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Location American Gadget News for 25 March 2016

Why does the iPhone SE exist?

Slash Gear - 25 Mar 2016 22:51
Why does the iPhone SE exist? This week Apple revealed a new smartphone that looks just like one of their old smartphones - why would they do such a thing? This is the iPhone SE, a device that uses the design of the iPhone 5 (or 5S, if you prefer) bu...
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Quantum computers could immeasurably speed up the rate at which calculations run--but so far, their promise has yet to be realized. Now, a team of researchers has built a versatile quantum chip that it reckons could be p...
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Verizon suffered a data breach, according to KrebsOnSecurity, but you can breathe easy if you're just one of the carrier's subscribers. What the hacker infiltrated was Verizon Enterprise Solutions, a division that provid...
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Monument is a personal photo storage and organization box If you take bunch of photos and videos, you may find current storing options lacking. You can upload content online, of course, but not everyone enjoys using online cloud services, and there's the monthly subscription is...
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Holoportation is now a thing, so start slapping everyone in arm's distance to make sure they're real.
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As a kid I spent a lot of time on the Maryland shore. Squinting out across the endless blue expanse, I could have sworn I saw the edge of Portugal once or twice. I was shocked recently to learn that my childhood imaginat...
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You may have heard that the FTC this week sent out a dozen strongly worded letters to apps using the SilverPush framework. The FTC politely told twelve app developers that they needed to let users know that SilverPush wa...
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Taking photos through windows is annoying because light bounces off it and ruins the picture. But scientists at MIT just developed new technology that could fix the pesky reflections.
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Extreme speed is once again becoming a prized quality at the Pentagon after a two decade long hiatus following the retirement of the SR-71 Blackbird . Now Lockheed says it can build 3,800 MPH proof-of-concept jet in just...
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Verizon's anti-hacking team was hacked

Slash Gear - 26 Mar 2016 01:09
Verizon's anti-hacking team was hacked Verizon's anti-hacking team, a collective tasked with helping big-name companies hit by major data breaches, has itself become the victim of data theft. According to a new report, the Verizon Enterprise Solutions unit ha...
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If it wasn't already clear that Microsoft learned a few hard lessons after its Tay AI went off the deep end with racist and sexist remarks, it is now. The folks in Redmond have posted reflections on the incident that she...
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The People Who Upload Torrents

Gizmodo - 26 Mar 2016 01:00
On a popular torrent site, Fallout 4 has been downloaded nearly 140,000 times. Nearly 200 people are downloading right now, as I write this. AAA or indie, Fallout 4 or Super Meat Boy, it doesn't matter. Piracy is inevita...
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How Frozen Pizza Pockets Are Made

Gizmodo - 26 Mar 2016 00:35
How Frozen Pizza Pockets Are Made Why do pizza pockets exist? No one knows. But everyone secretly enjoys them. Not on the same level as a pizza obviously (I mean, what does anyone enjoy more than pizza) but there's definitely a nostalgia kick to eating a...
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Let's face it: if you grew up watching Star Trek: The Next Generation, you probably see virtual reality as just a stepping stone toward the Holy Grail of simulation, the Holodeck. It's no surprise, then, that Reddit user...
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Snapchat tipped in acquisition of Bitstrips

Slash Gear - 26 Mar 2016 00:24
Snapchat tipped in acquisition of Bitstrips If you thought the Bitstrips fad had passed, think again. Sources have cropped up claiming the Toronto company has been acquired by Snapchat, the digital playground for millennials. No official announcement has been made...
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Google is building a better Android camera that can search what it sees Integration of Google's "Visual Search" and the standard Android camera app may not be far off. You can download Google Goggles on its own - searching for images and their sources using your camera. You can also download...
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Sometimes, it's the simplest tech that makes the biggest difference. University of Exeter researchers have crafted fishing nets with evenly distributed green LED lights (one every 33 feet) that warn sea turtles away with...
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Forty years ago, an incredibly powerful collection of horror movies filled American theaters, including The Omen and Carrie. But 1976 was also a time of political turmoil and a great deal of cultural unease. These seemin...
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Build your own Amazon Echo with a Raspberry Pi for $60 It's amazing how a company can spend a fortune on researching and developing a product, and eventually someone finds a way to make the same thing for far less. Amazon's Echo has been out for a while now, but it still cos...
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New bill targets prepaid 'burner' phones with ID requirement Burner phones are still as easily accessible as ever -- you just head to your nearest convenience or big-box store, pick up a cheap prepaid phone and a phone card, and like magic you have a completely useable phone sans ...
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Mazda's Miata RF is a Porsche Targa on a budget, and that's perfect Mazda's fourth-generation MX-5 Miata might be the lightweight droptop for purists, but it's the Miata RF that will satisfy the mass market hunting biggest bang-for-buck. The slick fastback style and mechanized roof give ...
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If you think you have a sense of what Microsoft's HoloLens headset can do, you're in for a pleasant surprise. The company's Alex Kipman recently presented a TED Talk on HoloLens that included multiple fresh demos illustr...
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