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If this Crowbot, which can attract and repel crows with the playback of different recordings, isn’t quite weird enough for you, wait until you hear about Crowbot Jenny, the elusive superhero babe who uses it to command her crow army.
Given the populist sentiment that it’s completed obliterated privacy by merging Buzz into Gmail without people being super aware of what was happening, Google’s thinking about going beyond the tweaks it made the other day by cutting the cord between Buzz and Gmail entirely.
At the TED Conference last year Bill Gates unleashed a swarm of mosquitoes to demonstrate a point about malaria. This year, he’s taking on CO2 in a big way. And he brought fireflies.
Apps are here to to stay, so we might as well get our kids on board early. That’s the thinking behind Wild Planet’s Spy Video TRAKR, a video-enabled RC car that can be loaded up with freely downloadable programs.
The XP1-Power is a little bulkier than your average USB cable, but it has good reason: it packs a back-up battery in-line. XMultiple have improved on their older version, now boasting 20 hours of extra juice and surge protection.
The Radeon HD 5870, as shipped, is a very powerful graphics card – more than most people need, even, and at the very least, enough for anyone. Except, apparently, Asus.
