BBC Technology

Apple's Jobs admits poor health

Steve Jobs, head of Apple, has disclosed in a statement that he is being treated for a hormone imbalance.
05 Jan, 2009

Police 'encouraged' to hack more

The Home Office has signed up to an EU suggestion allowing police to remotely access computers without a search warrant.
05 Jan, 2009

Cloud hangs over Macworld opening

More than 50,000 people are expected at the Macworld show this week for the final year that Apple will take part.
05 Jan, 2009

Getting into space by broomstick

The proposed space elevator project could be powered by a simple new approach, demonstrated using a broomstick.
05 Jan, 2009

Engadget

Famicom cart camera provides its own smile-catching technology

BenHeck.com forum member goteking apparently built this camera-in-a-Famicom-cart a little while back, but this is one instance when we're more than happy to catch up a little late, even if we may quite not be able to bring ourselves to gut a cart of our own. As you can likely imagine, this mod mostly depends simply on choosing the right cart-sized camera, and goteking found that a standard Sony Cybershot point-and-shoot fit the bill quite nicely, though there's certainly plenty of other possiblities out there (bonus points for anyone able to make an Game Boy cart camera). Hit up the link below for a few more pics of the camera, plus a glimpse of some of goteking's other projects, including a VAIO DS and a VAIO Eee PC.

[Via technabob]

Filed under: Digital Cameras, Gaming

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Apple UK

Smashing Research at CERN

?The 17-inch MacBook Pro is my main computer?, says Brian Cox. A particle physicist, Cox works at the CERN Large Hadron Collider, which scientists will soon use to try to recreate the ?Big Bang?. Cox uses the Mac because it can run both UNIX for research and productivity apps for everything else. And he?s not alone. ?When you look around a physics conference now?, he says, ?you see more Macs than anything else?.
24 Dec, 2008

X Factor winner visits the Apple Store, Regent Street

To celebrate her cover version of Leonard Cohen?s ?Hallelujah? breaking all digital download records, X Factor winner Alexandra Burke paid a visit to the Apple Store, Regent Street yesterday to do a spot of shopping and meet her fans. Her first single is the fastest-ever selling download in Europe, and is currently number one on the iTunes Store. Burke also bought accessories for her new MacBook Pro, and picked up hints and tips on how to get the most from her pink iPod nano.
19 Dec, 2008

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