I tried it out, good browser but it stopped working when they bug fixed! picked by topofall 6 months ago

This is a short look into the future. Apparently Nokia is working on this device although nanotechnology is rudimentary in the present. If they succeed, the "mobile" meaning will take another form. picked by niceplime 6 months ago

San Jose police are to begin using high tech sound wave weapons that are designed to disperse crowds by firing concentrated beams of sound at 150 decibels, causing intense pain and possible deafness. What's good enough to force a terrorist out of a cave is good enough to make you fall into line! picked by TraumaMamma 6 months ago

We have reason to believe that Bert of Sesame Street is evil and you should keep your children away from him. Here in these pages are collected incriminating images and documents that prove that Bert is not the lovable harmless geek he so successfully makes us think he is. picked by buddha 6 months ago

Trying turning a broken car in a super car a la Ferrari – is, at least, a brave step. However, it is quite possible. Hammer and blow lamp are general instruments of wonder-masters from Bangladesh. picked by rumba 6 months ago

Robot soldiers that can decide who to attack will soon be roaming the world's battlefields if something isn't done about a global 'robot arms race'. That is the stark warning from a leading robotics expert who spoke today of the dangers of allowing increasingly sophisticated robots to make decisions of life and death. picked by AutumnLotus 6 months ago

It is a combination computer mouse and vacuum for cleaning up the dust and debris around your computer area/keyboard etc. picked by 2manyusernames 6 months ago

The original Game Boy is one of the toughest gadgets. Rumor has it this beige behemoth isn’t made of plastic, but from the skulls of fallen Gurkhas. If you ever saw one that was broken, it’s because it lost a boxing match with a nuclear bomb — on points.

Here is a Game Boy that was attacked during the Gulf War. It still works to this very day. picked by 2manyusernames 6 months ago

Great picks of online to do lists for better productivity. My personal favorite is Remember the Milk. picked by addoccini 6 months ago

Apparently they're looking for Osama in Azeroth.

First post on Plime, hope I did all right! picked by Koruzarius 6 months ago

A documentary telling the story leading up to the Anonymous protest against Scientology. picked by latueofstiberty 6 months ago

This is a pretty sick drum machine type interface with enough samples and effects that you'll be beating it all night!

hmmmm.... picked by themeevan 6 months ago

You can never completely prevent all forms of image stealing. There are some useful methods that will help you to prevent hotlinking. picked by 2manyusernames 6 months ago

As president of Zenith Electronics, he was in a position to do something about it. picked by suebe 6 months ago

This thing is scary. It'll answer any legitimate question you ask it. Any question at all. picked by gratheo 6 months ago

Japan launched a rocket Saturday carrying a satellite that will test new technology that promises to deliver "super high-speed Internet", many times faster than what is now available over residential cable or DSL services service to homes and businesses around the world. picked by 2manyusernames 6 months ago

It's called "cramming," Attkisson reports: Charges for services you didn't order and don't want that can be next to impossible to stop. picked by dollyllama 6 months ago

Youtube freezes any anti-scientology view counts. picked by latueofstiberty 6 months ago

I don`t have the motivation to try, but one of you may. picked by jLoSsDh 6 months ago

Why not have a shelf installed for a plant, or hang a towel in the socket?
Bonus: detailed physics equations and geek talk in the comments! picked by suebe 6 months ago

The Cult of The Dead Cow, a well-known hacker group has released what they call an "auditing tool" for web masters to check their site for vulnerabilities. It makes it easy for unskilled users to track down vulnerabilities and sensitive information on specific Web sites or broad web domains. picked by 2manyusernames 6 months ago

A new chip may revolutionize the world or at least the way that computers, phones, televisions, etc talk to each other. A tiny, $10 chip can achieve five gigabits per second over 10 meters, using a one millimeter-wide antenna and less than two watts of power. You could download a high-def movie to your phone in seconds than upload it to your home computer. picked by 2manyusernames 6 months ago

Culture Secretary Andy Burnham today has announced that he is intending to introduce legislation to force ISPs to police internet traffic looking for illegal downloads if they don't take voluntary steps to do so themselves. picked by pocksucket 6 months ago

Computers are smart but they can't understand apostrophes. It can stop you from voting, destroy your dental appointments, make it difficult to rent a car or book a flight, even interfere with your college exams. More than 50 years into the Information Age, computers are still getting confused by the apostrophe. picked by 2manyusernames 6 months ago

For mobile gamers in western Japan, a hearty seafood dinner awaits just a few key clicks away, thanks to a unique new cellphone fishing game that rewards successful players with home deliveries of fresh, real-world fish. picked by Mitzuzake 6 months ago