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A startup emerging from the University of Michigan in the US, Fibarcode, is developing a technology to weave barcodes into ...

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Wordle is now letting you make your own puzzles of up to seven letters. Here's how to do it, and some help in making some ...

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About a year ago I tested and reviewed the Nelko PM220 Bluetooth thermal label printer, a palm-sized printer that connects to ...