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Location American Gadget News for 2 June 2017
Frito-Lay is giving away 1,000 Nintendo Switch consoles If you’ve had no luck in finding a Nintendo Switch at retail – still a major problem for a lot of consumers even though the Switch turns three-months-old tomorrow – then you might want to have a go at a new giveawa...
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Why DigiByte's price is soaring: $DGB, Minecraft, Memes, and Citibank This morning it became apparent that the cryptocoin called DigiByte ($DGB) was set to skyrocket in price. In the past 24 hours, the price of the coin went up a cool 43%, and beat its own previous top price (from May 21st...
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Scientists now know how your brain differentiates faces Researchers at Caltech have taken a huge step in figuring out how the brain processes faces. In a study published this week in Cell, the team found that the brain only needs around 200 neurons to differentiate faces from...
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These GIFs of Endlessly Looping Waves Will Soothe Your Soul Okay, so technically they're not GIFs, but "cinemagraphs," short, seamlessly repeating videos. Either way, these incredible loops of dramatic waves from Ray Collins and Armand Dijcks are endlessly soothing. Just watch an...
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Alexa can remind you to pick up the dry-cleaning Amazon has begun rolling out a couple of upgrades for Alexa, and while they might sound pretty minor, they could make the voice assistant more helpful for every day tasks. If you're in the US, you'll soon receive an upda...
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OneLogin attacker may have gotten ability to decrypt data The implicit promise of password management and single sign-on services like OneLogin is that they keep your credentials safe and private so you won’t have to worry about remembering them or writing them down somewhere...
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Former Trump Spokeswoman Cries Censorship Because She Has No Idea How Twitter Works Who among us hasn't claimed censorship from "the man" at the slightest inconvenience?
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'Pirates of the Caribbean' Galaxy S8 comes with its own booty chest Samsung's Galaxy S8, released in April, was the success the tech titan needed after the Note 7's spectacular (and flammable) failure. Now safely underway with high sales, the company has included its new smartphone in an...
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Harvard's new mini exosuit lets you run farther and faster Imagine pulling on a pair of shorts that, as long as you’re wearing them, enable you to run farther distances at faster speeds than you’d run without them. Such has become reality, for the most part, thanks to work b...
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Neptune's Rings Are Tragically Underrated

Gizmodo - 2 Jun 2017 22:52
Neptune's Rings Are Tragically Underrated Saturn's rings are easy to love. They're hauntingly beautiful reminders of how insignificant we are in the scope of the universe. But they also unfairly outshine the rest of the gas giants' ring systems. Uranus, for exam...
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Walmart recruits its employees to deliver your packages Walmart has been struggling to compete with shipping perks offered by companies like Amazon. And in its latest attempt to contend,it has turned to employees -- asking them to deliver packages on their way home.
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Steam will soon charge developers only $100 to publish a game Back in February, Steam announced that it would be ditching Greenlight in favor of a new submission platform called Steam Direct. With Steam Greenlight, developers entered their games into something of a popularity conte...
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Researchers Used Rideshare Service To Test a Stingray-Detecting Device Researchers at the University of Washington are developing tech to detect the use of a controversial device used by law enforcement to track and surveil cellphones.
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'Instant Tethering' comes to Chromebooks with some caveats When you're nowhere near a Wi-Fi hotspot, tethering to your smartphone's data connection is a great solution. Doing it quickly and easily makes it even nicer. Apple has had what it calls Instant Hotspot since 2014, while...
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If hacking back becomes law, what could possibly go wrong? Representative Tom Graves (R-GA) thinks that when anyone gets hacked -- individuals or companies -- they should be able to "fight back" and go "hunt for hackers outside of their own networks." The Active Cyber Defense Ce...
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Tekken 7 now available on PS4, Xbox One and PC

Slash Gear - 2 Jun 2017 21:48
Tekken 7 now available on PS4, Xbox One and PC We’ve been waiting years and now it is finally here. Tekken 7 can now be grabbed for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, giving gamers access to the title that was first announced way back in 2014. This marks the titl...
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Study suggests Airbnb hosts are unfair to people with disabilities A recent study conducted by researchers at Rutgers University found evidence that Airbnb hosts might be less likely to rent to people with disabilities. But there are some important limitations to consider in regards to ...
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What to expect from Apple at WWDC 2017

Engadget - 2 Jun 2017 21:30
What to expect from Apple at WWDC 2017 As a rule, Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference is predictable: New versions of iOS, macOS and watchOS are the stars of the show, and anything else is gravy. WWDC 2017, however, is shaping up to be different. Although ...
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Andy Rubin's Essential might be plotting smart glasses of its own It’s only been a few days since Essential revealed its new phone to the world, but the company’s plan for the future may extend beyond handsets and AI assistants. As it turns out, Essential is also holding a patent f...
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Dozens of Cities and States Are Initiating Rogue One, Planning to Independently Rejoin the Paris Agreement Former New York City major, Michael Bloomberg, is coordinating an effort among 30 mayors, three governors, 80 university presidents and over 100 businesses to independently align with the Paris Agreement's goal of curbin...
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Xprize enlists sci-fi authors and filmmakers to map our future Science fiction has been instrumental in creating the future from the very beginning. Real-life manipulator hands, originally created for the nuclear industry, were named after Robert Heinlein's short story, "Waldo." It ...
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These Noise-Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones Are Back In Stock For $39 You don't need to sell a kidney to afford noise-cancelling Bluetooth headphones; these 4 star-rated Cowin E-7s are just $39 right now, or $31 off with promo code K8WP23JH.
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