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2.9KFutureResearchers Debut AI System That Can Automatically Tune Robotic Knees
On January 16, a team of researchers published in IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics an exciting new application for AI: helping those who...
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7.1KCESCrossHelmet Ticks All the Right Boxes… and Then Some
To weave and swerve through traffic on a two-wheeler gives you a feeling like no other. It’s adrenaline-inducing and challenging, although not...
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4.7KPhonesGoogle Pixel 3 Ad Teases Night Sight Mode, Compares It to iPhone XS
Night modes are the new thing in the smartphone industry and all the big names like Apple, Huawei , Google, Samsung and...
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3.8KMiscSamsung Switches Its Plastic Packaging to Sustainable Materials
Samsung Electronics has announced that, as of this year, it will start replacing its plastic packaging with either paper or other types...
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3.3KMWC 2019Alleged Nokia 9 MWC Invite Confirms Penta-Camera
There’s been quite a bit of talk about Nokia’s upcoming flagship model for 2019 – mostly due to the penta-camera design the...
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Unreleased Xbox One ‘Anthem’ and ‘The Division 2’ Bundles Appear Online
It looks like the Xbox One subreddit has discovered an interesting bit of information: Russian game retailer 100PristavOk has listings for two...
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12.2KPhonesiPhone 11 Excitement Builds Up With New Concept Video Render
iPhone 11 is the next flagship we’re expecting from Apple this year, and, in spite of receiving no information about it from...
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8.0KSmart LifeiOS 12.2 Beta Code Might Hint at Upcoming iPads and an iPod Touch
Developer Steve Troughton-Smith made a discovery in the iOS 12.2 beta code which might hint that four new iPad models and an...
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4.3KSecurityIllinois Supreme Court Passes Ruling Protecting Biometric Privacy
Back in 2008, the state of Illinois passed a Biometric information Privacy Act (BIPA), which protects people against the storage and collection...
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4.2KFutureGatwick Airport Plans To Let A Robot Park Your Car
United Kingdon’s Gatwick Airport is an airport like any other: always busy, almost always crowded. But soon enough, it might become an...