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Why old school technology could shape the future of digital computing

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Why old school technology could shape the future of digital computing

Analogue computers were abandoned half a century ago. But to push past the limits of modern day devices, it may be time for a blast from the past

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Noise-cancelling windows halve traffic sounds even when they're open

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Noise-cancelling windows halve traffic sounds even when they're open

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Moore's law

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Moore's law

A pub owner with a tray of beers

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Concerns raised about pubs collecting data for coronavirus tracing

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Turning the spleen into a liver saves mice from fatal organ damage

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Robert Henke show, CBM 8032 AV

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How an artist made a concert from five 40-year-old Commodore computers

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Human ear

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Human-like ears 3D-printed inside mice as surgery-free spare parts

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Haptic device being used at an ATM

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Ultrasonic speakers let people who are blind read Braille in mid-air

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Fidget spinner

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Fidget spinner device can diagnose UTIs in under an hour without a lab

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contact tracing app on a phone

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Bluetooth may not work well enough to trace coronavirus contacts

An experiment reveals how difficult it is to use Bluetooth on phones to determine if people have been in close enough contact to spread the coronavirus

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It's time to retreat from the tyranny of lockdown tech

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MIDI 2.0: The code that will define the future of sound has arrived

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Network Effect review: A glorious thought-provoking Murderbot tale

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Devs: Here's the real science behind the quantum computing TV show

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