DIWire attempts to fill the gaps left by 3D printers (hands-on) Hands-on
By Christopher Trout From engadget It brought solar-powered smartphone chargers to the streets of NYC, now Pensa, a Brooklyn-based design firm, is taking on desktop prototyping. Its latest invention, DIWire, is a compact CNC wire bender. A machine designed solely…
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Canover Watson, FIFA member, charged with fraud in CarePay probe in Cayman Islands Canover Watson (43), a Cayman Islands businessman, a past winner of the Young Caymanian Leadership Award and member of FIFA’s financial monitoring panel has been charged with five…
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New cruise ship a floating heaven for tech geeks and a robot hit on my wife
New cruise ship a floating heaven for tech geeks By Nick Barber From PC World Walking up the gangway to board Royal Caribbean’s tech-laden Quantum of the Seas, it was hard not to marvel. Across the harbor was Manhattan, and…
Chinese hacker group Deep Panda allegedly attacked Australian sites
By Jenni Ryall From Mashable A group of hackers with connections to the Chinese government have targeted Australian media organisations in the lead-up to the G20, a security company claims. Dmitri Alperovitch, co-founder of U.S. computer security firm CrowdStrike, told…
Robotic bartenders blend perfect drinks for Royal Caribbean
From Inquisitr Robotics are quickly integrating into every part of the consumer’s life, and the bar is no exception. A robotic bartender can now serve up nearly 30 types of alcoholic beverages. Royal Caribbean cruise company announced a partnership with…
O2 Secure Wireless, Inc. announces the expansion of the OTOW Network In Latin America and the Caribbean
With the pending closing of the acquisition of Technologies Argus First de Mexico O2 Secure Wireless takes the next step in global telecom tapping into a $201 Billion Market ST AUGUSTINE, Fla., Nov. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — O2 Secure Wireless,…
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Cayman Islands Governor Kilpatrick samples Edward Teach rum at Pirates Week From Loop Cayman On November 8 2014, Edward Teach Single Barrel 7 year old rum exploded onto the Cayman Rum scene and straight into the hands Governor Helen Kilpatrick…
Worst IT fail ever? US agency spends millions in useless security
By Patrick Lambert in IT Security, From Tech Republic A branch of the U.S. Commerce Department recently trashed perfectly good computers and wasted millions on a bogus malware infection. How did this happen? Hackers and malware are everywhere, waiting for…
Scientists are studying the biological basis of fear in the hopes of curing it
From Chris Bell, The Telegraph From Business Insider From theme park rides to horror films, science has long known how to toy with our most primal instinct. But can fear be ‘cured’, too? And to what end? You’re swimming a…
corpses of failed tablets
Recent tech history is littered with the corpses of failed tablets By Brad Reed From BGR Whom the gods wish to destroy, first they have enter the tablet market. After Microsoft announced yesterday that it was writing off $900 million…
