In the future, all computers will probably have hundreds of petabytes (1 million gigabytes)... And you thought the terabyte was big! picked by turtleface 2 years ago

Quarter One for 2009 is coming to an end and it’s been an exciting ride thus far in the computer hardware sector. With computers being such integral parts in our everyday lifestyle, innovations shining through are getting harder to find. Here’s a roundup of the best, and a look to what the future may bring. picked by iamamaniac 8 months ago

Just wait till you see what this thing can do with online maps, photo galleries etc.

At first you may think yeah yeah. But just watch.
THIS IS BRILLIANT.... picked by Milkshake 3 years ago

Many of us think of the movie “Tron” as the the first film to use computer animation or effects in any form. But the technology goes back a lot further than 1982, when Tron was released. Here are some notable milestones in computer animation and effects in film: picked by power832 2 years ago

The Stanford Center for Professional Development has digitized more than one hundred tapes of Knuth's musings, lectures, and selected classes and posted them online. These archived tapes resonate with not only his thoughts, but with insights from students, audience members, and other luminaries in mathematics and computer science. picked by jLoSsDh 6 months ago

A computer program will be able to give a picture of patient's health and life length together with all the risk factors that will influence it. picked by maxriter 2 years ago

Computer Culture In Our Life picked by cafeaaa 2 years ago

I don't remember where I got this url from and just went to check it out today. No frills on the graphic end of this site, just straight text. It's like a stock market of prices for computer and electronic equipment. Shows a link and whether the price just went up or down. Mostly computers and electronics (and accessories for those items) but just found a great deal on a canon lens! picked by dollyllama 2 years ago

Human pride took a hit 11 years ago when IBM's Big Blue computer beat world chess champion Gary Kasparov. Now it's poker players' turn to be humiliated by a machine. picked by deEPCHIll 1 year ago

The best part about Wired magazine was its "Found" section. An image showing something from the future. The creativity of the pieces were amazing. Sadly Wired has canceled the feature to make room for yet another ad. picked by BernardBlack 1 year ago

A new report by McAfee says searching for "Brad Pitt" will give you an 18% chance of loading your computer with viruses, spyware and other nasty things, making him the most dangerous celebrity to search for in cyberspace. Paris Hilton held the top honor last year. picked by Wingnut 1 year ago

The story of the first computer bug and how the term computer bug was invented picked by dork 2 years ago

Discarded computer parts could one day wind up fueling your car. That’s because researchers in Romania and Turkey have developed a simple, efficient method for recycling printed circuit boards into environmentally-friendly raw materials for use in fuel, plastic, and other useful consumer products. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

Microsoft's Surface computing device costs an estimated $12,000, and is only being initially sold to retailers and restaurant/casinos. Maximum PC didn't want to pay that price nor wait for touchscreen awesomeness and decided to build their own Surface-style computer using open-source software. The result: a fully-functional multitouch device that lets you play games, manipulate documents, and use ... read full post picked by bingo 8 months ago

What if you could have a touchscreen with an infinite number of points of contact? What would that do for computing as we know it? How would that change life as we know it? Minority-Report now reality. picked by dorijan 3 years ago

Shouldn't we have flying cars, moon hotels and meals in a pill by now? This blog looks at the future predicted in the past that never happened. picked by TheStep 2 years ago

Here's a $30,000 jewelry computer that could predictably make you ponder between a Mini Cooper and the computer.

Of course, I'd always take the Mini. picked by bingo 8 months ago

If you loathe the modern keyboards or like to meddle with your computer, grab an old typewriter and convert it into a computer keyboard with some clever circuit mapping. picked by TheStep 2 years ago

Terry Childs was going to be fired from his computer engineer job with San Francisco. He disabled all the admin passwords but his own and refuses to divulge the pw. The city fears that he may have a 3rd party access the system and delete 1000's of highly sensitive documents. picked by bernardblack 1 year ago

Don't know if id trust having a computer in my wall picked by TomorrowAgain 2 years ago