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Graphene Ink Will Let Us Print Circuits On Pretty Much Anything
Modern miracle stuff graphene has been used by developers to print circuits on clothing, creating a genuinely wearable form of tech that doesn’t rely on bulky watches, AR glasses or sewing computers into your flesh.
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How A Simple Circuit Breakthrough Could Double Your Bandwidth
As we all desperately claw after more bandwidth to sate our unquenchable thirst for data, there may yet be an oddly affordable solution; a simple piece of circuitry and software that can double bandwidth in the blink of an eye.
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Anki Drive Connected Toy Car Teardown Reveals Predictably Adorable Guts
Back at WWDC, Apple invited the robotics company Anki on to the stage to show off its connected toy car game, Drive, in which physical toy cars sail around a track while you control them with your iOS device. It was seriously impressive. iFixit got their hands on an Anki Drive set, and, like spoiled…
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Scientists Create Disk That Can Store Data For One Million Years
Magnetic disk drive storage was born in the 1950s — thanks IBM! — but while storage density and power efficiency have rocketed, the lifetime for which data can be stored has remained about the same, at around a decade. That could soon change.