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Location American Gadget News for 20 January 2017
Donald Trump Reportedly Forced to Give Up Beloved Tweeting Machine While rising to our nation's highest office is an unparalleled honor, becoming President also involves many personal sacrifices. This week, Donald Trump may have made his first, reportedly "trad[ing] in" the Android phon...
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I Watched Neil deGrasse Tyson Take On a Science Skeptic Last week, the American Museum of Natural History in New York and famed astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson held a press event to announce the museum's new Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation.
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Glorious New NASA Video Imagines a Landing on Pluto Using 100 images taken by the New Horizons spacecraft over the course of six weeks, NASA has produced a colorized video showing what it would be like to approach and land on Pluto. Prepare yourself for a marvelous trip.
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Singtrix reveals Family Bundle patented karaoke system

Coolest Gadgets - 20 Jan 2017 14:00
Singtrix reveals Family Bundle patented karaoke system Singtrix would like to make sure that the karaoke bug can travel with you just about wherever you go — and even make you sound better than you already do, now how about that? This will be achieved through the patented ...
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DOT establishes 10 autonomous vehicle proving grounds So far, testing autonomous vehicles on city streets has had mixed results. Uber's plan did not go over well in the company's hometown of San Francisco, but cities like Phoenix and Boston have been a little more receptive...
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Facebook bans known protest-tracking tool for law enforcement Facebook has blocked Media Sonar from accessing its data, according to Motherboard, a month after Twitter cut off its access. The Canadian company is known for selling social-media-monitoring tools to law enforcement age...
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Uber to Pay Out $20 Million After Promising Drivers 'Exaggerated' Wages On Thursday, Uber agreed to pay the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) $20 million over claims it misled prospective drivers, recruiting them with ads that inflated typical earnings and mischaracterized the terms of its vehi...
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Big Ten Network adds 'League of Legends' to its tournament lineup The Big Ten Network announced on Thursday that it's adding a less conventional sport to its conference title coverage. Now, in addition to everything from baseball and basketball to football and field hockey, subscribers...
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Windows 10 is spamming Chrome users with a Microsoft shopping app Microsoft really wants you to install and use its products on your computer. Beyond the myriad Start menu ads plaguing Windows 10, now users have to contend with pop-ups for Redmond-made stuff if they have Google's Chrom...
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Can You Brew Beer On the Moon?

Gizmodo - 20 Jan 2017 23:50
Can You Brew Beer On the Moon? When some apocalyptic event in the very near future forces humans scurrying to another planet, we're probably going to have the same question.
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iPad Pro 2 release likely joined by 2 more slates

Slash Gear - 20 Jan 2017 23:46
iPad Pro 2 release likely joined by 2 more slates 2016 was pretty light on new iPad models, but if new reports are to be believed, we could be looking at a 2017 that’s packed with iPads. Apple is said to be looking to launch three new iPad models in 2017, with mass pr...
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Apple sues Qualcomm for $1 billion in royalty dispute Apple has filed a $1 billion lawsuit against Qualcomm, claiming that for many years, the chip manufacturer has "unfairly insisted on charging royalties for technologies they have nothing to do with," CNBC reports. This m...
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National Park Service Owns Trump on Twitter One Last Time [Updated] President Trump's administration apparently hasn't gotten its hands on the National Park Service Twitter account just yet, because the agency is retweeting some things that would likely hurt our new president's feelings....
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Tag Heuer sold more $1,500 smartwatches than it expected I'm not much of a smartwatch guy, but I like my LG R Android Wear watch and its bright OLED screen. An acquaintance recently expressed admiration for it, and to my surprise, came back the next day with a $1,500 Tag Heuer...
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NASA 'Psyche' mission will investigate nearly all-metal asteroid NASA has announced a pair of new space missions called "Lucy" and "Psyche," the latter of which will investigate a never-before-studied asteroid that may be composed almost entirely of nickel and iron. That asteroid -- d...
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Your Guide to Trump's Very White, Very Rich, Very Frightening Cabinet WASHINGTON, DC--For the past several weeks, whenever President Donald Trump's (haha fuck) transition team would announce a new member of his cabinet, the nation would partake in a communal panic--about the nominee's lack...
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How artificial intelligence can be corrupted to repress free speech The internet was supposed to become an overwhelming democratizing force against illiberal administrations. It didn't. It was supposed to open repressed citizens eyes, expose them to new democratic ideals and help them ri...
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WB May Be Making Its Most Insane DC Movie Decision Yet The DC Film Universe has been in constant motion over the past few weeks, with ideas changing, scripts being written, and whole new movies forming. The latest rumor, however, is simply the craziest thing yet.
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Net neutrality foe Ajit Pai tapped to take over the FCC FCC commissioner and outspoken critic of net neutrality Ajit Pai will reportedly be promoted to the agency's top post when Chairman Tom Wheeler steps down today. Pai, who was nominated by President Obama and served as th...
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Samsung #SeeColors app helps the colorblind adjust their TVs Samsung has announced the development of a new app that helps colorblind individuals determine the severity of their colorblindness and adjust their televisions to compensate. Called #SeeColors, the app was made in partn...
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Wild Ape Learns to Use Saw and Quickly Becomes Competitive Dick In the latest episode of BBC's Spy in the Wild, a robot ape equipped with a spycam happens upon a wild orangutan that recently found a saw. She uses it with a stunning level of mastery, given the fact that she's an orang...
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Amazon will help train veterans for tech jobs

Engadget - 20 Jan 2017 22:20
Amazon will help train veterans for tech jobs Last week, Amazon said it would bring 100,000 full-time jobs to the US by 2018. This week, the online retailer announced a registered apprenticeship program with the US Department of Labor that will offer training to vet...
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