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Location American Technology News for 19 November 2018
Scientists Finally Know How Wombat Butts Make Cube-Shaped Poops These marsupials have especially talented poop-cubing butts. And a team of physicists figured out how they work.
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To the surprise of many, Samsung last year unveiled a cinema LED screen that's ten times brighter than a projector. But it's been hard to actually see one, as they're installed in just a few cinemas around the world. Rec...
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Barnes & Noble's new Nook tablet now has its own keyboard cover and dock Barnes & Noble recently launched its largest mobile device to date, the Nook Tablet 10.1. Now the company has released a couple of accessories designed exclusively for the new Nook -- a keyboard cover and a charging dock...
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Tumblr App Has Inexplicably Disappeared From Apple's App Store Tumblr has mysteriously vanished from Apple's App Store, and it's not clear why.
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A Renowned Art Detective Just Recovered a Stolen 1,600-Year-Old Mosaic A sleuth famous in the art world for tracking down works of art thought to be lost or destroyed has delivered one of his greatest finds yet--a Byzantine-era mosaic of Saint Marks that was stolen from a Cyprus church afte...
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The best Black Friday 2018 deal on Apple AirPods: Get up to $50 off - CNET Who's got the best price on these wire-free earbuds?
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Getting rid of sweat at the push of a button

Phys.org - 19 Nov 2018 16:29
Getting rid of sweat at the push of a button The Swiss sportswear manufacturer KJUS presented the world's first ski jacket with an integrated electronic user-controlled membrane on November 15. Thanks to the HYDRO_BOT technology developed together with Empa, the sk...
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Development of Humanoid Robot Prototype, HRP-5P, Capable of Heavy Labor

Medical Design Technology - 19 Nov 2018 15:00
News Researchers have developed a humanoid robot prototype, HRP-5P, intended to autonomously perform heavy labor or work in hazardous environments... Contributed Author: Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Topics:...
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(University of Illinois at Chicago) The University of Illinois at Chicago has received a $500,000, five-year grant from the National Science Foundation to support the Center for Advanced Design and Manufacturing of Integ...
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Samsung budget phones take selfies for auto brightness Budget phones are cheap for a reason. Despite how companies try to spin them, they will always be lacking some hardware that enables this or that feature. Sometimes, such hardware happens to be something we mostly take f...
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Finland's President Denies Having Conversation About 'Raking' With Trump While visiting California this weekend, President Donald Trump said Finnish President Sauli Niinisto told him that "raking" was part of the country's forest management before insinuating that it's something the United St...
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Digital offense: Anonymity dulls our moral outrage

Science Daily - 19 Nov 2018 23:23
A recent study digs deeper into exactly why people react less strongly to insults online, and offers a glimpse at what might help people be more civil to each other.
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Exciting new details about Samsung's Galaxy S10 and Galaxy F phones leak A ton of new details are starting to trickle out about Samsung's most-anticipated 2019 smartphones -- the Galaxy S10 and the foldable Galaxy F -- including everything from color options to internal storage capacity and d...
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This parking app could save your spot this Black Friday If you’re heading to your local mall on Black Friday, you may not have to make your loved one stand awkwardly in a parking spot until you pull in. Buzz60's Mercer Morrison has the story.        
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There's a command line tool for running multiple commands on multiple Linux servers at once. Jack Wallen shows you how with Parallel-SSH.
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CIOs in large firms are being circumnavigated by line-of-business decision makers who are buying their own apps, often without input from the IT department. In a smaller business, that siloed way of working won't fly. In...
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Mark Zuckerberg believes Facebook is at 'war,' report says Mark Zuckerberg is feeling the heat. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal , Facebook’s founder and CEO believes his company is currently at "war." The comment came from Mark Zuckerberg this past June in a...
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With each rocket launch, 'I have three heart attacks' Kurt Eberly has hardly any hair and keeps losing more. His job is to launch, two times per year, a metallic cylinder packed with several tons of supplies, at high speeds toward the International Space Station, 250 miles ...
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Virtual reality simulation of a supermassive black hole! So researchers just created a virtual reality simulation of the black hole at the center of our Milky Way galaxy.        
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The SpiNNaker Supercomputer, Modeled After the Human Brain, Is Up and Running We’ve long used the brain as inspiration for computers, but the SpiNNaker supercomputer, switched on this month, is probably the closest we've come to recreating it in silicon. Now scientists hope to use the supercompu...
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Black Friday 2018: The best deals on Amazon for your car and garage - Roadshow Why wait until actual Black Friday, start saving on stuff for your car or your garage right now.
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(American Physical Society) Motivated by observations of desert flora and fauna, researchers in Arizona began experimenting in the laboratory to characterize cactuses' microscopic 3D epidermal structure at dry and wet ti...
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