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Location American Gadget News for 6 July 2016
HummingBad malware puts 10 million Android devices at risk There are some malware that are just plain horrifying, like the past Stagefright exploit. Some, like weak ransomware, are a nuisance at best. HummingBad, reported by security outfit Check Point, sits precariously in the ...
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D-Link reveals a couple of new Wi-Fi cameras for your home When it comes to peace of mind, just how much of a price are you willing to pay? Some of us with plenty of means might even hire a bunch of security guards to patrol the premises throughout the day as well as night, whil...
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Guy Spends Four Years, $50K Building Giant Computer to Play Tetris We've all got hobbies that we probably spend too much time and money on. But only one of us has spent four years and $53,000 building a giant computer that can play Tetris.
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FDA warns public about 'cool trend' whole body cryotherapy Whole body cryotherapy is a growing trend amongst those brave enough to tackle the coldest (briefly) livable temperatures -- if you've ever taken an ice bath, gone on a polar bear swim, or spent a few minutes running aro...
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Watch the Exact, Terrifying Moment a Hang Glider Loses Control Last Tuesday, Voss, Norway-native Jon Gjerde decided to strap himself to a gigantic kite and go zipping through the air like some sort of very ugly bird. The 51-year-old is no stranger to hang gliding. He is, in fact, a ...
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Google Nexus watches detailed in 2x sizes

Slash Gear - 7 Jul 2016 01:22
Google Nexus watches detailed in 2x sizes Android Nougat's brand of Android Wear has been tipped to be coming in the form of two new watches from Google. The software and hardware brand will be bringing heat with devices in two sizes, says Android Police, and it...
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What's The First Big News Story You Were Aware Of As A Kid? So, here's the single best discussion happening right now:
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Amazon may open its first East Coast bookstore in NYC Given how Amazon has done its best to put the brick-and-mortar bookstore out of business, it's still odd to see the company building retail locations of its own. But CEO Jeff Bezos said the company would keep doing it af...
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Pale eel-like fish spotted alive in deep sea waters for the first time The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has released a video showing a living, pale, "ghostly" fish; this is the first time the creature has been found alive, marking a new milestone discovery for the ...
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Razer Turret Review and my living room keyboard dreams I'd been waiting a long time for this keyboard to be released. This, the Razer Turret, a keyboard, mouse, and mousepad made for the living room. I first saw it back at CES 2015. Back then, it went hand-in-hand with the R...
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Facebook reveals open-source wireless platform, OpenCellular OpenCellular is Facebook's open-source wireless access platform designed to provide internet to remote areas around the world. OpenCellular is roughly the size of a shoe box and it can support up to 1,500 people as far a...
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RoboGlove, a GM and NASA product, helps wearers get a better grip Factory workers and those in other industries may soon get access to RoboGlove, a robotic glove that lends better gripping power to the person wearing it. The glove was created through a joint partnership between NASA an...
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VW's E-Golf is an undercover electric car

Engadget - 7 Jul 2016 00:20
VW's E-Golf is an undercover electric car Some people find a certain satisfaction in proclaiming to the world that they drive a hybrid or pure electric car. Thanks to the Prius line, Chevy Volt and Tesla, it's easy to stick out among the hoards of other vehicles...
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Goats Are More Like Dogs Than We Thought

Gizmodo - 7 Jul 2016 00:04
Goats Are More Like Dogs Than We Thought Researchers at Queen Mary University in London peered into the beady square pupil eyes of a goat and asked the single worst question one can ask about a goat: "Could this thing be more like a dog?"
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Color this summer with Casio's Master of G Frogman timepiece Casio is a very well known brand all over the world when it comes to their timepieces, and the G-Shock range has, for generations, catered to those who lived an adventurous lifestyle and yet want a reliable timepiece to ...
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Tesla's Autopilot blamed for a Model X crash

Engadget - 7 Jul 2016 00:00
Tesla's Autopilot blamed for a Model X crash Tesla's semi-autonomous Autopilot mode is coming under fire for the second time in as many weeks. Art dealer Albert Scaglione claims that the feature was responsible for a crash that rolled his Model X on the Pennsylvani...
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Jalopnik Why The Next Season Of Top Gear Could Be A Top Gear For Everyone | Two Cents The Stuff That Costs More When You're Poor | io9 The Eventual Aliens Sequel Will Wipe Alien 3 and Resurrection Off the Map | Kotaku Fi...
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US rowers will get antimicrobial outfits to survive polluted Rio waters The Rio Olympic and Paralympic games sound like more of a nightmare every day. After the National Institute of Health announced that they will study American athletes for probable Zika infection, textile engineers at Phi...
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You Won't Believe the Shit They Found in Philadelphia's 18th-Century Toilets History has left us with many wonders, sometimes buried in elaborate vaults or ornate tombs. Other times, artifacts of times past are found in somewhat sophisticated surroundings. Take for instance, the Museum of the Ame...
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Watch the Soyuz Launch Three Astronauts to the Space Station Live Three new astronauts will start a trip up to the International Space Station tonight--and it all begins with a ride on the Soyuz spacecraft. Watch it launch live right here at 9:36 p.m. EDT.
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The Eventual Aliens Sequel Will Wipe Alien 3 and Resurrection Off the Map News of filmmaker Neill Blomkamp's hypothetical Alien movie has been swirling for the better part of two years. In that time, we've heard so many rumors and quotes about it that it's hard to keep them straight. But a new...
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Data from lost Hitomi satellite suggests black holes may be galactic regulators Earlier this year, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) launched its Hitomi satellite into space. The x-ray satellite was intended to study, among other things, the Perseus cluster, a massive cluster of galaxies...
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