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Location American Technology News for 26 February 2015

Who killed Tony the Tiger?

The Loop - 27 Feb 2015 01:27
Bloomberg: For almost a century, Kellogg defined the American breakfast: a moment when people would be jolted out of their drowsiness--often with a stupendous serving of sugar.The sales of 19 of Kellogg's top 25 cereals ...
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Whiplr: The Tinder For Kinky BDSM People

The Huffington Post - 26 Feb 2015 23:34
Whiplr: The Tinder For Kinky BDSM People If you like to get beaten, a new app can't be beat. It's called Whiplr, and it's described as being a Tinder for people into BDSM.
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'Afghan Girl' from famous NatGeo cover resurfaces at center of Pakistan controversy Sharbat Gula, the subject of the iconic June 1985 National Geographic cover at age 12, has resurfaced after it was revealed she was living illegally in Pakistan. The new photo comes from Gula's Pakistani national identit...
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KitchenAid's Multi-Cooker stirs the pot and can handle just about any task a stove can Your stove can steam, sear, sauté, simmer... basically any cooking technique that starts with an "s." KitchenAid's new Multi-Cooker can do all that, too, but it also is a self-stirring slow cooker to boot. The post Kitc...
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Paris spooked by mystery drone flights

Engadget - 26 Feb 2015 09:03
Paris has an unusual (and rather nerve-wracking) flying robot problem on its hands. Residents have spotted drones illegally flying over city landmarks over the past two evenings, including hotspots like the Eiffel Tower,...
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Working with colleagues from Deakin University and CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), researchers from Australia's Monash University have created the world's first 3D-printed jet engine...
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Who's Afraid of Android Fragmentation?

Slashdot - 26 Feb 2015 23:55
Nerval's Lobster writes: The dreaded term "fragmentation" has been applied to Android more times than anyone can count over the past half-decade. That's part of the reason why game developers often build for iOS before A...
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Original 'Mary Poppins' song slams when swapped for death metal "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" sounds like a dark-arts incantation in a new video version of the song from YouTuber Andy Rehfeldt.
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(Reuters) - Chinese computer and smartphone firm Lenovo Group Ltd said its website was hacked on Wednesday, its second security blemish days after the U.S. government advised consumers to remove software called "Superfis...
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Space-walking astronaut safe after water found in helmet Wardrobe malfunctions can happen with every style of clothing. It’s just a little terrifying when it happens to an astronaut on a spacewalk. NASA astronaut Terry Virts reported a floating blob of water inside his helme...
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Pebble Time - Awesome Smartwatch, No Compromises

The Gadget Flow - 26 Feb 2015 11:01
Pebble Time - Awesome Smartwatch, No Compromises Color e-paper smartwatch with up to 7 days of battery and a new timeline interface that highlights what’s important in your day. We’re announcing a new watch called Pebble Time with a new timeline interface. Pebble T...
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Apple will appeal $533 million patent infringement verdict Attempting to avoid paying more than half a billion to a patent company, Apple will appeal a recent decision that found patent infringement issues related to features within iTunes. The post Apple will appeal $533 millio...
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Pebble Time Vs. Apple Watch: Battle Of The Non-Android Wear Smart Watches Pebble has announced the Pebble Time, saying that it is gearing up to take on the likes of the Apple Watch. But how exactly does the Pebble Time compare to the likes of the Apple Watch?
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Ain't no mountain high enough for this wingsuit daredevil Valery Rozov is running out of mountains off which to jump. The Red-Bull-pedaling daredevil added Mount Kilimanjaro to a recent jump in a wingsuit, traveling a horizontal distance of nearly two miles in a minute-long fre...
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FCC to vote on net neutrality

USA Today - 26 Feb 2015 07:19
FCC to vote on net neutrality FCC chief wants strong rules to protect open Internet.          
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Drop Sugar for Lent? Here's How Your Brain's (Not) Coping If you are abstaining from sweets for Lent this year, here's what you can expect over the next 40 days.
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Google jabs TWC, tells cities to make Fiber rollout easier Consumers are tired of shelling out relatively high figures for slow Internet speeds, and Google Fiber has long been the glimmer of light on the horizon promising better things for the digital generation. Still, its laun...
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Chappie director's Alien sequel will be set after Aliens and ignore the previous sequels Chappie director Neill Blomkamp says his Alien sequel will be set after James Cameron's 1986 sequel Aliens and ignore the previous third and fourth films. The post Chappie director’s Alien sequel will be set after Alie...
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Once-famous robot lives quietly away from limelight

Cult of Mac - 26 Feb 2015 19:00
Once-famous robot lives quietly away from limelight America’s oldest surviving robot no longer smokes cigarettes. Long lines of people no longer wait to see him, topless women haven’t danced around him in years and his legs have been broken since that amusement park g...
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An English charity called this week for the country to ban the sale of energy drinks to children after its research found they contain up to 20 teaspoons of sugar per can. Action on Sugar wants vendors to stop providing ...
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With over a billion users, Facebook plays an important role in keeping people connected. It serves as a place to share good news, but also provides a platform for users to request support from their digital peers. The co...
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Earth's other 'moon' could reveal mysteries of the solar system We all know and love the moon. We're so assured that we only have one that we don't even give it a specific name. It is the second-brightest object in the night sky, and amateur astronomers take great delight in mapping ...
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