Trump to launch social media platform
Published in News


Ironically called “Truth”

Former President Donald Trump is so desperate for a social media presence after getting kicked off Twitter and Facebook for calling for terrorist attacks to keep him in power that he has formed his own network.

Recycled batteries just as good as new ones
Published in News


New research says

A study by boffins working at the US Advanced Battery Consortium (USABC), and battery company A123 Systems, have found that batteries with recycled cathodes can be as good as, or even better than those using new state-of-the-art materials.

Royal Mint will recycle gold from electronics
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Literally making money from recycling

Gold and precious metals are to be extracted from old phones and laptops by Britain's coin-maker.

Japanese arrest bloke for uncensoring porn
Published in AI


Apparently that is a crime

Inspector Knacker of the  Hyogo Yard has fingered the collar of a bloke who has been using AI to repair Japanese porn from the censor’s pixel machine.

AI will start analysing management bull
Published in AI


This will be really funny

CEOs and other managers are increasingly under the microscope as some investors use artificial intelligence to learn and analyze their language patterns and tone, opening up a new frontier of opportunities to slip up.

Raspberry increases price
Published in PC Hardware


First time for everything

For the first time, the price of a Raspberry Pi single-board computer is increasing and it is all the fault of the global supply chain shortages.

TV prices highest since 2012
Published in Graphics


Average price of a TV was $363

Pricing on TVs is the highest since at least 2012, according to figures from the NPD group.

Big Blue misses estimates
Published in News


Managed infrastructure suffers decline

IBM missed market estimates for quarterly revenue as its managed infrastructure business suffered from a decline in orders ahead of a spinoff next month.

Apple’s new machines skimp on HDMI
Published in PC Hardware


Saving money by using an older spec which only an idiot would find impressive

While the Tame Apple Press is hyping the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, it seems to have ignored the fact that Jobs’ Mob is using a steam driven HDMI spec which is complete rubbish.

Brave browser scalps Google
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Brave search heaps better 

The Brave web browser will default to Brave Search and abandon the less privacy orientated Google search.