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BloomSky Outdoor Weather Station Kit

The Gadget Flow - 29 Apr 2016 15:00
BloomSky Outdoor Weather Station Kit View the sky in a whole new way with the BloomSky Outdoor Weather Station Kit. This full featured weather device is equipped with high grade sensors along with a camera so you can record the most interesting weather happ...
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One Year With The Apple Watch: I'd Buy It Again, But It's Not For Everyone After one year, the Apple Watch has many haters, but I'm pretty happy with mine. Here's what I like about the smartwatch, along with the things that bug me about Apple's first foray into wearables.
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Google is trying to take its self-driving cars to the next level Google's self-driving cars might be ready for mass consumption, a pair of reports this week have suggested. After Alphabet execs hinted that their autonomous driving technology is approaching its graduation from Google's...
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Rovi to acquire TiVo for $1.1 billion

PC World - 29 Apr 2016 14:37
Rovi to acquire TiVo for $1.1 billion Online entertainment listings company Rovi plans to acquire digital video recording firm TiVo for US$1.1 billion in a stock and cash deal, the companies said Friday. TiVo has cloud-based technology for integrating live, ...
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Curiosity Cores Hole in Mars at 'Lubango' Fracture Zone

Universe Today - 29 Apr 2016 04:10
Curiosity Cores Hole in Mars at 'Lubango' Fracture Zone NASA's Curiosity Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) rover successfully bored a brand new hole in Mars at a tantalizing sandstone outcrop in the 'Lubango' fracture zone this past weekend on Sol 1320, Apr. 23, and is now carefu...
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House Unanimously Passes Bill To Prevent Government Agents From Reading Old Emails The House unanimously passed a bill, the Email Privacy Act (EPA) or H.R. 699 . The bill regulates the release of important communications and texts stored online.
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Why Does Gravity Move At The Speed Of Light? The speed of gravity is taken to be exactly equal to the speed of light. But is that necessarily true? Here's how we know.
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The original dungeon masters

The Loop - 29 Apr 2016 23:01
Many of us have a soft spot for Dungeons and Dragons, even if we don't play it anymore and I always like reading stories about how it came to be. FYI, I was a 200lbs Dwarven Fighter-Thief with a drinking problem and a ha...
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These Chinese Internet Giants Are Also Making Electric Vehicles China’s e-commerce giant Alibaba showcased its first automobile product, Roewe RX5, at this year’s Beijing International Automotive Exhibition. Co-manufactured by Shanghai-based SAIC Motor Corp.,the Roewe RX5 will ...
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Japan's space agency has abandoned its efforts to restore the operations of a multimillion-dollar satellite that was to probe the mysteries of black holes using X-ray telescopes
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Police identify Apple employee who shot himself on campus Body was found in a conference room at 1 Infinite Loop.          
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Cortana is smarter than ever, but now she won't search without Bing and Edge Cortana, the personal assistant built into Windows 10, is quickly growing into a versatile and intelligent tool, but the latest change may irk some users, as Cortana is now exclusively using Bing and Edge. The post Corta...
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Is Tom DeLonge for Real About this UFO Stuff? Motherboard Investigates Welcome to a really, really deep dive on "Chasing Shadows."
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Pop went the weasel and down went the Large Hadron Collider It's one of the physics world's most complex machines, and it has been immobilized--temporarily--by a weasel.
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Scanning the brain of a boy who has foreign accent syndrome has revealed that we use the cerebellum, a primitive region of our brains, to plan speech
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Hipster hackers cook up 'artisan' Squiblydoo attack

The Register - 29 Apr 2016 17:28
Native OS tools, living off the land... it's all very crunchy Hackers have figured out how to bypass application whitelisting software by utilising tools that are built into Windows by default....
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Two Genes In Women Increase Chances Of Conceiving Fraternal Twins A genetic analysis of women who conceived fraternal twins showed that two genetic variants are responsible for increasing the chance of twin pregnancies. The genes play a major role in the production and processing of ho...
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Batteries Not Needed: This Tiny Computer Runs On Radio Waves A newly-developed wireless computer can keep itself powered by collecting radio waves in the air and converting them into electricity. Researchers believe this new technology can lead to the creation of low maintenance d...
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How To Provide Secure And Trustworthy Blockchain Networks In The Cloud While many people have heard of the crypto currency called bitcoin, what's more interesting is the underpinning technology that makes bitcoin work, known as blockchain. Industry analysts are calling blockchain "revolutio...
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US Government Wants To Hide Data Demands: Facebook Says 60 Percent Of Requests Had Gag Orders On its latest Global Government Requests Report that covers the second half of 2015, Facebook says that government requests for user data had increased by 13 percent. Of the data requests coming from the U.S. government,...
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Waze Addresses 'Severe Misconceptions' Following Hacking And Tracking Claim: No, You're Not Being Stalked Waze promised that its users are safe from stalking, after a research team at UC Santa Barbara demonstrated that the app has some worrisome security flaws. There are a few ways to keep yourself anonymous, according to Wa...
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