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Location American Gadget News for 7 April 2017
Adidas Futurecraft 4D starts a new era of 3D-printed shoes Adidas is back with another sneaker based on a 3D-printed midsole, but this time the company says it's moving even closer to mass production. The Futurecraft 4D shoe will be the first one using Carbon's "Digital Light Sy...
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Polar M430 running watch offers accuracy as well as actionable data You would not want to trust any other name apart from Polar when it comes to wearable sports and fitness technology, as the company has recently announced the latest exciting member of the Polar M family — the Polar M4...
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Google brings Fact Check to Search and News worldwide Google has been taking steps to fight fake news over the past few months, but today those efforts took a big leap. After launching fact check tags for Google News results in a few countries, Google has announced that thi...
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Periscope opens 360-degree broadcasts to everyone When Periscope debuted live 360-degree broadcasting late last year, it was only available to a handful of users. That changes now. A tweet from the company announced that as of today anyone who's broadcasting either from...
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Two Marines punished for online misconduct under new policy Two Marines have been disciplined for posting disrespectful comments about a female soldier on social media, The Washington Post reports. It's the first time the Marine Corps has officially punished someone for online mi...
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Meet the Hugo-Nominated Author of Alien Stripper Boned From Behind By the T-Rex The Hugo Awards nominations were released this week, featuring some of the best and brightest works in science fiction and fantasy-- most of which are relatively well known. Then, there's one nominee for Best Novelette, ...
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Xiaomi Mi Panoramic Camera has two sensors for 360-degree content Chinese company Xiaomi has introduced its new Mi Panoramic Camera, a slim square-shaped camera with two image sensors for capturing 360-degree content. Xiaomi designed the camera to function as something like a multi-pur...
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YouTube TV needs more channels, but it gets the basics right YouTube TV launched earlier this week, bringing another option to the quickly growing online TV subscription space. It's basically the cord-cutting dream; being able to watch shows, news or sports as they happen instead ...
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Google Pixel 2: Processor Devil's in the Details

Slash Gear - 7 Apr 2017 23:12
Google Pixel 2: Processor Devil's in the Details We’re still several months out from the new Google Pixel 2 devices, but at this early stage of the game we’ve gone digging into what we can expect from the new Android flagships. Based on data from a source with info...
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The Magnificent Mane on This Plastic Lion Means We're One Step Closer to 3D-Printed Toupees Manufacturers of 3D printers have had a hard time convincing consumers they need a machine that takes 12 hours to make a plastic trinket. But 3D printing enthusiasts do exist, and they're coming up with lots of different...
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These Are the Wildly Advanced Space Exploration Concepts Being Considered by NASA Earlier today, NASA announced funding for 22 projects as part of its Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program. From a planet hopping laser-driven sail and a solar powered Venusian weather balloon to an autonomous rove...
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Today's Press Briefing Screwup Wasn't Entirely Sean Spicer's Fault Somehow On Friday, less than 24 hours after the Trump Administration launched a volley of Tomahawk missiles at Syria, Sean Spicer held an off-camera press conference to bring White House reporters up to speed. Naturally, the off...
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LG G6 is now available in the US: free Google Home included LG Electronics’ newest flagship Android smartphone, the LG G6, is now available to consumers in the United States. Buyers can grab the handset for the four big carriers — Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint — as wel...
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Lady Puffins Basically Holding Everything Together in Puffin Marriages In the animal kingdom, pretty much everything wants to fuck and/or kill. But puffins--those flying penguin-looking things that live in regions around the North Atlantic--are special in the sense that they typically mate ...
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Huawei finally has a phone worthy of the Leica brand From super-slow-mo cameras and bezel-less displays to banking on the power of nostalgia, smartphone makers have tried almost every trick they can to stand out. Huawei's latest strategy is to partner with color authority ...
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Scientists Found a Good Use for Surplus Sperm A team of German scientists were wondering how to deliver medications into the female reproductive tract and realized, hey, why come up with something new? The human body already produces its own little machines perfectl...
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Get Learned For Less With 30% Off CreativeLive Online Courses Get inspiration or just brush up on your creative skills with CreativeLive's online courses. Today only, they're giving you 30% off the entire site to celebrate their seventh birthday. Swap out the time you spend browsin...
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Call of Duty mobile game being made by Candy Crush developer King King, the company behind hit mobile game Candy Crush, is making a Call of Duty game designed specifically for mobile. The news was revealed in a grandiose job listing on the company’s website; in it, King seeks individ...
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Google hires Vive and Oculus developer to bolster its VR team If you want to see the potential of virtual reality, check out SoundStage: a virtual reality music sandbox app for the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. Google just snapped up developer Logan Olson for its VR team, further provi...
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Just Doesn't Want to Do Shit, Eh? You know that feeling when you just really cannot be bothered to do any work? Of course you do! It's Friday afternoon. You're staring at the screen, waiting in vain for Twitter to provide some decent distractions, maybe ...
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Mice brains store backup copies of memories

Engadget - 7 Apr 2017 21:09
Mice brains store backup copies of memories Turns out that even the human brain might use redundancy when it comes to storage. New research out of the Riken-MIT Center for Neural Circuit Genetics suggests that memories are stored in two places in the brain: the hi...
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How Apple's Night Shift Compares to F.lux

Gizmodo - 7 Apr 2017 21:00
How Apple's Night Shift Compares to F.lux Apple recently added Night Shift to macOS, which changes the color temperature of your screen based on the time of day in the hopes that it'll help you sleep better. Before the launch of Night Shift, f.lux was the go-to ...
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