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Thursday, July 26, 2012
Power Strip's a Penetration Testing Tool in Disguise
Advanced penetration testing product maker Pwnie Express has unveiled a new tester that looks just like a power strip. The Power Pwn is a fully integrated enterprise-class device that can be used over Ethernet, wireless or Bluetooth connections. It is priced at $1,300 and is currently available for pre-order.
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Sena Cases Announces Leather Cases for the Samsung Galaxy S III
If you have the new Samsung Galaxy S III Android Smartphone and are looking for a premium leather case to protect it, Sena Cases are now offering 2 new cases made specifically for this phone. There’s the $29.99 Ultraslim velvet lined pouch that is available in Black, Brown, Tan and Red, and then there’s the [...]
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Strobe lighting goggles shown to improve short-term memory, all-night ravers feel validated
Those goggles you see above aren't for stylish looks while playing dodgeball -- they're the keys to a potentially important discovery about short-term memory. Duke University's Institute for Brain Sciences found that subjects playing catch with goggles simulating strobe lights were noticeably better at memorizing information during tests, even a full day after playtime was over. It's not hard to see why: with a limited amount of time to see that incoming ball, participants had to more vividly remember brief scenes to stay on top of the game. We don't yet know if there's any kind of long-term boost, so don't get your hopes up that strobe lights are the shortcuts to permanent photographic memory. Still, the findings suggest that frequent nightclubbers might be on to something... or, at least, have a better idea of where they left their keys the morning after.
[Image credit: Les Todd, Duke Institute for Brain Sciences]
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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Greek Athlete Kicked Off Olympic Team For Tweet
Voula Papachristou, Greece's triple-jump champion, was barred from competing in the London Olympic Games by the Hellenic Olympic Committee after an offensive tweet on Monday. She�tweeted, "with so many Africans in Greece, at least the West Nile mosquitos will be eating food from their own home."Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/082BFQVvLY4/
Watch an asteroid fly-by this weekend
A space rock the size of a city block will make its closest pass by Earth while the Internet watches.
Nexus 7`s Chances for Tablet Dominance: 10 Reasons Why They Are Slim
NEWS ANALYSIS: Googles Nexus 7 tablet is selling well, but it remains to be seen whether it can vault to the head of the tablet market, even the non-Apple iPad market. It fact it looks like its chances of becoming a dominant product by any measure look awfully slim. - Googles Nexus 7 is selling extremely well. According to the companys Google Play online store, the 16GB, $249 Nexus 7 is currently sold out. The cheaper $199 version is still on sale, but local retailers are saying that supply is not currently matching demand. Its a major issue. And it underscores t...
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