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Location American Gadget News for 5 February 2017
Dark net black markets are turning to bug bounty programs Dark net black markets are taking a leaf out of many legit companies' book and turning to bounty hunters to find security flaws in their systems. Hansa Market is one of them. According to CyberScoop, the marketplace, whi...
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US judge orders Google to turn over foreign emails in FBI case Google has been ordered by a US court to turn over emails stored on servers outside the country to the FBI, in turn complying with a search warrant related to fraud investigation. The order came from Philadelphia’s US ...
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SensorScore Table Tennis Scoring System

The Gadget Flow - 5 Feb 2017 16:00
SensorScore Table Tennis Scoring System Keep an exact track of the score during your match with the SensorScore Table Tennis Scoring System by STIGA. Featuring a built-in net, this device is able to detect and automatically calculate a score as you play. Amazi...
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SolarWindow intends to develop electricity-generating flexible glass SolarWindow Technologies has a name that is pretty easy to reveal its intentions — that is, it has something to do with harnessing the power of the sun in order to generate electricity in the long run. Well, they are t...
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Ancient Ceres may have had plenty of ice volcanoes Millions of years ago, Ceres' surface might have had plenty of icy volcanoes to keep Ahuna Mons company. Scientists have always found its solitary existence weird anyway. "Imagine if there was just one volcano on all of ...
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'Windows Cloud' looks like Microsoft's answer to Chrome OS To date, Microsoft has had a simple strategy for fighting Chromebooks: make low-cost Windows laptops that negate Google's price advantage. However, it now looks to be extending that strategy to the operating system itsel...
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Google ordered to turn over foreign emails

Engadget - 5 Feb 2017 01:27
Google ordered to turn over foreign emails So much for Microsoft's court win providing a neat and tidy defense against law enforcement requests for foreign data. As part of an FBI fraud investigation, a Philadelphia judge has ordered Google to obey search warrant...
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US Navy decommissions the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier It's the end of an era for the US sea power, in more ways than one: the Navy has decommissioned the USS Enterprise (CVN-65), the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. The vessel launched in 1961 and is mainly k...
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How to Build a Remote Control for a Bulldog

Gizmodo - 5 Feb 2017 23:08
How to Build a Remote Control for a Bulldog As far as needlessly complex and useless gadgets go, there's nothing better than a mechanical backpack that moves a wiener in different directions in order to get a bulldog to do your bidding.
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IMDb is shutting down its infamous message boards IMDb's message boards were supposed to encourage discussion among movie buffs, but that's not how they've turned out. If anything, they've developed a reputation for haters and trolls -- you'll even find naysayers raggin...
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There's a Lot of Coffee In This Weird, New Twin Peaks Video There are still several months to go before David Lynch's Twin Peaks is back. Plenty of time to catch up on the original run of the show, and do so with a damn fine cup of coffee.
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DIY Lego self-lacing shoe one ups those self-lacing Nikes Last fall, Nike unveiled their HyperAdapt sneakers, a pair of honest-to-god self-lacing shoes. Unfortunately they sold for a little over $700, placing them far out of reach for average consumers. However, DIYer Vimal Pat...
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Supercar concept runs on electrolyte fluids

Engadget - 5 Feb 2017 20:57
Supercar concept runs on electrolyte fluids Alternative fuel cars are rarely pulse pounding thrill rides, but NanoFlowcell might have created an exception to the rule. It's teasing the Quant 48Volt, a supercar concept that runs on a combination of positive and neg...
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uBeam publicly unveils its ultrasonic wave-based wireless charging You might have heard of uBeam, the Silicon Valley startup that has developed a novel way of wireless charging based on ultrasonic wave technology, but you almost certainly haven’t seen or heard about the product in act...
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We're Kind of Bummed These Aren't Actual Stamps If these were actual stamps, it might make a trip to the post office bearable.
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Ben Heck's Essentials series: A Star Wars LED art project This week, Karen has a project that requires a bit of intelligence, and discrete electronics can provide just that. To make her laser-cut Star Wars BB-8 light more responsive to the world around it, Ben helps design a ci...
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Sunday's Best Deals: Amazon Gadgets, Tile Slim, Bioshock Collection, and More Amazon devices, Tile slims, and hard drives for your PS4 (or anything else) lead off Sunday's best deals.
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Ninjas Assemble In New Images From The Lego Ninjago Movie Fans love to talk about how many Marvel or DC films come out each year, but very few acknowledge there are two Lego movies coming out this year. The first, The Lego Batman Movie, is out this week. The second, The Lego Ni...
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Jawbone said to be abandoning consumer wearables for clinical health products We’ve known that Jawbone has been in trouble for quite some time now, with last year seeing reports about the maker of the UP band ending production of it fitness wearables, as well as looking to sell its portable spea...
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After Math: Do you think this is a game?

Engadget - 5 Feb 2017 18:00
After Math: Do you think this is a game? It's been a heck of a week for gamesmanship. Sony announced significant firmware upgrades for the PS4, Super Mario Run is collecting millions in coin and Nintendo revealed surprisingly affordable pricing for its Switch m...
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It's Probably Time for Your Favorite iPhone Apps and Games to Die A new message found in the latest iOS 10 beta update seems to indicate Apple will be killing off thousands of apps and games that haven't been updated to support 64-bit processors. Say hello to the world of vintage iPhon...
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All all-electric supercar, and more in the week that was In a major win for clean energy, Tesla just unveiled the biggest battery storage facility on the planet. It's made from 396 Powerpacks, and it can store 80 megawatt-hours of electricity -- enough to power 2,500 household...
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