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Google Adds Under-water Maps
Google Street View, the interactive panorama feature within Google Maps, has shared eye-level images of Antarctica, gone inside NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, floated down rivers in the Amazon and strolled the halls of famous museums.
Now the company is going …
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Proposition of Floating Airport in London
We’ve seen futuristic airport ideas for London before, and now here’s a proposal to create a floating airport on the surface of London’s River Thames Estuary. The proposed “London Britannia Airport” would not be built on reclaimed land added to …
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Texting During A Movie? Not anymore.
The Prince Charles Cinema is said to be employing volunteer “ninjas” to regulate good behavior among the audience. The term “ninja” is being used loosely here — they’re really more like glorified ushers in black skintight bodysuits — but whatever …
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Climate Controlled Seats on Airplanes?
For those who travel a lot you know the one lonely bit of comfort you can control on a plane is the air vent above your seat. And by control, generally that means on or off. Someday soon however, you …
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Anti-Radiation Cell Phone Class
A new smartphone accessory made from the same material as NASA spacecraft claims to reduce antenna radiation and improve performance. But how do we know if it works?
It’s still unclear as to exactly how bad the problem of cellphone …
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Google Self Driving Car
Google’s video showing a blind man taking a ride to a Taco Bell in a self-driving car was legal, according to Google and the police department which monitored the test.
A spokeswoman for the California Highway Patrol saw it differently, …
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Animals Displayed Without Skin
Naked animals may not cause even a blush, but a look under the covers of our four-legged friends (and finned ones) is a revelation.
Gunther von Hagens, creator of the controversial yet wildly popular “Body Worlds” exhibit of dead humans, …
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Britannica To Stop Print Production
After 244 years, Encyclopedia Britannica will cease production of its iconic multi-volume book sets.
Britannica usually prints a new set of the tomes every two years, but 2010’s 32-volume set will be its last. Instead, the company will focus solely …
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Microsoft Mustang
Tricking out a car with Windows sounds, well, sort of lame on its face. But suppose it came with a heads-up display that let passengers play Call of Duty against their buddies?
Or cameras around the car that let you …
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Job Candidates Asked for Facebook Password
When Justin Bassett interviewed for a new job, he expected the usual questions about experience and references. So he was astonished when the interviewer asked for something else: his Facebook username and password.
Bassett, a New York City statistician, had …
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