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Nest relaunches Protect, a previously recalled smoke detector from the future
Earlier in 2014, Nest recalled its brainchild smoke and carbon monoxide detector, Protect. The standout feature of Protect — the ability to silence alarms…
The Bionic Pancreas gears up to change the face of diabetes, find out how
Researchers at the University of Boston have developed a bionic pancreas that virtually manages your blood sugar for you. With it, diabetics will be…
Linkin Park’s first iOS game LP Recharge – Wasteland has playable band members, in-app purchases
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Hold the phone: this hoodie will let your mom know you miss her
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Catch a glimpse of Tizen, set to power the Samsung Z
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Beats Executive review: everything you want and thisssssss
Three weeks ago, when the coveted box of Dr. Dre Beats Executive headphones arrived for review I could not be more excited. After a…
Cryogenic human trials kick off, but no missions to Mars yet
Folks, doctors have figured out how to prolong the limbo between life and death. Meaning, suspended animation may no longer be an enigma reserved…
Tiny hairy metals threaten technology, but science holds the solution
The formation of minute whiskers on many of the metals widely used in electronics has plagued the industry for decades. The hair-like protrusions formed…
Engineers create tiny nanomotor small enough to fit inside human cells
Mechanical engineers at the University of Texas have created the world’s smallest, longest running nanomotor. The tiny mechanical marvel is so small that it…
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