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iphone With Designer Bacteria, Crops Could One Day Fertilize Themselves
Big Ag is pouring a lot of money into figuring out how. But the science still has a long way to go.
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Wednesday September 13, 2017. 11:01 PM
acirc Turn Bluetooth Off When You're Not Using It
In light of the latest Bluetooth-related security meltdown, a friendly PSA.
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game Let's Use Physics to Measure Just How Hulky the Incredible Hulk Is in Thor: Ragnarok
A Hulk expert weighs in.
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are Can Apple's iPhone X Beat Facial Recognition's Bias Problem?
Apple's Face ID will be used to unlock the iPhone X, but other facial-recognition programs misidentify black people.
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how Buying Guide: iPhone Accessories and Apple Watch Accessories
New Apple iPhones and Watches are on their way, so it's time to accessorize!
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apple Apple's Animoji Will Teach You To Love Face Tracking, For Better or Worse
With the new iPhone X, you can turn your visage into a fox, a unicorn, or a pile of poo.
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vehicles Why Researchers Dressed as a Car Seat to Teach Self-Driving Vehicles to Talk
Car seat man was part of a Ford-funded study by researchers at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute into how autonomous vehicles will interact with humans on the road.
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into Twitter Didn't Suspend Hope Hicks
Conservatives are in arms over Twitter's suspension of Hope Hicks' Twitter. There's only one problem.
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mac Porpentine's New Twine Game Isn't Just a Twine Game
Game designer Porpentine's latest piece of interactive fiction is about transgender furries, ecological disaster, and slime.
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news The iPhone X Isn't That Expensive, Actually
With monthly plans, that $1,000 iPhone looks like a much more reasonable purchase.
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macintosh Mercedes-AMG's $2.8M Project One Hypercar Is Finally Here
Finally, the specs and photos you've been waiting for.
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apple How the US Can Counter Threats from DIY Weapons and Automation
Opinion: The government must address security threats from DIY weapons and autonomous vehicles.
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software The Greatest Strength of 'Westworld' Is Its Inhumanity
The HBO show's robots of the future are at their most interesting when they're at their least human.
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mac news Apple’s ‘Neural Engine’ Infuses the iPhone With AI Smarts
Apple fires the first shot in a war over mobile-phone chips with a 'neural engine' designed to speed speech, image processing.
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macintosh news Antarctica Is Looking for a Few Good Firefighters
Ready to endure bitter cold, desolation, and occasional cabin fever? Firefighting at McMurdo station might be for you.
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macintosh news headlines NTSB Says Tesla Bears Some Blame for Deadly Autopilot Crash
The harshest rebuke yet of an industry eager to offer drivers autonomous features that may be easily abused, with deadly consequences.
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iphone Mind Control Isn't Sci-Fi Anymore
This startup has built a brain-machine interface that enables mind control of machines—no implants required.
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acirc 23andMe Is Digging Through Your Data for a Parkinson's Cure
This week, it showed off the latest results of that effort, turning up more than a dozen new mutations associated with the disease.
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game Africa’s Drone Delivery Is Zipping Past the US
Americans still can't get their burritos by drone delivery. But in Rwanda and soon Tanzania, air deliveries are already saving lives.
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are "Font Detectives" Use Their Expertise to Solve High Stakes Cases
A quiet side business among typography experts is every kerning nerd's dream job—and a surprisingly high-stakes game.
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