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Shoulder buttons of giants: The evolution of controllers leading up to PS4 and Xbox One
The PS4 and Xbox One controllers have finally been revealed to the public. They're both sharp-looking and well designed, but they weren't made in a vacuum. Grant explains that video game controllers have been evolving for well over 30 years, and these new controllers are standing on the shoulders of giants.
Apple CEO Tim Cook discusses the iWatch, iOS 7, iTV, and the future of the iPhone
At the D: All Things Digital conference in California, Apple CEO Tim Cook has kicked off the proceedings by showing strong interest in wearable computers -- but dissing the concept of Google Glass, while extolling the virtues of a (theoretical) wristwatch-type device. But some of us are wondering if the iWatch will be a huge mistake.
Is the Xbox One always online?
Is the Xbox One always online, or not? You'd think it would be easy question to answer, but for some reason Microsoft continues to be very coy about the matter. A month ago, at the peak of the always-online controversy, a leaked Microsoft memo said the console would not require an always-on internet connection. Recently, following the Xbox One unveil, Microsoft reiterated that the console wouldn't be always online -- but that the console will not work if it isn't connected to the internet. Meanwhile, the new Kinect basically is always online.
The first quantum entanglement of photons through space and time
Ready for a mind-bending news story that will forever change your perception of life? Quantum physicists in Israel have successfully entangled two photons that don't exist at the same time. Sebastian explains that they create one photon and measure its polarization, destroying it -- they then create another photon, and though it never coexisted with the first, it always has the exact opposite polarization, proving they're entangled.
Modern-day alchemists turn cement into metal
It's not quite lead into gold, but a team of international researchers have succeeded in turning cement into metal. This metallic form of cement, which is electrically conductive and has increased corrosion resistance, might find applications in protective coatings, thin films (think LCD monitors), and computer chips.
Xbox One and PS4: Analyzing their support for 4K video and gaming
With 4K video and next-generation video codecs well under development, what level of support should we expect from Sony and Microsoft in the next generation? Joel investigates.
AMD's last, best hope: Low-power Kabini, Temash are ready for action; could rejuvenate mobile market
AMD's Kabini and Temash are finally here. Are these the chips that can save AMD's business?
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