AI is pants, claims Apple
Published in AI
Monday, 14 October 2024 09:38

AI is pants, claims Apple


If we can’t invent it no one can

While Apple is unable to get a decent AI product on the market, it has decided to invest in scientific research which claims the whole thing is pants anyway.

Internet trolls cannot be cured
Published in News
Thursday, 16 February 2017 12:45

Internet trolls cannot be cured


Researchers find not feeding them does not kill them


A team of brave boffins have been investigating internet trolls and reached the conclusion that there is no cure.

Former Microsoft boffin redeems himself with life hack
Published in News


Might even cause forgiveness for trolling


Former Microsoft chief technology officer Nathan Myhrvold might have hacked off a few people with his patent trollage over the years, but he seems to have come up with a life hack which is of vital interest to Fudzilla readers.

Kids kept awake by smartphones
Published in Mobiles
Thursday, 03 November 2016 11:56

Kids kept awake by smartphones


Even when they are turned off

Parents who allow their kids to have smartphones and tablets might end up rewarding their kids with sleepless nights.

Microsoft thinks it will cure cancer in a decade
Published in News


Of course the patent might blue screen

Software king of the world, Microsoft thinks it might be able to cure cancer by treating it in the same way as a computer virus.

Online gamer kids are brainy kids
Published in Gaming
Tuesday, 09 August 2016 13:29

Online gamer kids are brainy kids


They do better in maths, reading and science

New research has shown that kids who play computer games online every day perform better academically in science, maths and reading tests.

MIT claims to have developed “unhackable“ RFID chip
Published in News


Prevents side-channel attacks


MIT researchers have come up with a new type of radio frequency identification (RFID) chip that is virtually impossible to hack.

Consumer-grade EEG could be headed for VR
Published in IoT
Thursday, 04 February 2016 11:54

Consumer-grade EEG could be headed for VR


Must have read your mind

Boffins from the University of Memphis have been looking at the use of consumer-grade EEG equipment to provide meaningful and accurate recognition of the wearer’s mental state.

Wednesday, 18 January 2012 02:06

Koobface gang unmasked

 

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Sophos releases research on malware gang

Wednesday, 29 December 2010 10:27

RIM doomed against Apple


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Kaufman Bros say it has not got the battery