A friend of the family recently had a small panic when his son’s Nintendo DS Lite began experiencing p...
Mexican Cartel Snuffs Social Media Star as Violence Nears 'Civil War' Levels
A scrawled sign was placed next to a decapitated body near a main road in the Mexican border city of Nuevo Laredo. Its message was simple: stop talking about drug cartels on the internet — or anywhere else. “Nuevo Laredo en Vivo and social networking sites,” the sign read, “I’m The Laredo Girl, and I’m here because of my reports, and yours.”
The execution of Marisol Macias Castaneda — known online as “The Laredo Girl” and as “Nena de Laredo” — is the latest in a series of attacks against Mexicans who go online to discuss drug violence. It’s an epidemic which a new report describes as “so hor...
Changing a Nintendo DS Lite Battery Blindfolded
- By Roy Wood
- September 28, 2011 |
- 7:30 am |
- Categories: Electronic Geek, Toys and Technology
B&W C5 Earphones: Loopy Looks, Sweet Sound
It’s amazing sometimes what one simple design tweak can do for a product. Case in point: Bowers & Wilkins’ elegant new C5 earphones.
As anyone with oddly-shaped auditory canals knows, most in-ear monitors rely on a dubious mix of proper tip/sleeve selection and getting the right seal. This can be harder than it seems, especially given that most earphones only come with three or four sleeve options. Even then, many are still prone to shift around or even pop out if you decide to do anything active with them.
The C5s all but eliminate this annoyance with a fancy little thing called…a loop. Y...