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Until recently, the U.S. had been far ahead of other countries in AI research. One reason China is coming on strong in AI is ...
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Because planning a circuit board compares to planning a city. A lot of parts have to be arranged in a manner, so that all of ...
Continue readingThis Casino’s Microgrid Might Be the Future of Energy
Over the last few years, microgrid deployments throughout the world have increased. We should expect this trend to continue as ...
Continue readingThe Good and Bad of Ride-Sharing When It Comes to Race
Trips in ride-share cars are more damaging to the climate, and impose a greater cost to society in terms of traffic congestion ...
Continue readingAladdin Made $113 Million at the Box Office This Weekend
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Continue readingLizzo’s ‘Juice’ Is the Most Patriotic Song of 2019
It’s not just any old anthemdrenched as it is in themes of self-love and optimismbut the anthem. To revist this article, ...
Continue readingThe Pixel Slate Is Here to Take on the iPad Pro and Surface
The Pixel Slate is a Chrome OS tablet that can also run any Android app. It’s buggy, too expensive, and a curious ...
Continue readingiTunes Is Dead. Let’s Pay Our Respects
Let’s Pay Our Respects” “At Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference today, Apple executive Craig ...
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Atmospheric rivers are relatively long, narrow regions in the atmosphere like rivers in the sky that transport most of the ...
Continue readingWill Smith’s Aladdin Genie Is Already a Meme
He’s clearly been on the weights inside his Itty Bitty Living Space, judging by the rippling muscles that make it seem ...
Continue readingUS to Russia on Nuke Experiments: Do as We Say, Not as We Do
The United States was the first country to manufacture nuclear weapons and is the only country to have used them in combat, ...
Continue readingAn App That Facilitated Cyberbullying Shifts to the Workplace
Higher Risk Of all the social networks, kids on YouTube are the most likely to be cyberbullied at 79 percent, followed by ...
Continue readingAutocomplete Presents the Best Version of You
Autocomplete, or predictive search, is particularly important because it leads users to better search results, thus improving ...
Continue reading7 Trillion Microplastic Particles Pollute the San Francisco Bay Each Year
Rainfall washes more than 7 trillion microplastics, much of it tire particles left behind on streets, into San Francisco Bay ...
Continue readingWaymo Goes Global With Renault-Nissan Partnership
Waymo has signed an agreement to work with Renault and Nissan on issues surrounding self-driving car technology, the companies ...
Continue readingThe Physics of the Millennium Falcon’s Jump to Hyperspace
An entire planet of nearly 8 billion people uses a tenth of the energy in one year than it would take to get the Millennium ...
Continue readingHow Apple Arcade Will Reshape Mobile Gaming
Apple Arcade is an incredible value for iOS users across the board, and it may be an even bigger win for developers who are ...
Continue readingBreaking My Phone Addiction – Via My Phone
Phone addiction is the obsessive use of a smartphone. The behavioral addiction is often dubbed as nomophobia, or the fear of ...
Continue readingHere’s Everything Apple Announced Today
Apple unveiled the third-generation iPhone SE with 5G and an A15 chip, the fifth-generation iPad Air with M1 chip and 5G, the ...
Continue readingThe Death of a Patient and the Future of Fecal Transplants
Last month the Food and Drug Administration sent out an emergency alert: Two people who had undergone fecal transplants ...
Continue readingThe Plan to Grab the World’s Carbon With Supercharged Plants
Carbon capture technology has been around for decades here’s why it hasn’t taken off. While trees and other ...
Continue readingSamsung Puts the Galaxy Fold on Hold
The proximity sensor detects when a user is holding the phone near their face during a call and turns off the display to ...
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Tap your avatar in the top left corner, then Settings and privacy, Display and sound, and Dark mode. The app can follow the ...
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In fact, neither Bitcoin nor Ethereum have ever been hacked. Both Blockchains have remained absolutely secure and are, due to ...
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Thanks to the burgeoning industry of teledildonics, as internet-connected sexual pleasure products are known, there’s a ...
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