yet another Google Maps funny - except this time it's a plane in the sky giving a piggyback ride.
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