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Documentation Academy Aims to Empower Open Source Newcomers
Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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Ut Arlington Software Engineer's Tool Makes For Quicker Tests
University of Texas at Arlington Professor Jeff Lei is refining the Advanced Combinatorial Testing System, a computer-testing tool designed to reduce the amount...
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.K. Students Not Lining p to Study IT
Only 3,420 British students, or 0.4 percent, took a computer science A-level — similar to a high school diploma in the United States — in 2011-2012, according to...
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The Five Hottest IT Jobs Over the Next Five Years
The five hottest technology jobs over the next five years will be project integrator, dual security developer, cloud administrator, virtual connection engineer,...
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Competition That Computes
Harvard University recently held its second IACS Computational Challenge. Eight teams of programmers competed to design the best program for playing foosball....
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Will We Ever Simulate the Human Brain?
For years, Henry Markram has claimed that he can simulate the human brain in a computer within a decade. On 23 January 2013, the European Commission told him to...
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Self-Driving Cars More Jetsons Than Reality for Google Designers
Google Inc. sees self-driving cars being available to consumers in three to five years. Regulators and the insurance industry aren't so sure it can happen that...
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NASA's 'Crazy' Robot Lab
It's three in the afternoon, and in their NASA lab in Silicon Valley, California, two engineers are playing with a toy designed for toddlers.
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Capcom Says Better Smartphones Raise Game-Development Costs
Capcom Co., the creator of the "Resident Evil" and "Street Fighter" video games, said improvements in smartphones are making it more expensive to develop games.
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Which iPhone App May Get You Into Stanford? The One You Make
Standing out from the crowd of applicants vying to get into Stanford University's Computer Science undergraduate program is no easy task.
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Apps World's Hackfest Seeks the Gold Mine in Tv
What the heck are these guys doing to our televisions?
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Meet the Detective Who Handcuffed Intel's Packet of Death
When Kristian Kielhofner first heard that his company's new servers were crashing last summer, he worried that he might be facing a product recall.
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Social Media Firms Move to Capitalize on Popularity in Middle East
For its most recent advertising push, the Saudi Arabian telecommunications giant Mobily did not turn to the street or television to engage with customers.
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Brazil: The Social Media Capital of the niverse
When Barbosa family members botched their cover of an old Brazilian gospel song last year on a family video, they thought it was pretty funny—funny enough to upload...
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A Tiny Computer Attracts a Million Tinkerers
Raspberry Pi may sound like the name of a math-based dessert. But it is actually one of the hottest and cheapest little computers in the world right now.
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Who Suffers When the Boss Is a Bully?
Abusive bosses who target employees with ridicule and public criticism not only have a detrimental effect on the employees they bully, they also negatively impact...
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Smartphones, Tablets Help Researchers Improve Storm Forecasts
Atmospheric scientists are using pressure readings from some new smartphones and tablet computers to improve short-term thunderstorm forecasts.
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Phreaks and Geeks
One of the most heartfelt—and unexpected—remembrances of Aaron Swartz, who committed suicide last month at the age of 26, came from Yale professor Edward Tufte.
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Tech Jobs Account for p to 14 Percent of Hiring in January
The information technology industry accounted for 22,100 of the 157,000 new jobs added to the U.S. economy in January, according to Foote Partners. Meanwhile,...
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How One Company Reinvented the Hand Dryer
There's a lot of talk in politics about the desirability of American manufacturing and "green" jobs.
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Drone Boosters Say Farmers, Not Cops, Are the Biggest .s. Robot Market
When the flying robots that loiter in Afghanistan's and Yemen's airspace come home, they won't just be headed for the local police station.
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