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Climate change could explain Mars' imposing topography Mars has lots of water, but future astronauts won't exactly be able to scoop it into bottles -- it's generally trapped in ice deposits below the surface. Scientists from Penn State think climate change lasting millions o...
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Teardown finds dangerous battery design to blame for Galaxy Note 7 fires According to a teardown conducted by Instrumental, the battery enclosure inside the Galaxy Note 7 was dangerously small and increased the risk of fire.
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DeepMind CEO Mustafa Suleyman says general AI is still a long way off Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of the well-known AI company DeepMind, which Google acquired in 2014, took the stage at our Disrupt London event today to talk to our Special Projects Editor Jordan Crook about his company, its ...
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WorldRemit's Ismail Ahmed thinks mobile money accounts are the future WorldRemit founder and CEO Ismail Ahmed took the stage at TechCrunch Disrupt London to talk about his company and his views on the future of remittances. While you might be more familiar with companies like Western Union...
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Amazon Dash Buttons land in Japan

The Verge - 5 Dec 2016 07:15
Amazon has started offering its Dash Buttons in Japan, a few months after the product expanded outside the US for the first time with launches in the UK, Germany, and Austria. The Wi-Fi-connected gadgets allow you to ord...
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The Perfect Holiday Gift: Save 60% on Custom Photo Books, Calendars, and Cards From Amazon Just in time for the holidays, Amazon's taking a whopping 60% off custom-printed cards, calendars, and books.
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Code.org's third annual Hour of Code includes star athletes and a new sports-themed coding tutorial Jocks and nerds haven’t always gotten along in years past, but Code.org aims to bring them together for the third annual Hour of Code with a sports-themed coding campaign. The campaign, which kicks off today, will feat...
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Three Tricks to Get the Most Out of a Cheap Kit Camera Lens The lens you use with your camera plays a huge part in determining the quality of photos you get, but a lot of casual photographers don't want to invest in expensive lenses and stick to whatever comes with the camera. He...
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Deals: 32GB iPad Air 2 for $379; 13 Holiday shoppers can save $20-$80 on iPads this week at B&H with free expedited shipping and no tax outside NY. Or snap up a 13" MacBook Air while select models are $100 off. MacBook Pro discounts are also heating up wit...
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Plume Adaptive Wi-Fi review

Digital Trends - 5 Dec 2016 16:16
Plume Adaptive Wi-Fi review The Plume Adaptive Wi-Fi solution tries to replace traditional routers with a simpler, easy-to-install intelligent connectivity solution. It comes close to achieving that, but a few flaws will give buyers pause. The post...
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OpenAI releases Universe, a platform for training AIs to play games, use apps OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research company, wants to let AIs loose in their own universe, where they can learn to play games, use apps and interact with websites. Universe is the name of OpenAI's tool for traini...
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Physicists confirm the precision of magnetic fields in the most advanced stellarator in the world Physicist Sam Lazerson of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) has teamed with German scientists to confirm that the Wendelstein 7-X (W7-X) fusion energy device called a stella...
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How to fix a limited connectivity problem on a Windows 7 PC A reader asks: "When connecting my personal laptop (which is running Windows 7) to my office's wireless network, I keep getting a "limited connectivity error." I can connect fine at home. What can I do to resolve this?" ...
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Vega lofts Turkey's Earth observation satellite Arianespace today launched a Vega rocket on a commercial mission to deliver a Turkish Earth observation satellite into orbit.
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Elon Musk's Group Wants to Use Video Games to Teach AI About Life OpenAI opens Universe to crowdsource AI learning with thousands of video games.
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'Spooky' sightings in crystal point to extremely rare quantum spin liquid Inside a new exotic crystal, physicist Martin Mourigal has observed strong indications of "spooky" action, and lots of it. The results of his experiments, if corroborated over time, would mean that the type of crystal is...
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3D-Print Your Laugh and Launch It Into Space

Live Science - 5 Dec 2016 16:35
3D-Print Your Laugh and Launch It Into Space Are you a chortler? What about guffaws, giggles or hyena laughs? If you have the best laugh, whatever the joyful sound, it could end up getting turned into a 3D-printed sculpture sent into space.
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BMW Remotely Locks Stolen Car With Alleged Thief Still Inside Last week, a suspected thief's getaway vehicle turned into his jail cell when BMW employees managed to track and remotely lock a stolen car in Seattle, according to police.
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Paper is so last century -- reMarkable tablet aims to make it obsolete Meet the reMarkable, a rather self-confidently named tablet now available for preorder geared towards folks who want the feel of paper, and the convenience of a tablet. It's slated to begin shipping next summer. The post...
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These science superstars just won the 2017 Breakthrough Prize Today at the 5th annual Breakthrough Prize, some of Silicon Valley’s biggest names will award more than $25 million to scientific research in departments across the globe. The event splices together research scientists...
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Exotic insulator may hold clue to key mystery of modern physics Experiments using laser light and pieces of gray material the size of fingernail clippings may offer clues to a fundamental scientific riddle: what is the relationship between the everyday world of classical physics and ...
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Store modestly sized databases locally and avoid cache maintenance Just as the National Security Agency in 2005 came to the conclusion that it would be easier to store everything, Netflix has decided to store all of its ...
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