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Apple is moving Siri to the Mac this fall, where the macOS Sierra release will pit Apple's digital assistant against Cortana. Microsoft is going to get a run for its money, it appears.
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Rechargeable Battery Problems: Overcharging, Leaving It Plugged In
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listen to mom before you leave that battery always connected to the charger....
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A new point-of-view video lets you see what it would be like to land back on Earth with Blue Origin's rocket.
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yesterday's dream - today's reality - tomorrow's future....
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There are nearly a billion websites out there. We never will get to see them all. So, here's our look at the top thirty websites that you probably don't know about.
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even if you find 1 out of 30.....
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The cockatoo found itself ostracised by its peers, due to its broken beak.
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amazing 3d future.....
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Shipments of virtual reality hardware will "skyrocket" this year and keep climbing through 2020, market analyst IDC said.
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heads up - look for things that go under the Christmas tree :-)
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The Colorado-based start-up plans to have prototypes of the jet, which would fly roughly 1,500 m.p.h., by late 2017
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Concorde was fun - but I can hardly wait for this one.....
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a brilliant leader
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done in very simple terms..
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The Amazon Kindle Oasis may be the thinnest, lightest, most unusually designed ereader you've ever seen.
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looks easier to hold - maybe more comfortable reading....
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The founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg yesterday launched a new project of a video that went live on Facebook with responding to various questions posed by users. The video was a guest comedian Jerry Sejnfild. Zuckerberg answered questions related to the changes soon to expect to the social network virtual intelligence and the ways we …
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worth an hour of your time - can listen as background while you do something else
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Here are the 20 quickest full-size sedans Motor Trend has tested, from autobahn rockets and luxury cruisers to four-door muscle cars.
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and the fastest is... 0 to 60 mph: 2.6 seconds Quarter Mile: 10.9 seconds at 122.7 mph
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Google's response to the the Echo, Amazon's voice-controlled Bluetooth speaker/smart home hub, will arrive sometime this year, according to a new report.
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Can't wait.....
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The Panono is a fun 360-degree camera for early adopters, but it's too pricey and the photos are too hit-or-miss for anyone else.
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i like it - but best not to stare at the photos too long....
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Google's biggest show of the year is next week.
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Android - the flagship?
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SpaceX just released a video of its Falcon 9 booster landing on a drone ship in the Atlantic Ocean on April 8.
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we're getting there....
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"In the long run we will evolve in computing from a mobile-first to an AI-first world," said Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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AI - the future....
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Chinese tech giant LeECO unveiled its LeSEE luxury EV concept complete with memory foam seats, a self-parking app and autonomous driving mode.
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China takes on the auto market?
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The creators of Watly, a 15-ton multitasking thermal dynamic computer, believe their machine could help address three developmental challenges in Africa in one go: clean water, electricity and internet connectivity. The project—which is only in its prototype stage—aims to offer its machines as a solution to the infrastructural problems that communities all over Africa face. Marc
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a tad heavier than a notebook..... but if it gets the job done.....
Cindy Flores's curator insight,
September 29, 10:11 PM
I came across this article that spoke on the subject: clean water. The creator of the machine Marco Attisani is an Italian entrepreneur, which he is hoping for developmental challenges such as clean water, electricity, and internet connectivity to be able to reach Africa. Marco states that one machine can purify up to 3 million liters of water a year and has a life span of 15 years, as well as, creating a Wi-Fi zone with a radius of up to 500 meters. In 2013, the first prototype was initially set up in the village of Abenta in Ghana to test the human impact. However, they did not use evidence to support the statements of the measurements Marco stated previously, meaning, that the statements may, in fact, be untrue. In the article, Soumonnia, an innovation scholar at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, stated that unless the technology has been used it is considered a nonsuccessful innovation. This article does not have any supporting evidence but the author did make the article convincing enough for us to be able to belive the machine will work for those who will be dependent on the machine. The authors seemed neutral about the topic; it provided measurements without evidence but it provided several points of view (investments, Marco results, and a statement of Soumonnia) instead of just one.
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Intel storage czar Bill Leszinske has a thing or two to say about the future of drive technology, and it's all about fast.
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a merger of storage and ram in the future!
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