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Tips for tangle-free headphones
Wrangling wires can go from a small problem to a big mess very quickly. Jenneth Orantia untangles the issue.
Call to ban TV in kids' bedrooms
Tim Barlass ALLOWING children to have a television in their bedroom almost triples the risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes, a conference on sedentary behaviour in Sydney will hear this week.
Bedroom TV means a bleak picture for kids' health: study
Tim Barlass Allowing children to have a television in their bedroom almost triples obesity risk.
Microsoft's Surface tablet 'compromised' and 'confusing', declares Apple CEO Tim Cook
Seth Fiegerman Apple's CEO Tim Cook took a dig at Microsoft's soon-to-be released Surface tablet during Apple's earnings call on Thursday, referring to it as a "fairly compromised, confusing product".
From text to touch, a look at Microsoft systems
ANICK JESDANUN With Friday's release of the touch-centric Windows 8 software, Microsoft continues more than three decades of making operating systems for personal computers.
Microsoft unveils 'reimagined' Windows 8 and new tablet
Microsoft has unveiled a revamped version of its flagship Windows system designed for increasingly mobile consumers and previewed Surface, its entry into the hot tablet market.
A new wave of DIY possibilities, courtesy of 3D printers that don't cost a motza
Vince Chadwick THE revolution will not be televised, but it might be printed. Once the plaything of car and aerospace companies, 3D printers are becoming more affordable, allowing anyone to make everything from door knobs, jewellery, beer opening iPhone holders, and even guns.
Plugging in without tangling up space
Rima Suqi Rich Thrush has a strategy when it comes to power strips, one he practises religiously at home and at work: "I have one strip for devices that need to be on all the time and another for devices that can be shut off periodically, like backup camera batteries and phone chargers."
Tips for tangle-free headphones
Wrangling wires can go from a small problem to a big mess very quickly. Jenneth Orantia untangles the issue.
Call to ban TV in kids' bedrooms
Tim Barlass ALLOWING children to have a television in their bedroom almost triples the risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes, a conference on sedentary behaviour in Sydney will hear this week.
Bedroom TV means a bleak picture for kids' health: study
Tim Barlass Allowing children to have a television in their bedroom almost triples obesity risk.
Microsoft's Surface tablet 'compromised' and 'confusing', declares Apple CEO Tim Cook
Seth Fiegerman Apple's CEO Tim Cook took a dig at Microsoft's soon-to-be released Surface tablet during Apple's earnings call on Thursday, referring to it as a "fairly compromised, confusing product".
From text to touch, a look at Microsoft systems
ANICK JESDANUN With Friday's release of the touch-centric Windows 8 software, Microsoft continues more than three decades of making operating systems for personal computers.
Microsoft unveils 'reimagined' Windows 8 and new tablet
Microsoft has unveiled a revamped version of its flagship Windows system designed for increasingly mobile consumers and previewed Surface, its entry into the hot tablet market.
A new wave of DIY possibilities, courtesy of 3D printers that don't cost a motza
Vince Chadwick THE revolution will not be televised, but it might be printed. Once the plaything of car and aerospace companies, 3D printers are becoming more affordable, allowing anyone to make everything from door knobs, jewellery, beer opening iPhone holders, and even guns.
Plugging in without tangling up space
Rima Suqi Rich Thrush has a strategy when it comes to power strips, one he practises religiously at home and at work: "I have one strip for devices that need to be on all the time and another for devices that can be shut off periodically, like backup camera batteries and phone chargers."
