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Instant Articles and live videos didn't stick. What about made-for-Facebook news shows? For years, Facebook has tried, and failed, to find a business model that rewards news publishers for distributing their content on t...
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NASA found something on Mars and it's holding a press conference on Thursday to tell everyone NASA's Mars Curiosity rover has been on the Red Planet for a long, long time. Back in March it tallied its 2,000th Martian day, which is 2,054 Earth days, and despite some drilling woes that have since been solved, the p...
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Owl Car Cam review

Digital Trends - 6 Jun 2018 20:15
Owl Car Cam review If you're looking for a security system that goes beyond an annoying alarm, then the Owl may be the solution to watch your car on and off the road. But is it worth the cost compared to other vehicle tracking products? Th...
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'Inventory' preserves street clutter with photogrammetry Most of the time, we barely notice the lamp posts, bollards and road signs around us. They're street clutter that barely registers in our brain as we go about our busy lives. But Oddviz, an art and design collective from...
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Globular Clusters Might not be as Old as Astronomers Thought. Like, Billions of Years Younger According to a new study by a team of astronomers, globular clusters are several billion years younger than previously thought. The post Globular Clusters Might not be as Old as Astronomers Thought. Like, Billions of Yea...
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International bandwidth prices are in free-fall

The Register - 6 Jun 2018 04:59
Prices on submarine cables down by 30 per cent in three years International bandwidth prices are in free-fall, with some routes offering 10 Gbps wavelengths for less than US$5,000 per month....
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New AI ethics council in Singapore will give smart advice - CNET The council, backed by a research program, discusses the legal and ethical issues that go with data use and artificial intelligence.
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Tesla owners will soon be able to try Autopilot for free Tesla owners will soon be able to give Autopilot a try — for free.  That's what Elon Musk said at the electric car company's annual shareholder meeting in Silicon Valley Tuesday afternoon. SEE ALSO: Tesla's Autopilot ...
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In a pre-clinical study, researchers show that V2a interneurons could one day help paralyzed patients breathe without a ventilator.
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Alienware's Wireless Headset trades style for 7.1 surround sound E3 is about to get underway in a few short days, with games and new hardware galore. In the run-up to the event, there's always a few companies jumping ahead of the pack. This year, Alienware is among those darting in fr...
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Why Indie Game Developers Are Worried About the New MacOS Building cross-platform games just got a little riskier thanks to Apple.
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New TV Standard Could Be Huge for Cord Cutters, But Privacy Concerns Linger If done correctly, ATSC 3.0 should dramatically improve the quality of over the air television, but there are legitimate concerns that industry players will abuse the standard.
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Cambridge Analytica boss spars with MPs Alexander Nix defends his role at Cambridge Analytica in a testy meeting with MPs.
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New Horizons wakes for historic Kuiper Belt flyby NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is back "awake" and being prepared for the farthest planetary encounter in history - a New Year's Day 2019 flyby of the Kuiper Belt object nicknamed Ultima Thule.
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Facebook to fund original news shows from ABC, CNN, others Facebook says it will fund original news shows created by such news organizations as ABC, CNN and Mic.
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Poll shows more public support for NASA science programs than human exploration A new poll finds that the American public broadly supports NASA but thinks the space agency should be focused more on Earth science and planetary defense than human missions to the moon or Mars. SpaceNews.com
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Don't let your best ideas die in the shower

Mashable - 6 Jun 2018 16:24
Don't let your best ideas die in the shower Don't let your big, weird ideas swirl down the drain.  Some of the most innovative ideas originate in the shower, but too often they never make it out of the bathroom. On the the third episode of "Masters of Scale," End...
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The Dark Origin Story of Internet Spiritual Guru Teal Swan Last week, Gizmodo launched The Gateway, an investigative podcast about Teal Swan an internet spiritual guru who creates hypnotic YouTube videos aimed at people who are struggling with depression. These videos share cont...
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Nik Collection 2018 by DxO and DxO PhotoLab 1.2

Photography Blog - 6 Jun 2018 15:00
DxO has announced the immediate availability of the Nik Collection 2018 by DxO, an updated suite of Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop plugins for photographers and creative professionals. Also available today, DxO PhotoLab 1...
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Artists Have Been Drawing Lightning Bolts Wrong for Centuries If you draw lightning bolts like crooked zigzags, then you're doing it wrong -- but at least you're in good company. Artists have drawn lightning incorrectly for hundreds of years, a new study finds.
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Facebook on Tuesday confirmed that a Chinese phone maker deemed a national security threat by the US was among companies given access to data on users.
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Hands on: Screen Time in iOS 12 helps build healthy device habits In efforts to curb tech addiction, Apple is introducing a new feature in iOS 12 that provides users an in-depth look at usage statistics and offers tools to manage onscreen time. We take a first look at the digital healt...
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