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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Crazy Voltron Game Boys and Everything Else You Missed Yesterday
By Darren Orf
Some old-school gaming nostalgia, Google’s drones ready for take off, the possible future of Android Wear. All the news you missed yesterday in one place on Bitstream.
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Crazy Voltron Game Boys and Everything Else You Missed Yesterday
By Darren Orf
Some old-school gaming nostalgia, Google’s drones ready for take off, the possible future of Android Wear. All the news you missed yesterday in one place on Bitstream.
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How a Moth’s Eye Could Help Improve the Efficiency of Solar Cells
Inspiration lies in the strangest of places—and for researchers at the Agency for Science, Technology & Research in Singapore, that includes the eye of moth. A new antireflective coating inspired by the creature’s ocular faculties could help bump up the efficiency of solar cells.
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How Does the FDA Regulate Mobile Medical Apps?
How Does the FDA Regulate Mobile Medical Apps?
Samsung execs address Galaxy S6’s fight for supremacy
By Jyeong Hyeon-jeong In discussion with South Korean journalists, Samsung’s JK Shin and Younghee Lee explore the battles ahead for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, both from Apple and China, and deny similarities with the iPhone 6.
This strange and beautiful object is a 3D-printed violin
By Michelle Starr A 3D-printed violin is just one of a suite of instruments designed to provide a collaborative experience exploring our relationship with sound.
Valve’s Steam Machines to hit gamers’ hands in November
By Steven Musil The much-anticipated console-style devices will be accompanied by a Steam Controller and Steam Link, which will stream content among devices on the same network.
Valve’s Steam Machines to hit gamers’ hands in November
By Steven Musil The much-anticipated console-style devices will be accompanied by a Steam Controller and Steam Link, which will stream content among devices on the same network.