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Location American Gadget News for 23 February 2017

29 iPhone Skin by Posh Projects

The Gadget Flow - 23 Feb 2017 16:00
29 iPhone Skin by Posh Projects Protect your device with the finest materials with the 29 iPhone Skin by Posh Projects. Designed for the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus, this skin attaches directly to the back of your device. Featuring a stunning red co...
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Welcome To Compete

Gizmodo - 23 Feb 2017 22:43
Welcome To Compete Welcome to Compete, a joint venture between Deadspin and Kotaku dedicated to covering the best, worst, dumbest, most thrilling, most interesting, and, generally, the most stupefying--in the better and worse senses of the...
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SpaceX Dragon capsule successfully docks with International Space Station It’s been a somewhat turbulent week for the SpaceX Dragon capsule, but today SpaceX and NASA announced that it has successfully docked with the International Space Station. The rocket carrying the capsule was originall...
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Targus reveals powered docking stations for improved productivity Targus is a name that we often associate with laptop accessories, as evident from the past products that the company has rolled out. Well, this time around, things are a little bit more different, with the launch of powe...
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Facebook launches mid-roll ads in Live and on demand videos As the rumors foretold, Facebook is getting ready to launch mid-roll video ads. Though we heard last month that it was considering letting publishers play ads during on demand videos, this roll out includes Live videos a...
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Google is donating $11.5 million to racial justice causes Google will invest $11.5 million to support racial justice, the company announced in a blog post today. The funds are split between 10 different causes, with $5 million going to the Center for Policing Equality. "CPE's N...
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The Wirecutter's best deals: Save $100 on a Dell UltraSharp monitor This post was done in partnership with The Wirecutter, a buyer's guide to the best technology. When readers choose to buy The Wirecutter's independently chosen editorial picks, they may earn affiliate commissions that su...
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Birth Control pills saved 200k lives in 10 years, say scientists A study conducted by a group at Oxford showed that 200,000 lives have been saved from endometrial cancer over a 9-year period. This group, known better as the Collaborative Group on Epidemiological Studies on Endometrial...
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The Lego Batman Movie Director Will Bring Nightwing to the Big Screen Importantly, this should also mean that Chris McKay is bringing one of the most lauded butts in comic books to the big screen as well.
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Super-early Alzheimer's detection may hinge on speech patterns Detecting dementia and Alzheimer’s early is tricky and that’s a problem, as early detection — and thusly early treatment — is thought to be a very important factor in possibly slowing down the disease’s progres...
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The Hunt For the Next Exoplanet Could Be in the Hands of EVE Online Players It's a big day for exoplanets. Not only did NASA confirm that it has spotted seven exoplanets that have Earth-like qualities orbiting TRAPPIST-1, but the makers of the popular massively multiplayer game EVE Online have a...
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FCC Decides Consumers Don't Need Net Neutrality Transparency Today, the FCC voted 2-1 to roll back enhanced net neutrality reporting requirements for smaller internet service providers. Previously, ISPs with less than 100,000 subscribers were exempt from reporting requirements; no...
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Nuclear Bunker With 'Thousands' of Weed Plants Not as Cool as It Sounds During a midnight raid on Wednesday, police in Wiltshire, England were surprised to discover "thousands" of marijuana plants--estimated to be worth more than $1.2 million--in an underground bunker built during the Cold W...
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FCC approves first LTE-U devices

Engadget - 23 Feb 2017 03:41
FCC approves first LTE-U devices Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai announced that as a way to help alleviate network congestion, his organization has approved devices that tap into the LTE-U spectrum. Specifically, allowing devices to ...
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Indie devs with disabilities win full ride on Train Jam to GDC Two game developers with disabilities are headed to the 31st annual Game Developers Conference (GDC) this year via Train Jam, a four-day rail excursion from Chicago to San Francisco that was founded in 2013. Train Jam pa...
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Watch Siberian tigers take down a flying drone

Slash Gear - 23 Feb 2017 23:15
Watch Siberian tigers take down a flying drone Drones: they annoy and amuse humans, mostly annoy kangaroos, and apparently greatly intrigue Siberian tigers. A new video shows a pack of such tigers chasing around a flying drone, doing so like big cats trying to catch ...
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It will cost $670 to get 90 percent of 2017's 'Hearthstone' cards Since it launched in 2014, Blizzard's free-to-play digital card game Hearthstone has dominated its niche. To keep gameplay fresh, the studio has alternated new content additions between Adventures, which guarantees some ...
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Bots on Wikipedia Wage Edit Wars Between Themselves That Last For Years Revision wars on Wikipedia amongst human editors is an all-too-common occurrence, but new research from the UK shows that similar online battles are being waged between the site's software robots.
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Twitter and PBS will livestream Trump's speech to Congress Twitter has been livestreaming everything from Presidential debates to boxing matches and NFL games to see what sticks. And just like it did with the inauguration, Twitter will once again pair with PBS to broadcast Presi...
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Does the Large Hadron Collider Actually Disprove Ghosts? The Large Hadron Collider sits underground, spanning over five miles across beneath the bucolic suburbs of Geneva, Switzerland. This metal behemoth serves to try and understand the most basic building blocks of our unive...
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Google Fiber is bringing Webpass to apartments in Denver Google is bringing super fast Internet service to Denver via Webpass, the company has announced. The Internet service will be made available first at an apartment community via Ethernet, with speeds being available at up...
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Acer is making an air quality monitor

Engadget - 23 Feb 2017 22:25
Acer is making an air quality monitor Acer's next project is a different type of monitor than you might expect from the company. It's an air quality monitor, actually. No, wait; where are you going? "The Acer Air Monitor features a sleek and simple design, t...
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