Eugenia Loli Archive
Fire TV Stick vs Chromecast vs Roku Stick: Streaming Dongle Showdown
LG G Watch R review
Ubuntu 14.10 Released With Ambitious Name, But Small Changes
Apple iPad Air 2 review : Apple’s best tablet yet, but is that enough?
Google backs Magic Leap, an augmented reality startup
Apple releases iOS 8.1 with Apple Pay
A Week with the OnePlus One
Acer C720 Chromebook and ChromeOS Review
The Acer C720 is similar in specs to other Chromebooks currently on the market. It's a Haswell architecture with a dual core Celeron, 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB flash, HDMI-out, 3 USB, webcam, Bluetooth, and a 1366x768 px screen. It's 0.8" tall, and weighs just 2.76 lbs. Its battery life is rated for 8.5 hours but in real world usage rated at about 7 hours. You can view its specs in detail here.
The laptop feels very light, sturdy and of a good build quality. Its keyboard is easy to get accustomed to, and I had no trouble at all, coming from a radically different keyboard design on the DELL. The ChromeOS function keys are really handy too, e.g. to change brightness, volume etc. The touchpad has the right size, position and responsiveness too.
What happened to Turing’s thinking machines?
A walk-through on digital collages
Interview with _Meta_: the iPhone artist
Artificial intelligence: science fiction or simply science?
Top-five tips to animate your comics
United, a tech conglomerate can take over Hollywood
Google Music Store Goes Live
Apple Television with iOS, Siri, FaceTime?
Dennis Ritchie, Creator of UNIX and C, Dead at 70
The Future of User Interfaces is Brainwaves
Spotify vs RDIO vs MOG
