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Location American Technology News for 13 July 2018
How iPhone Assembler Foxconn Can Raise Share Prices Over Five Years Automation and smart use of acquisitions would help revitalize Foxconn more than own-brand electronics, and iPhone assembly will keep it anchored.
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Iceman that lived 5,300 years ago had a high-fat feast as his final meal The body of the now-famous "iceman" which was discovered in the early 1990s in the Alps has revealed a lot about how ancient peoples in the region lived. Working carefully with the incredibly old relics, archeologists ha...
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PlayStation Network social, gaming issues continue to plague gamers PlayStation 4 owners have been complaining about issues with the PSN service most of today (Thursday), primarily about trouble getting into in-game parties and joining voice chats. Sony updated the PSN status page with a...
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President Trump loses 300K followers in Twitter purge - CNET You can watch @realDonaldTrump's follower count live.
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We've Got a Sneak Peak at the 2018 iDevices

The Mac Observer - 14 Jul 2018 00:18
We've Got a Sneak Peak at the 2018 iDevices If we take the Eurasian patent database at face value, we might see three iPhones and two iPads.
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Tuning into quantum: Scientists unlock signal frequency control of precision atom qubits Australian scientists have achieved a new milestone in their approach to creating a quantum computer chip in silicon, demonstrating the ability to tune the control frequency of a qubit by engineering its atomic configura...
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Why You Need an Anonymous Social Media Account

Life Hacker - 13 Jul 2018 19:20
Why You Need an Anonymous Social Media Account Being online has never been more embarrassing. People are renting 10 minutes of time on private jets for the 'gram. The most innocuous and best-meaning of posts can spark outrage. You can't talk to someone on a plane wit...
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Commercial Crew Delays Threaten Access to ISS, GAO Warns Amid growing concerns about commercial crew delays, a U.S. Government Accountability Office report recommended NASA share more schedule information with Congress and develop contingency plans to maintain access to the In...
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NASA Flies Over Puerto Rico to Assess Forest Damage After Hurricanes NASA is surveying the damage to Puerto Rico's forests after the devastation caused by Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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The Earth's Carrying Capacity for Human Life Is Not Fixed

Singularity Hub - 13 Jul 2018 19:00
The Earth's Carrying Capacity for Human Life Is Not Fixed In a recent Nature Sustainability paper, a team of scientists concluded that the Earth can sustain, at most, only 7 billion people at subsistence levels of consumption (and this June saw us at 7.6 billion). Achieving “...
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Microsoft Calls For Federal Regulation of Facial Recognition "Facial recognition will require the public and private sectors alike to step up - and to act," says Brad Smith, the company's president.
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We Happy Few's dystopia is held together by drugs and denial We Happy Few has come to fruition in a unique way. Compulsion Games first captured attentions in 2015 with its creepy, atmospheric trailers, also launching a successful Kickstarter campaign to fund continued development ...
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This week, SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule arrived at Cape Canaveral, Florida after completing thermal vacuum and acoustic testing. This means the spacecraft is one step closer to its first launch, which will be an uncrewed...
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New research from TrustArc revealed that, though companies are prioritizing GDPR compliance, some 53% are still in the implementation phase.
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Honda, Panasonic team up for swappable electric motorbike batteries - Roadshow The program will establish battery-swap points in Indonesia.
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New Quantum Computer Milestone Would Make Richard Feynman Very Happy A commercially available "quantum computer" has been on the market since 2011, but it's controversial. The D-Wave machine is nothing like other quantum computers, and until recently, scientists have doubted that it was e...
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Forget Alien Megastructures, New Observations Explain Tabby's Star With Dust Alone The most unusual star known has finally had its dimming scientifically explained. Here's the unusual, dusty resolution.
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The 2018 MacBook Pro keyboard doesn't seem to improve reliability, and that's not great While repair data collated by AppleInsider continues to suggest that Apple has made some reliability improvements in the MacBook Pro keyboard in the past year, there appears to be no changes made to the third generation ...
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Touring where the Mars-500 'astronauts' pretended to take a Red Planet journey It's a quiet morning on Mars as I carefully walk on the dusty ground, watching my step so I don't trip on any of the rocks underfoot.
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Apple, suppliers invest in China Clean Energy Fund China is home to majority of the world's manufacturing and assembling plants. It is also the most populated country in the world. These two factors together mean that China's energy requirements and pollution output is h...
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A New Approach To Networking For Women In STEM When it comes to networking, most of the advice women receive is about 'leaning in' or 'being more aggressive'...What is one supposed to do when they simply don't thrive in high pressure, aggressive networking environmen...
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Pre-Prime Day sale drops Anker's best Bluetooth earbuds to $20, and more Amazon has a big pre-Prime Day 2018 sale going today on Anker products including some of the popular brand's best-selling devices. Examples include an all-time low price on the beloved Nebula Mars portable home theater (...
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