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Crypteks Flash Drive is as Secure as it Looks

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Earlier this year, we featured a flash drive with a literally puzzling handmade casing, which requires the user to enter a 5-digit combination via a series of wheel locks to gain access to the flash drive itself. If you wanted to own your own modern cryptex but don’t have the…

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December 1st, 2011 by: Lambert Varias

DriveSavers Offers to Recover iPad Data for Just $1000

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How often do you sync your iPad? If you have important data on it, you might want to sync it as often as possible. I’m bad with mine, it hasn’t been synced in months, now that I think of it. Though there really isn’t a lot of valuable data on…

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January 31st, 2011 by: Chris B.

Chinese Researchers Store Data Using Bacteria

The world has gone germ and bacterial crazy. Each time I go to my kids’ school, I see all the teachers making the kids use hand sanitizer all the time. I made it through the late 70′s and early 80′s of my youth without washing my hands once outside the…

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December 22nd, 2010 by: Shane McGlaun

Ninuku Archivist Lets You Make a Facebook Book, Preserve Your Farmville Exploits

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For better or for worse, a lot of people have poured a significant amount of their lives onto Facebook. Which is why I’m not really surprised that a company like Ninuku exists. Ninuku’s sole service is the Archivist, which will download your Facebook status, updates, notes, links, comments and photos,…

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November 26th, 2010 by: Lambert Varias

Gamesave Manager: the Ultimate Save Point

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One of the few drawbacks of gaming on the PC is that save data are not easily transferable – the files are scattered in different folders and don’t always have the same format, so hunting them one by one can be inconvenient. Even if you don’t play your games on…

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May 18th, 2010 by: Lambert Varias

Sony Shows Off Internal Wireless Circuits

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Sony recently showed off a prototype of a high-speed wireless technology which ships signals around between internal electronic components. Sony says they developed the wireless technology to overcome current costs and manufacturing complexities due to the sheer number of wires and circuit layers required to handle today’s complex circuits.

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February 13th, 2010 by: Technabob

Graffiti Markup Language (GML) Turns Paint Tags Into XML Tags

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Graffiti artists of the future might not need to run their own late-night missions to tag their target locations thanks to this new technology. GML (Graffiti Markup Language) provides a method to store and describe graffiti as digital information which can then be played back and reproduced later.…

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January 14th, 2010 by: Technabob

Lacie Starck External Hard Drives: Products of a Love Affair. No Seriously.

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Computer hardware specialist LaCie celebrates its 20th anniversary with the introduction of their latest line of external hard drives designed by the world-famous Philippe Starck. Starck describes his design for the hard drives as powerful magma that’s been captured and protected. The magma, of course, is your data, hot and…

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October 6th, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

Hello Kitty Mimobots: Too Much Kitty

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To celebrate the insanely popular Hello Kitty’s 35th anniversary, Sanrio teamed up with mimoco to come up with a flash drive cartoon character named Hey Flashy. I’m just kidding, of course they came up with Hello Kitty MIMOBOTs. Although I think one of the designs went too far:

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October 4th, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

Kunai USB Drive: Because Ninjas Need to Save Data Too

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Ninjas have a lot of sweet moves. There’s the throw-a-smoke-bomb-and-disappear-move, the run-so-fast-to-evade-bullets-move, and the flaming-giant-skeleton-beast-thing-summoning-that’s-not-even-a-ninja-move-anymore-move. But none of their 108 million moves can help them save their data. That’s why everyday at sunset, after practicing their killyouwithapinchinthearmpitjitsus, ninjas power up their PCs and order a bunch of Kunai USB drives.…

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September 20th, 2009 by: Lambert Varias

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