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SAMSUNG S8 & S8+ UN BOX YOUR PHONE

July 31, 2017
Introducing the stunning Infinity Display The revolutionary design of the Galaxy S8 and S8+ begins from the inside out. We rethought every part of the phone's layout to break through the confines of the smartphone screen. So all you see is pure content and no bezel. It's the biggest, most immersive screen on a Galaxy smartphone of this size. And it's easy to...

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Google releases the final Android O developer preview

July 26, 2017
Google today launched the fourth and final developer preview of Android O the latest version of its mobile operating system. As expected, there are no major changes in this release and, according to Google, the launch of Android O remains on track for later this summer. There’s still some time left before the official end of the summer (that’s September 22, in case you wondered),...

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Creating Harry Potter: J.K. Rowling's Journey from Struggling Single Mother to the World's First Billionaire Author

July 24, 2017
Creating Harry Potter: J.K. Rowling's Journey from Struggling Single Mother to the World's First Billionaire Author  J.K. Rowling is the first self-made billionaire author in the history of, well, billionaires. She's also one of only 56 women in the world, according to Forbes, to earned her own billion-dollar fortune...ever. If that isn't enough to impress you, let us indulge a little further. She has sold more...

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Avatar 2 Delayed Again: Christmas 2018 Release "Not Happening"

July 24, 2017
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Google Assistant is spreading, but it needs its own 'Echo Dot'

July 24, 2017
Google's giving developers the keys to its digital assistant,  but lacks cheap, first-party options. At the GOOGLE I/O Developer Conference, I tried a cocktail made by the GOOGLE ASSISTANT. The man who showed off this voice controlled mix master also hosted a session in which he described the possibilities for the future of Google's voice control platform. Chris Ramsdale, the lead product manager for the company's...

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MIT's New Robot Can Teach Its Metallic Kin

July 24, 2017
The new robot can learn from a demonstration and teach other robots what it knows. Building a robot is hard. Teaching a robot is even harder. But teaching a robot to do your teaching for you might just be within the realm of possibility. If you're building a robot to perform a specific task—like opening a door, for example—there are only a few...

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This Tiny Robot Can Jump Over 10 Times Its Height

July 24, 2017
The Salto-1P robot is designed to mimic how some jumping animals move around. Most robots that have legs are somewhat slow and bulky, and it's hard for them to move around on uneven surfaces. Not so with UC Berkeley's Salto-1P robot. This robot was built to jump high and move fast. The researchers built the first version of the bot back in December,...

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The Marimba Robot That Composes and Plays Its Own Music

July 24, 2017
Shimon gathers information from over 5,000 songs to create its own melody. At the Georgia's Institute of Technology, Shimon plays some marimba jams. Shimon is also not human, but a robot using deep learning and artificial intelligence to play music of its own creation. Being fed a variety of over 5,000 songs from Beethoven to Lady Gaga along with a library of 2...

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Drone-Disabling Airport Systems

July 24, 2017
The DroneShield DroneSentry  Deters Drone Flight By Jamming  Signals Drones can be fun for hobbyists but are a dangerous annoyance for many private airspaces around the world, so the DroneShield DroneSentry is intended to help keep them at bay. The device works by utilizing the DroneSentinel in order to detect for unauthorized drones and let authorized users know that they're in the area....

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Underwater Consumer Drones

July 24, 2017
The Blueye Pioneer Drone Offers  Views 150 Meters Under the Water Blueye Robotics created an underwater consumer drone that can reach depths of up to 150 meters. The Blueye Pioneer is slated to launch early 2018 and will retail for around $3,500, a steal considering most military-grade or professional underwater drones cost upwards of $20,000. The drone will be remotely controlled using a smartphone,...

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Snacks and Health tips

July 19, 2017
Snacks Planning meals is important for managing diabetes, but what about snacks? When it comes to snacking, people often think of foods that are high in sugar or added fats but you have lots of other options. Snacks can help curb hunger while adding a nutritious energy boost to your day. But that means choosing foods wisely. It's a great opportunity to fit in another...

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iOS 11

July 19, 2017
iOS 11 A giant step for iPhone.A monumental leap for iPad. iOS 11 sets a new standard for what is already the world’s most advanced mobile operating system. It makes iPhone better than before. It makes iPad more capable than ever. And now it opens up both to amazing possibilities for augmented reality in games and apps. With iOS 11, iPhone and iPad are the...

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Augmented Reality Museum Apps

July 16, 2017
'REBLINK' BRINGS CLASSIC  HISTORIC PAINTINGS TO LIFE Reblink is an augmented reality museum app that's bringing some of your favorite works of art to life.  Galleries have begun banning selfie sticks, prompting digital artist Alex Mayhew to create an app which brought some form of interactive entertainment into gallery settings. Guests of the Art Gallery of Ontario are invited to point their smartphones...

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TOP 5 KEYBOARD FOR ANDROID

July 15, 2017
TOP 5 KEYBOARD FOR ANDROID 1 GOOGLE GBOARD Gboard has everything you love about Google Keyboard—speed and reliability, Glide Typing, voice typing, and more—plus Google Search built in. No more app switching; just search and share, right from your keyboard. ...

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Apple announces HomePod speaker to take on Sonos

July 15, 2017
Apple announces HomePod speaker to take on Sonos Apple has officially announced the HomePod speaker today, which the company claims will reinvent music in homes like the iPod did for music on the go. The new smart speaker features a seven-speaker array of tweeters. Additionally, there’s a four-inch upward-facing subwoofer and an Apple A8 chip. The speaker features “spatial awareness,” which allows it...

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Google Daydream: What does it do, what devices support it and what is standalone Daydream?

July 15, 2017
Google Daydream: What does it do, what devices support it and what is standalone Daydream? What is Daydream? Daydream effectively simplifies access to virtual reality content on a mobile device. It comes in three key aspects. There is an optimal specification list that manufacturers must meet for a smartphone to be labelled Daydream-ready. There is a Google-made Daydream View VR headset, although multiple manufacturers could...

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Boston Dynamics' SpotMini Is All Electric, Agile, and Has a Capable Face-Arm

July 15, 2017
Boston Dynamics' SpotMini Is All Electric, Agile, and Has a Capable Face-Arm  Boston Dynamics has done it again: in a YouTube video posted today, one of the coolest robotics companies in the known universe is introducing a fun-sizeified version of their Spot quadruped called SpotMini. SpotMini is all electric, quiet, comes with a very capable googley-eyed face-arm, and is terrible at bringing people beer. We want...

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Agile Robots

July 15, 2017
 Agile Robots Recently scientists have created machines that have the ability to balanwalk and run across rough and uneven terrain, making them far more useful in navigating human environments. extraordinary feat of biomechanical engineering. Every step requires balance and the ability to adapt to instability in a split second. It requires quickly adjusting where your foot will land and calculating how much force...

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Top 10 Technologically Advanced Wrist Watches

July 15, 2017
Top 10 Technologically Advanced Wrist Watches 1. HD3 Slyde This technology-wonder is designed by Jorg Hysek Jr, son of famed French watchmaker, Jorg Hysek Sr. It has a 232×240 pixel, 28 x 29mm active zone LED screen with a sapphire crystal to cover the curves of the wrist. Without having any physical buttons, the watch has three battery indicator lights on the side...

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