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Location American Gadget News for 4 April 2017
Boeing shows what its deep space habitat could look like NASA teamed up with six companies to develop deep space vehicles as part of its NextSTEP program last year. Boeing, one of the six, has now given us an idea of what its creations could look like. The company has revealed...
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The FBI Is Allegedly Recruiting Geek Squad Members to Find Child Porn We know that the FBI has had a hard time finding tech talent and the current administration has so far shown little interest in hiring technology experts, but we didn't expect this. New federal court documents show that ...
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August Home joins Z-Wave Alliance for Smart Lock Pro August Home announced today that it has joined the Z-Wave Alliance, which only means one thing: Z-Wave home automation accessories are on the way. The first of these accessories will be a Z-Wave version of its Smart Lock...
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Graphene sieves are a cheaper way of making saltwater drinkable A graphene-based sieve developed by a team of researchers from the University of Manchester could give millions of people access to clean water. See, it's highly efficient in filtering the salt out of saltwater and could...
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The Vernon Leather Briefcase

The Gadget Flow - 4 Apr 2017 15:03
The Vernon Leather Briefcase Step up your everyday carry with the Vernon Leather Briefcase by Solomon Chancellor. Complete with top quality leather, this bag is an instant staple. The Vernon features a sturdy structure to keep your devices and acces...
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Genius Pack G3 Carry-On Spinner

The Gadget Flow - 4 Apr 2017 15:00
It's about time you started traveling a little smarter. Introducing the Genius Pack G3 Carry-On Spinner. Measuring a full 22 inches long, this bag is the maximum carry-on allowance. With these dimensions, it gives you a ...
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Apple is sorry about the Mac Pro, vows to relaunch it in 2018 The last new Mac Pro was announced back in 2013, and not much has changed much since. The iconic shiny objet proved a difficult fit for its pro users, and as a consequence Apple is apparently fundamentally rethinking its...
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Google hopes license sharing will stop Android patent trolls With over 4,000 different devices released in the last year alone, the Android ecosystem is massive. That kind of scale can lead to a lot of copyright confusion and patent squabbling on the platform, which Google would p...
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iOS 10.3.1 released quickly to address iPhone 5, 5c issues It has just been a week since Apple rolled out iOS 10.3 for iOS devices, so it was definitely unexpected that Apple would follow it up immediately with a 10.3.1 release. Especially without a beta testing period, this mys...
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YouTube pushes harder to tag videos 'too offensive' for ads Weeks ago, an investigation by the Times revealed that plenty of mundane advertisements were unknowingly presented alongside extremist videos on YouTube, sparking outrage and a few companies to withdraw from the ad progr...
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Scientists Froze Some Grasshoppers Mid-Bang to Study Their Genitals You might not know this, but we're in the midst of an insect shape-studying renaissance. MicroCT technology--basically a lab version of the CAT scanners found at hospitals--is increasingly allowing scientists to produce ...
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'Serious Sam' returns to VR for a 'Second Encounter' If you're a fan of bombastic early-2000s first-person shooters and you own a HTC Vive or an Oculus Rift, Croteam has you covered. Serious Sam, the studio's fast-paced, over-the-top and gratuitously violent ode to big gun...
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T-Mobile SyncUP DRIVE car system adds roadside assistance T-Mobile has announced new roadside assistance to go with its SyncUP DRIVE automotive product. The roadside assistance comes from the Allstate Motor Club, and is made available to all SyncUP DRIVE customers who have a qu...
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Seattle court strikes blow to Uber driver unionization efforts A landmark decision by Seattle's city council, which would allow drivers for ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft to unionize despite being classified as independent contractors, has hit a snag according to a report from...
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We Want All of This 2001: A Space Odyssey Swag HAL would approve too.
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The future of a cleaner, cheaper power grid is batteries On the southern edge of the island of Kaua i sits an unsightly diesel power plant. The rust-covered smokestacks (a by-product of being next to the ocean) that emit a mechanical engine drone are a stark contrast to the se...
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Lifehacker The Countries Actually Most Dangerous for Tourists | Kotaku Tips For Playing Persona 5 | io9 Ian McKellen Explains Why He Refused to Play Dumbledore in Harry Potter | Jalopnik Storm Chasers Are Pissed These Id...
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For Zero Motorcycles, a Tesla-sized opportunity to redefine EVs Zero Motorcycles may not be the first electric vehicle company that comes to mind when you think of California transportation start-ups, but there’s more to the firm than just Tesla on two wheels. Founded back in 2006 ...
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Starbucks for iOS updated with iMessage gift cards Starbucks has updated its iPhone app to version 4.3.4, adding multiple changes including the addition of a new iMessage gift card option. Those who use iMessage can now send their friends or family members a Starbucks gi...
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How Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning Revived the Guardians of the Galaxy It's hard to imagine these days with their second movie on the way and Peter Quill's abs liberally splayed across comic pages, but there was a time not long ago when the Guardians of the Galaxy were just a no-name, has-b...
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Microsoft Sprinkles camera app is fun and not at all depressing The developers at Microsoft have successfully created another distraction to our everyday massacre of a modern life with an app called Sprinkles. With the app, users will be able to see how old the machine thinks they ar...
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Kanye West album is the first to go platinum from streaming alone Kanye West's The Life of Pablo may have had excessive hype between the initial Tidal exclusive, the expansion to other services and the changing tracklist, but it's definitely a commercial success. The RIAA has confirmed...
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