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Location American Gadget News for 18 February 2017

Everest Whiskey Decanter Set

The Gadget Flow - 18 Feb 2017 15:52
Everest Whiskey Decanter Set Conquer your favorite spirits when you use the Everest Whiskey Decanter Set. Coming with a massive decanter and four glasses, this set will inspire you to share the tipple with others. The superior craftsmanship of the E...
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Watch a SpaceX Falcon 9 take off from NASA's historic launch pad At 10:01 AM EST on February 18th, a SpaceX flight will take off from Launch Complex 39A for the first time since the company signed a 20-year lease for its use. The company will also attempt another first stage landing a...
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How to Watch Today's Historic SpaceX Rocket Launch Today, SpaceX will launch its Falcon 9 rocket from NASA's Launch Complex 39A for the first time. The mission was originally scheduled to happen last year from a different NASA platform but was rescheduled after a Falcon ...
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Black Ash Wood MacBook Skin by ARTSN

The Gadget Flow - 18 Feb 2017 16:00
Black Ash Wood MacBook Skin by ARTSN Looking for a way to make your MacBook one-of-a-kind? Look no further than the Black Ash Wood MacBook Skin by ARTSN. Made of real, high-quality wood, the backing of this skin is complete with a layer of 3M adhesive to re...
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Leather Sunglasses Case by Mr. Lentz

The Gadget Flow - 18 Feb 2017 15:51
Leather Sunglasses Case by Mr. Lentz Keep your shades looking nice and new with the Leather Sunglasses Case by Mr. Lentz. Offering superior protection than standard cases, this one looks great as part of your everyday carry. The Leather Case is complete wit...
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GM and Lyft could deliver a self-driving fleet next year GM and Lyft announced their self-driving joint venture over a year ago, and now Reuters is hearing 2018 could be a big year for the effort. While a clear set of nationwide rules on autonomous cars could probably help sol...
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Bacterial DNA reveals salmonella may have wiped out the Aztecs A couple of new studies reveal that salmonella may have been the cause of mass devastation to the Aztec civilization, at least according to the DNA of bacterium pulled from burial locations in Mexico. The nation's native...
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Germany bans creepy doll over privacy concerns

Engadget - 18 Feb 2017 02:54
Germany bans creepy doll over privacy concerns My Friend Cayla is a smiling, blonde doll that can answer questions and play games by pairing with a smart device. She might also be spying on you.
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Study: schizophrenia symptoms 'significantly reduced' by B vitamins A new study funded by the University of Manchester and The Medical Research Council reveals that B vitamins may 'significantly reduce' schizophrenic symptoms in afflicted individuals. Those B vitamins include the most co...
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Grumpy Cat and Garfield Comic Is Either the Worst Idea Ever, or Purrfectly Genius Grumpy Cat and Garfield are teaming up in their first comic book series. This seems like something that would grate my skin until it bleeds... but it might actually be one of the most logical crossovers in years.
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FBI has three probes looking into Russia's election hacking It's no secret that the FBI has been investigating Russia's alleged bid to influence US elections through hacking, but it's now clear just how deep that investigation goes. Reuters tipsters understand that there are "at ...
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After Pressure, USDA Adds 'a Tiny Fraction' of Animal Abuse Records Back to Website In what's becoming a trend, the Trump administration is walking back another one of its controversial actions following extensive outrage from the public. This time, the USDA has begun reposting deleted documents to its ...
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Microsoft's Beam app starts challenging Twitch on Xbox One Last summer, Microsoft acquired livestreaming service Beam as part of its plans to further integrate its Xbox gaming platform with Windows 10, and now it appears it’s ready to start positioning Beam as a serious rival ...
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Death of Stalin Gets Reprint for New Movie, Reminds Us Dictators Sucks Death of Stalin, the French graphic novel detailing two days of chaos between Joseph Stalin's stroke and the announcement of his death, will get a new reprint ahead of the upcoming film adaptation. Perfect timing too, be...
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Life Comes at This Fighting Crab and Octopus Fast It was the underwater match of the year. A swimmer crab and a red octopus squared off in mortal combat while divers circled round for a first-hand look at the coliseum spectacle nature had arranged for them. A tense batt...
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First details on LG V30 surface, including Snapdragon 835 While LG‘s sole focus at the moment is likely the upcoming LG G6 -- which is just days away from its debut -- the company is still quietly working on its other flagship smartphone due sometime later this year. That wou...
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I May Have Accidentally Just Adopted a Remarkably Lifelike Robot Baby The aisles of Toy Fair are filled with dolls of all shapes and sizes that can eat, cry, talk, and even require a diaper change. But Spin Master's Luvabella feels like a quantum leap when it comes to interactive toy babie...
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Google tests LTE phone calls on Project Fi

Engadget - 18 Feb 2017 20:29
Google tests LTE phone calls on Project Fi As nice as Google's Project Fi service is for the data-hungry crowd, it's not so hot for voice -- switching to Fi frequently means giving up pristine-sounding LTE voice calls with some of your friends. You might not have...
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Why Mine Asteroids When We Can Mine the Deep Sea? Asteroid mining has gained steam in the popular psyche: who doesn't love the idea of flying up to one of the giant rocks flying by and somehow harvesting it of its precious metals like platinum. But today at the 2017 mee...
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How Many Ghost Tracks Can You Find On Google Maps? The past few weeks, for me, have been full of researching and interviewing people about an old short track that used to draw crowds to southeast Austin every Friday night. My research has left me search for other closed ...
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US Ambassador Gives 'Make Somalia Great Again' Hat to Somali President Because America Has Become a Parody of Itself Donald Trump's campaign hat, which reads "Make America Great Again" has become the icon of a movement. So much so, that the US Ambassador to Somalia just gave the President of Somalia a version of the hat that reads "Mak...
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SpaceX halts latest Falcon 9 rocket launch at last second Saturday was set to see yet another rocket launch from SpaceX, the private space company led by Elon Musk, this time with a goal of delivering supplies to the International Space Station on behalf of NASA. The Falcon 9 r...
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