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The America's Cup: nerves, skill and a lot of computers

4 security tools you can build with Raspberry Pi

NSA admits employees spied on loved ones

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September 27, 2013
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The America's Cup: nerves, skill and a lot of computers

This year's America's Cup will be remembered for Oracle Team USA's jaw-dropping comeback against Emirates New Zealand, but it should also be remembered for the huge role computers have come to play in the competition.

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Issue highlights

1. 4 security tools you can build with Raspberry Pi

2. NSA admits employees spied on loved ones

3. BOOK GIVEAWAY: HTML5 Unleashed

4. BlackBerry confirms abysmal second quarter results

5. Google turns 15 and celebrates by smartening up search

6. Big Iron is (still) not dead

7. Beyond Siri: Dictation tricks for the iPhone and iPad

8. AMD & Raptr partner to make your PC games look and perform their best

9. Larry Ellison takes Oracle employees on a three hour tour [CARTOON]

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4 security tools you can build with Raspberry Pi

Do-it-yourself (DIY) electronics is entering a golden age with the help of powerful, cheap, programmable devices like the Arduino micro controller and Raspberry Pi mini computer. READ MORE

NSA admits employees spied on loved ones

The NSA spied on "unfaithful" husbands, boyfriends and girlfriends using surveillance technology of the agency, according to a letter from the NSA to a U.S. Senator. READ MORE

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BlackBerry confirms abysmal second quarter results

BlackBerry confirmed on Friday its $965 million net operating loss in the second quarter, following low interest in the Z10 smartphone. READ MORE

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Google turns 15 and celebrates by smartening up search

Google is now 15 years old, and the company is celebrating by smartening up its bread-and-butter technology, search, and adding new features such as comparisons and filters. READ MORE

Big Iron is (still) not dead

Even though x86 systems have greatly improved in reliability and scalability, you just can't beat a mainframe for big loads, and they are taking on work that was previously thought unthinkable. READ MORE

Beyond Siri: Dictation tricks for the iPhone and iPad

You're probably familiar with using Siri to make calls on your iPhone, as well as to open apps on your iOS device, get information, and set up appointments. But you may be less familiar with iOS's other dictation feature, the one that lets you talk to your iOS device while it converts your words into text. READ MORE

AMD & Raptr partner to make your PC games look and perform their best

Nvidia gamers have the GeForce experience, now AMD users have Gaming Evolved. READ MORE

Larry Ellison takes Oracle employees on a three hour tour [CARTOON]

Not everybody at Oracle enjoyed the America's Cup. READ MORE

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