GADGETS - TECH NEWS

	Here's What You Need To Know About This Year's 3D Printing Conference & Expo
	The first 3D Printing Conference & Expo is set to take place from April 2-4. Leading 3D printing companies will converge at the Javits Center in New York City to exhibit of industrial and consumer-facing technologies. There will also be a seri...
	The NYTimes.com Relaunches With Your Face on Their Front Page
	The New York Times have a new slick look. The celebrate the redesign, it is showing off how customizable its new homepage will be. Conference attendees at CES can take a seven-second video of themselves, and insert them into a shareable customizable...
	NYT's Today's Paper is Organized Like a Real Newspaper, For Web
	Want to read the web just like a newspaper? You're in luck. You might actually like the New York Times' new web app, Today's Paper, which is organized like the New York Times in print. The point of it is to give reading the Times online the editoria...
	Apple's iPad and iPhone Chips to be Made in New York
	According to a report, Apple's new iPad and iPhone chips will be made in a GlobalFoundries plant in New York. A group from Samsung, which currently makes logic microprocessors for the iPad and iPhone at an Austin, Texas, fabrication plant, will help...
	New York Replacing 250,000 Street Lamps with LEDs
	New York city is preparing to replace its street lamps with LEDs. That's right, all 250,000! The project was announced by Mayor Bloomberg, and he pointed out that the shift to LED would save the city $6 million in energy costs and $8 million in main...
	The New York Times Is Still Publishing After The Syrian Electronic Army Takes Over Their Domain
	The Syrian Electronic Army is striking hard. This time, is appears they may have got ahld of the New York Times' domain and rerouted it to one of its own sites. A Times spokesperson said soon after the outage that the trouble was "likely result of ...
	Skyping Around the World to 162 Different Countries
	Skype's officially been around for 10 years, and to celebrate this milestone, comedian Mark Malkoff started the Skype Around The World project, which involved reaching out to participants via Facebook and Twitter to coordinate fun chat sessions wit...