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Location American Technology News for 30 June 2013
University of Michigan activates antimatter 'gun,' cartoon supervillians twirl moustaches anew At the University of Michigan, an international team of physicists has begun experimenting with its tabletop-sized super laser, modding it into an antimatter "gun." It's not quite a black hole-firing pistol, but we're sl...
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Switched On: Form in the USA

Engadget - 30 Jun 2013 23:45
Switched On: Form in the USA Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology. The Mac Pro might have been worthy of the "One More Thing" kinds of reveals that Steve Jobs used to do at Apple events. Despite being fore...
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The database will allow unlicensed TV broadcast spectrum to be used for wireless broadband.
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Portland's New Streetlights Are Psychedelic Carnivorous Plants If you've seen one streetlight, you've pretty much seen them all. They're important, sure, but they're usually not much to look at. The lamps that just popped up across Portland are a little bit different. A little more ...
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How a total n00b mined $700 in bitcoins

Ars Technica - 30 Jun 2013 00:00
We take a Butterfly Labs Bitcoin miner, plug it in, and make it (virtually) rain.
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After suing each other for the last few years in various courts around the world, you'd think that if Apple and Samsung were human beings they would have walked away from their rocky relationship a while back. The Wall S...
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July 1, 2013 /Photography News/ The New York Center for Photographic Arts (NYC4PA) invites photographers world-wide to submit images using any photographic process (print, image transfer, emulsion transfer, encaustic, bl...
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Microsoft's SkyDrive name at risk in Europe after losing trademark case against broadcaster A UK court has ruled that Microsoft's SkyDrive product infringes on a trademark owned by the British Sky Broadcasting Group, which operates under the name Sky. The ruling is valid across the entire European Union and cou...
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Categories: Culture Finds Technology Tags: googlegoogleglassnbanbadraftpovvictoroladipo At this year's NBA Draft, the Orlando Magic used the second overall pick to select former Indiana University guard Victor Oladipo. F...
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It always rains the day you're moving or gets really icy when you have a lot of driving ahead of you. Murphy's Law definitely applies. If you could control the weather things would be much easier, and Design I/O wants yo...
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Leaked NSA Documents Show How U.S. Is Bugging European Allies

The Huffington Post - 30 Jun 2013 23:11
Leaked NSA Documents Show How U.S. Is Bugging European Allies US intelligence services are spying on the European Union mission in New York and its embassy in Washington, according to the latest top secret US...
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has reportedly signed a deal with Apple to produce processors for its mobile devices. Mass production is said to start from early next year.
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Nearly 17 Million Watched First Episode of CBS' 'Under the Dome' The already-strong premiere numbers for CBS drama "Under the Dome" looked even more impressive when DVR playback data came in this weekend. Last Monday's premiere, which averaged a 3.3 rating among adults 18-49, now stan...
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What Games Are: The Ludophile Mindset

TechCrunch - 30 Jun 2013 23:00
What Games Are: The Ludophile Mindset Like the audiophile who spends serious money on her music, the ludophile spends aplenty on games and consoles. Both want perfection. The question for the games industry, however, is whether perfection is really the goal ...
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What's a good drink that I can order at just about any bar? What's a good drink that I can order at just about any bar? Can anyone recommend a good negative scanner? Any tips for dating without breaking the bank? I'm having a hard time keeping up with causes (alerts to sign petit...
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The U.S. Department of Defense is actually getting its own app store, for which it has awarded a $2.9 million contract to Digital Management, a firm based in Maryland.
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FCC approves Google's white space wireless database Google may have been on pins and needles while the FCC scrutinized its white space wireless database over the spring, but it can relax this summer -- the FCC has given the database the all-clear. The approval lets Google...
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Modern mobile phones have improved in their picture-taking abilities, but there is still one thing lacking: a good flash for dark shots. The iblazr mobile phone flash promises to work on both iOS and Android devices to l...
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Individuals can now apply to use a Trekker backpack and further Google Maps.
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Apple is testing the 'MacBook Air WiFi Update 1.0.' It has also invited a select group of users to do tests and provide feedback on this update.
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Categories: Industry Rumors Tags: cameraphonehonamileakleakedphotosrumorrumoredspecssmartphonesonysonyi1sonysmartphone It's been almost two months since we mentioned Sony's mysterious camera-focused smartphone code-named...
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Twitter web version now has Bing powered translation enabled, which will translate tweets that are not in English.
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