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Location American Gadget News for 14 May 2021
If We Live in a Sea of Dark Matter, This Tiny Mirror Might Be Able to Detect It Despite the vast and expensive effort to figure out the identity of the invisible stuff that seems to make up much of the universe, no proposed dark matter candidate has been detected by any scientific experiment. Now, a...
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Fake MSI website offers Afterburner app with possible malware When access to a popular resource suddenly disappears, people are likely to search for an alternative source, no matter where it comes from. That’s true for websites but even more so for software and apps which can car...
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Stadia is alive and well, insists Google exec

Slash Gear - 14 May 2021 04:58
Stadia is alive and well, insists Google exec Google is notorious for its many projects, some of them very expensive and some of them even involving partners and customers that rely on such products. When Google launched its own game streaming platform, it wasn’t ...
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Nokia 2720 V Flip comes to the US through Verizon

Slash Gear - 14 May 2021 04:13
Nokia 2720 V Flip comes to the US through Verizon HMD Global isn’t just making Android phones with Nokia’s name on them, it is also making feature phones with Nokia’s name on them. The company has been reviving Nokia’s most iconic handsets and nothing probably g...
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Verizon Galaxy Tab S6 finally gets Android 11 and One UI 3.1 Samsung has been making big promises and improvements to the way it rolls out Android updates but some might feel it only applies to its high-end phones. Fortunately, that doesn’t seem to be the case and Samsung has al...
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MediaTek Dimensity 900 5G wants to level up mid-range phones Qualcomm, as always, focuses heavily on the high-end, premium market where it’s able to make the most profits from each unit sold. It does also have chips that cater to lower tiers but that is also where MediaTek’s p...
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Pentagon Is Surveilling Americans Without a Warrant, Senator Says The Pentagon recently signaled to a U.S. senator that it could not publicly reveal if or how it was buying access to Americans' car, phone, and online metadata, only that, whatever it was doing, it was not violating the ...
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Google Cloud Teams up With SpaceX in Satellite Internet Connectivity Deal Google announced Thursday that it's partnering with SpaceX to link Elon Musk's ambitious satellite internet service Starlink with Google's cloud infrastructure. The alliance marks a major win for Google in its competitio...
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Netflix's Army of the Dead movie hits Cinemark theaters this Friday Netflix original zombie movie Army of the Dead will be available to watch in select Cinemark theaters starting next week, giving viewers the opportunity to watch the feature film on the big screen. Though some Netflix mo...
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Frito-Lay recalls a bunch of Ruffles potato chips over flavor mix-up Frito-Lay has recalled some of its Ruffles potato chips in several US states because the flavors applied to the chips were mixed up, potentially putting people who have food allergies at risk of exposure to undeclared in...
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Elon Musk efficiency tweet pushes Dogecoin prices up again Doge prices spiked after Elon Musk tweeted about "potentially promising" work to make the meme cryptocurrency more efficient.
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Fortnite Fish Fiesta promises a week of rare fish and weapons Starting today, Epic has kicked off Fortnite Fish Fiesta in its battle royale game, part of its ongoing Wild Weeks event that brings a notable change to the island every seven days. This time around, players will benefit...
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Project Veritas Reportedly Turned Its Feckless Smear Machine on Trump's FBI Project Veritas, the shadowy yet wildly incompetent far-right group that stages sting operations to film and release hoax exposés on liberals, enlisted a British spy to help run an operation intended to discredit the FB...
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Albert Einstein Ponders Birds and Bees in Previously Unpublished Letter In 1949, a 70-year-old Albert Einstein shot off a message to England-based radar researcher Glyn Davys. The topic wasn't physics or radar--it was birds and bees and the way those animals navigate.
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Waymo had to rescue an autonomous van that was confused by safety cones Programming a computer to understand and navigate roads designed for human drivers is hard.
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Here's What to Expect From Google I/O

Gizmodo - 14 May 2021 23:30
Here's What to Expect From Google I/O Google canceled last year's annual Google I/O developers conference due to the pandemic, but this year, it's back--virtually.
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2021 Infiniti Q50 Red Sport 400 AWD Review: Too much and not enough Infiniti is getting squeezed. On the one hand, its premium rivals have fresher ranges, more competitive models, and sports sedans like this 2021 Q50 Red Sport 400 AWD can no longer count on power alone to distinguish the...
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A Toaster Company Is Releasing an Android Phone If a company can figure out how to perfectly toast a slice of bread, it can surely bring something to the table with regards to Android smartphone design. And anyway, some people think Android phones are nothing but chun...
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Netflix plans major Ultraman movie to join its budding anime series Netflix has teamed up with Tsuburaya Productions to create a computer-animated movie based on Ultraman, the same subject of its relatively new anime series. Netflix’s effort may bring Ultraman to a global audience, bui...
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Here's How to KoЯnify Your Website

Gizmodo - 14 May 2021 22:45
Here's How to KoЯnify Your Website AAЯЯЯЯЯЯEEEEEE YOOOOUUUU ЯEEEEAAADDDDYYYYY....... to KoЯnify your website?
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Open Channel: Let's Celebrate This Guy's 77th Birthday Seventy-seven years ago a man was born who would release a movie in 1977 that would change the face of the world. He'd do a few other things too. That man's name is George Lucas. Today, May 14, is his birthday, and we've...
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They're Here

Gizmodo - 14 May 2021 22:39
They're Here The march of the horny bugs has begun. Brood X cicadas have started to emerge, though slowly thanks to spring temperatures that are slightly cooler and wetter than normal. After 17 years underground, the cicadas are comi...
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