January 2008


You only need two wheels for that bike, but we review three models to choose from: the Mavic R-SYS, the Lew Racing Pro VT-1 and the Reynolds DV46C. Got bucks?


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A new device that lets you log on, anytime, anywhere, through anyone could transform the nature of WiFi. It might even transform you.


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inghamb87 writes “Scientists have studied flocks of starlings and cracked the mystery behind the birds’ ability to fly in large formations, and regroup quickly after attacks, without getting confused and ramming into each other. While the information is cool, some scientists seem to think that the best use of this knowledge is not to aid our appreciation of nature, but to make more effective robot swarms. We’ve talked about swarming robots many times before, but usually researchers look to insects for inspiration.”

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Heartless Gamer writes “Valve is rocking the boat in a big way, especially for PC gaming piracy. They have just announced the release of a complete collection of publisher tools, called Steamworks. They’re making it available to developers and publishers completely free. Valve notes that beyond simply making the product available to consumers some of the tools can integrate copy protection, social networking services, or even server browsing features into a developing game.”

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After Jerry Yang and Sue Decker’s conference call on Tuesday, Yahoo’s shares plunged. Now, the company’s customers and employees are left to wonder what’s next.

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Bids in the F.C.C.’s auction for wireless spectrum reached the government’s $10 billion goal. One problem: bidding for the biggest block of frequencies stalled at $4.3 billion, below the $4.6 billion reserve price.

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Fourth-quarter earnings surged on higher revenue as the photo film manufacturer staked out a bigger position in digital photography.

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The online community is introducing tools for developing games, media-sharing features and other programs that better integrate with the Internet’s leading social-networking site.

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Hewlett-Packard introduced the “closed loop” process that manufactures new printer cartridges from recycled cartridges that are separated and rebuilt from scratch.

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It would require a microscope to detect changes in Microsoft’s behavior or in the software market as a result of the consent decree extended Tuesday by a federal court.

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