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The battle between Apple and the F.B.I. fizzled a bit last week, but the company’s return to a scaled-down, cheaper smartphone is something worth discussing.
Published: March 26, 2016 at 06:00PM
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While the iPhone SE can be seen as box ticking exercise, the boxes still need ticked effectively. With the reviews of the SE hardware now online, it’s possible to have a look at the latest iPhone through the collective eyes of the geekerati to see how well it has fared.
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As Periscope turns one-year-old, we take a second to celebrate what’s happened in livestreaming this year and predict where it is headed in the future.
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Since the discovery of dinosaur eggs, paleontologists have been able to use new technologies to crack the mysteries of dinosaur eggs and find out a wealth of information about dinosaur biology, behavior, and ecology.
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While Zack Snyder and Batman V. Superman are currently being lambasted by critics (and now, some audiences), it’s easy to acknowledge there are a few things Snyder gets right in this movie, and most of his movies, his fight scenes. But this time, he owes a lot to the ‘Arkham’ games for one memorable Batman sequence.
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Be ambitious!
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A New VR Program Lets You See Proteins That Could Be Causing Cancer
The folks over at Popular Science decided to try out IPM VR, software created by scientists at Weill Cornell Medicine for the Oculus Rift VR headset.
March 26, 2016 at 11:06AM
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Batman V. Superman is a mess. There’s no easy way to say it. It’s boring, loud, nonsensical and scattered, with a whole suite of flat, undeveloped characters, absurd plot twists, and the strange assumption that the audience already knows basically the entire plot, and thus doesn’t need any of it explained. It’s getting panned by critics and fans alike in a stark contrast to the Marvel Comic Universe Warner Bros. is so obviously trying to emulate. And that means that the failure of Batman V. Superman would not just be the failure of Batman V. Superman. This movie was meant to launch an entire series of films, some in production, one wrapped, and some yet to come. The DC comic universe is happening, that much we know. But can it survive if it starts in such bad shape?
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