Biometric Data-Gathering Sets Off a Privacy Debate - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Sandra Stark on 27 Feb 13Data collection from palm readers.
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itgsopedia - 3.1 Hardware - 0 views
The Chemicals In My Computer (E-waste Recycling) - 1 views
3D printing story - flat class project - YouTube - 1 views
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Video created by Flat Classroom teacher Avylon Magarey as part of the Flat Classroom Certified Teacher course http://www.flatclassroomproject.net/certified-teacher-program.html
Are Wearable Gadgets The Next Tech Revolution? | Co.Design: business + innovation + design - 0 views
Looks are deceiving in Chinese town that was US e-waste dumping site | Reveal - 0 views
Levels of e-waste soar in Asia as gadgets become affordable, UN says | Environment | Th... - 0 views
This 'Demonically Clever' Backdoor Hides In a Tiny Slice of a Computer Chip | WIRED - 0 views
Samsung shows off the world's biggest hard drive: a 16TB SSD - ScienceAlert - 1 views
Doug Engelbart 1968 Demo - 0 views
E-Waste Nets Kentucky a Profit - 1 views
AMD unveils Trinity processors - 0 views
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has launched its new Trinity processor family boasting "twice the performance per watt" of its earlier Llano chips. Like Intel's rival Ivy Bridge release, the update includes up to four CPU (central processing unit) cores and a single GPU (graphics processing unit).
Apple - Supplier Responsibility - Code of Conduct - Labor and Human Rights - 0 views
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Apple prohibits practices that threaten the rights of workers - even when local laws and customs permit such practices. We've taken action toward ending excessive recruitment fees, preventing the hiring of underage workers, and prohibiting discriminatory policies at our suppliers. There's still work to be done, but we're encouraged by the progress we've made thus far. Refer to the chart below to learn more.
Enter RedPad Number One: China's challenge to Apple iPad - 2 views
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Interesting development of a very expensive Chinese version of the iPad: RedPad Number One. Seems it caters for government officials and Communist Party members, hence the high price tag.