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Location American Gadget News for 6 May 2017

Pokemon GO Grass Event update and a mystery 'mon

Slash Gear - 6 May 2017 00:08
Pokemon GO Grass Event update and a mystery 'mon The Pokemon GO Grass Event has begun in earnest and the whole in-game universe is aflutter with Pokeballs flying directly at the faces of green pocket monsters. Much of what this event will bring has already been reveale...
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Android Pay could use your face to authenticate loyalty programs It's not that hard to add points to your loyalty cards on Android Pay, but it looks like Google is mulling on an experimental feature to automate the process. 9to5google has torn the latest version of the app apart and f...
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What Is Microsoft's Grand Plan for Phones?

Gizmodo - 6 May 2017 15:49
What Is Microsoft's Grand Plan for Phones? It has been nearly two years since Microsoft introduced a new Windows phone. Sure, HP is still making Windows phones and marketing them to businesses, but Microsoft has been basically silent on the subject of its flaggin...
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People actually crowdfunded this smart pillow

Engadget - 6 May 2017 03:14
People actually crowdfunded this smart pillow The connected home is getting out of hand. These days your mattress can do everything from keep tabs on your cheating spouse to start your coffee each morning. But why let the surface you sleep on have all the smarts whe...
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Microsoft HoloLens becomes an AR assistant for spinal surgery Since the HoloLens was introduced, Microsoft has pitched it as both a gaming peripheral and a practical assistant in the workplace. Professionals have already started using its augmented reality tech to help out, from bu...
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Spotify Codes are barcodes shaped like audio waves for sharing music Next Monday, Spotify will offer details on a new tool for sharing music called Spotify Codes. The codes are designed to look like an audio wave, and when scanned they offer the recipient either a music track, a playlist,...
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Dark Web Child Porn Kingpin Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison A Florida man whom the Federal Bureau of Investigation says created the "world's largest child pornography website" has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.
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YouTube and Warner extend their streaming music deal YouTube's relationships with music labels have certainly been fraught, but it just managed to reach a truce with one of them... at least, for now. The streaming service and Warner have extended licensing deals that will ...
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Microsoft HoloLens to serve as AR tool for doctors during spinal surgery While augmented reality is often touted as the future of entertainment and mobile communication, the technology has the potential to be useful in a number of practical and professional situations as well. Case in point: ...
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Square begins offering its users prepaid debit cards These days, more and more payment methods are going digital. But while we live in a world with Apple Pay, Paypal, and other similar apps and services, we still see some that make the move from digital to physical. The la...
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Report: Facebook TV Coming as Early as June, It's Still Not a Media Company Facebook, which is definitely not a media company, is reportedly planning to launch around two dozen original "TV-like" programs in mid-June. Are you ready to catch the opening credits in your newsfeed, stop what you're ...
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Russia's Guardians VFX Reel Shows How the Man Became the Man-Bear It's always exciting to see how the borscht gets made, and a recent VFX reel for Russia's failed superhero film Guardians delivers on the one thing I could ever want: A guy fighting baddies in a giant bear hat.
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Seattle enacts broadband privacy rules where the FCC won't Just because the FCC and White House have rolled back broadband privacy rules doesn't mean internet providers are free to sell your data without permission... if you live in Seattle, they'll still have to ask nicely. Cit...
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The Last Animals, Photojournalist Kate Brooks's Poaching Documentary, Is a Quietly Stunning Call-to-Arms When director and photojournalist Kate Brooks began filming The Last Animals, which premiered last month at the Tribeca Film Festival, there were seven Northern White Rhinos left on the planet. Now there are only three, ...
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Recommended Reading: A second act for 'Guardians of the Galaxy' 'Guardians of the Galaxy 2:' Twice Is (Still) the Charm Christopher Orr, The Atlantic Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 hits theaters this weekend, the sequel to the 2014 film that introduced us to Star-Lord, Gamora, Groot,...
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Get Mom (Or Yourself) A New Fitbit For $20-$50 Off If you've had your eyes on a Fitbit (may we recommend the new Alta HR?), or wanted to get one for Mom this month, the entire lineup is on sale right now on Amazon, with discounts ranging from $20 to $50.
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French Presidential Campaign Claims 'Massive Hack' Fears of a hacking campaign targeting centrist French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron came to fruition in a last minute information dump Friday evening. The leaked memos and emails appeared online just hours befor...
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Crayola announces crayon based on newly-discovered shade of blue Crayon company Crayola revealed back in March that it was retiring the long-running shade of yellow known as Dandelion. Now it has announced that the crayon will be replaced by a new addition to the blue family, and it�...
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How to Turn Your Smartphone Into an (Almost) Nintendo Switch Nintendo's questionable supply chain strategies mean there are still gamers trying to get their hands on a Switch, two months after its release. But why bother trying to hunt down another console when the smartphone in y...
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I Can't Help but Wonder Why Wonder Woman Is Shilling Weight-Loss Protein Bars Warner Bros. got a bit of flack over the past few weeks for its apparent lack of advertising for Wonder Woman, its first female-led superhero film. Even though later reports suggested it's had more advertising dollars be...
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Player Spends A Decade Polishing Epic Theme Park In Rollercoaster Tycoon 2 The game came out in 2002, but up until yesterday, I-am-Prime was still working on fine-tuning an isometric amusement park that was years in the making.
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Overwatch loot box odds revealed following Chinese regulation If Overwatch players are familiar with anything, it’s the game’s loot boxes -- rewards for rank-ups and various numbers of match wins -- and their tendency to almost never give the most desired cosmetic items. Player...
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